Using Plant Oils for Scars and Stretch Marks: Live Stream
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- Listen to Lorraine Dallmeier of Formula Botanica as she discusses an article in the International Journal of Cosmetic Science. This study investigated the effects of plant oils on the appearance, feel, pigmentation and pliability of stretchmarks and scars in a randomized, controlled, observer-blind trial held in Germany last year.
Citation: Bielfeldt, et al. 2018. Observer-blind randomized controlled study of a cosmetic blend of safflower, olive and other plant oils in the improvement of scar and striae appearance. International Journal of Cosmetic Science 40: 81-86. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2...
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Thanks! Lorraine. Another Great Video.! I love watching. You guys, are so knowledgeable & passionate about this. Currently Saving for the coarse. I want to take them all! Lol....I am so serious...Keep up the good work..Congrats! On making it to the top of List on Itunes....Sweet! I am a Fan..Can't wait! Until the next, live stream.:)
Thank you for all your support Cynthia, we all really appreciate it! :) Lorraine
🌷🌷 thank you!
I really wish I could afford to study with you guys. I've been to webinars however your currency is almost 6x my own. Are there international scholarships?
Hi Nisa, we're currently running a competition to give away one place on our International Organic Skincare Entrepreneur Program - have you entered yet? formulabotanica.com/green-beauty-conversations-podcast/
Hi Bec, we did indeed! We sent out an email two weeks ago to everyone who entered the competition to announce the winner. :) The prize went to a very happy lady in South Africa.
I am student at formula Botanica, Lorraine how do I get to sign up for the scientific newsletter so I get the paper copy at home? Live in Canada 🇨🇦
Hi Karen, if you want to become a subscriber to the International Journal of Cosmetic Science, the easiest way is to join the UK's Society of Cosmetic Scientists who then send you a copy as part of your membership fees. If you join them and you're a student, we're happy to give you a reference from Formula Botanica. Just get in touch with our student support team at school@formulabotanica.com once you've applied to become a member.
Are there different formulas to help heal stretch marks for the different reasons a person would have stretch marks such as genetic condition opposed to say a woman having stretch marks because of pregnancy?
Good morning, can anyone write me down the last ingredient after the grapefruit essential oil, please? I really can't catch it
It was tocopherol, which is an anti-oxidant and helps to prevent rancidity in oil-based products. :)
WOW
Thanks Razan, did you try it? :)
Very informative video. I am your subscriber. I do appreciate. Can I get a formulation book. Let me know. Thanks 👍
We do not give out formulation books but we do have a substantial blog section :) formulabotanica.com/blog/
Hi ma'am am from Nigeria and dollar now is quite high so I don't no how to pay for the course because am so interested
We have a free Masterclass coming up in October, we recommend following along with that if you can. We teach you how to make an eye cream so it's a great place to start if you can't afford to study with us right now. :)
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Take some time@@fabuddahyinka6211 to go through the blog section on our website to help you get started. You'll find lots of options there for you to try :)
Hi Loretta would like to be your students
Hi Lorrain thank you for these information, i also enjoy the green beauty conversation. Thanks a lot. Lorrain I find these oils also wich contains a lot of linoleic acid,like: :INCI:Juglans regia L(Walnut)60%, INCI:Triticum Vulgare ( wheat germ )51%, INCI:Rosa Mosqueta (rosehip) 49.5%, INCI:Cannabis Sativa (Hemp) Seed Oil 60%.
I find out that a lot of these oils are also sell in EKO shops as cold press food oils. My question is; can we use these EKO/BIO cold press "food" oils in an formulation? Are they the same as the cosmetic oils? Thank you in advance, groetjes, Lila
Hi Lila, cosmetic grade oils are of higher quality than food grade oils because (unless specified by the supplier) they haven't been refined and stripped of their unsaponifiables and compounds that give them their colour and scent. We would always recommend getting cold pressed unrefined oils wherever possible. If the food oils you've found are of that quality, then they would be OK. Groetjes, Lorraine
Great article, I love grapeseed oil because it is not as greasy as some of the others and as 76% same as evening primrose oil - great news.