Rosemary Powder

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Posted By: Saleshia   |   September 14, 2020

"does it completely dissolve in water and or oil?"

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Staff Answer No, this does not dissolve completely in water.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: September 17, 2020

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Posted By: Karen   |   July 28, 2019

"I made beautiful soap with this powder a few months ago, the powder left pretty green specks in the soap. I used the powder again today. The powder in today's soap turned orange. There are orange spots throughout the soap, is this because the powder is old? I bought it a few months back and this is only the second time I've used it. It is hp soap."

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Staff Answer You did not say if you used the same recipe as the first soap. The rosemary powder should have at least a 12 month shelf life. This may be a reaction to a different oil or fragrance that was used. There can be many variables. Also, if they are large spots and not specks, they may be DOS.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: July 29, 2019

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Posted By: Carol   |   April 19, 2019

"What does it mean when your site says “Cold Process soap Stable: no”. Does this mean it will brown, ... "

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Staff Answer This means the rosemary powder can change color in CP soap.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: April 22, 2019

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Posted By: Lisa   |   April 18, 2018

"Is this the same rosemary powder that can be found in the spice section at the supermarket?"

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Staff Answer No, it is not. This is a cosmetic grade powder.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: April 19, 2018

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Posted By: Kathy   |   January 30, 2015

"Can you use this to make Rosemary Infused oils? if so how much would you add to 4 ounces? I am wanting to infuse some Olive Oil to be used in a Shampoo Bar Recipe. "

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Staff Answer Yes it can. Typical infusion rates are 1-2 TBS per 4oz Oil, it all just depends on how strong you want your infusion.

Posted By: WSP Staff   |   Date: January 30, 2015

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Posted By: Kimberly   |   January 31, 2014

"Does this work in facial masks?"

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In my opinion, Rosemary powder helps tones the skin and texture, while reliving dryness. Rosemary strengthens capillaries and is good to use on aging skin. Rosemary is found in skin care cleansers, soaps, face masks, toners and creams!

Posted By: Heather   |   Date: February 03, 2014

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Posted By: Darcie   |   September 17, 2013

"Was this treated with pesticides?"

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Hello, WSP states that this product is "all natural". However there is a chance that this powder could have been treated with a pesticide or surrounded by crops that were treated (as most of the fruits and vegetables that we consume in America are). Treating with pesticides help to prevent the growth of harmful bacteria and does not take away from the product being natural. Thank you for your question. Erin

Posted By: erin   |   Date: September 20, 2013

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