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Gauging Interest - seabuckthorne fruit and kukui oils co-op

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carebear

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Just exploring the option right now -

I will purchase only one gallon of each.

Seabuckthorne Fruit Oil - Jedwards price $135/gallon
Minimum co-op purchase for the seabuckthorne will be 1 oz by volume (approx $1.05/oz plus ***)
http://www.bulknaturaloilsstore.com/sea ... itoil.aspx

Kukui Nut Oil - Jedwards price $70/gallon
Minimum co-op purchase for the kukui nut will be 4 oz by volume (approx $55/oz plus ***)
http://www.bulknaturaloilsstore.com/kukuinutoil.aspx

***Costs plus: shipping to me, bottles, shipping to you, small co-op fee

- if you are interested please post here about how much you think you want

You are not obligated to purchase if you express interest, but please be realistic. I will let you know if I'll do it and timing when I have more information.
 
Can you tell me more about their uses? Kind of pricey for soap, but perhaps lotion bars, body butters? Just wondering what I would do with these oils if I got them. They do sound like something I need. I have the world's most dry skin. Well, maybe not the world's most, but close. :wink:
 
yea - skin care, not soap

I don't know much about the kukui nut oil, but seabuckthorne is loaded with anti-oxidants and other stuff. It's very orange, though - so gets used at low levels (I have it in a facial moisturizing bar at 5% and wouldn't go any higher tho I've seen recommendations as high as 10% - maybe not for Irish skin tones, tho)

google them and you'll find lots of stuff. i know fromnaturewithlove.com has some good info.
 
Seabuckthorne Fruit Oil

It looks like it's 153 a gallon not 135.

I'd take 4 ounces.

THanks!
 

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