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Re: Mixing brewPosted by Willohwawk on July 20, 2001 at 02:18:25: In reply to: Mixing brew posted by shaon on July 20, 2001 at 02:06:10: Steeping/infusing cloves to make a tea is less topically irritablethan using clove essential oil. The process for the oil is usually steam distillation and it releases the oils from the clove. Infusing cloves doesn't seem to release the same level of oils and it is watered down drastically when doing so. I recently did some work on a woman who's skin is allergic to many things. I let her know well beforehand what was in my paste, and told her I would rework my recipe for her allergies, but she told me to use it as is and we would just see how it went. She was fine. I have never had a bad reaction, knock wood, nor has anyone I have used my recipe on (which has infused clove in it). Blessings, Justine Willowhawk : I usually make a reduction with water, lemon juice, tea bags and some : hole cloves. I usually get nice result when i use this brew to mix : my henna and the smell of cloves is just wonderful. But I've : read/heard that some people get reactions from the clove. : : So... I'm wondering do you guys use clove in your mix when doing : henna for your clients or at fairs? : : Thanks in advance! : : Shaon
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