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Re: geraniumPosted by Catherine Cartwright Jones on July 24, 2001 at 15:30:55: In reply to: geranium posted by Lucida on July 24, 2001 at 14:36:51: My bottles say "Geranium bourbon: Geranium graveolens, source:Reunion" and "Geranium: Geranium graveolens, source: Egypt" That may not be much help. The Geranium Bourbon is lighter, the Egyptian one is earthier. I adore them both! I also love the geraniol molecule! Wyndemere is: Wyndemere Naturals Inc, Minneapolis, Mn. 1-800-207-8538. Do I hear a stampede to get wholesale information from them? Honest to goddess ... if I were actually running a henna business, I'd start testing mixes TODAY, come up with wonderful combinations .. and sell henna powder and essential oils (separatly), with suggested combinations. (the FDA has no problem with selling henna NOT PRE-MIXED). Jani henna has it absolutely right ... to sell henna and the terpineol separatly. Remember, too ... essential oils belong in the refrigerator! They'll demise worse than henna! If that FDA "clamp down on pre-mix" concept is tricky to understand ... here's a parallel ... you must have licensing to run a bakery and sell bread, get inspections and go through all sorts of constraints. However ... you can sell flour, yeast, salt and water with far less difficulty, and just hand people the bread recipe free! That's how the FDA works, and if you look back at what *used* to go into food and drugs, you'll want to hug them! The FDA regs are there for very good reasons. So .. I'm NOT running a henna business, but if you ARE .... give this a think. The information on the Sirius Mixes, plus all the links Niko put up to terpines is the key to getting past praying that your tubes of pre-mix don't get shitcanned by the FDA on the way in through customs. Get informed ... get legal ... stay legal .... do miraculous henna SAFELY! No more secrets, eh? They're just not very helpful in the greater scheme of things.
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