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Posted: Thu Apr 20, 2006 7:02 PM

Hi

I would like to know what extracts I could use to create a mans moisturiser that would hydrate the skin and prevent the signs of ageing. This should be ideal for indoors and outdoors. I not intersted in using essential oils just extracts. Also what essentialoils I could use that are suitable for mans scrub, soap, face and body wash, body moisturiser, doedorant and aftershave.

I am also wanting information (books) about the uses for hydrosols and extracts for skin care as I am finding this information is very hard to obtain. If there is not any books then perhaps some one can tell what extracts and hydrosols I can use for dry, mature, sensative, normal, combination and oily skin (problem and acne skins). Also anti-ageing, anti-inflammatory and deodorant extract and hydrosols. There properties and benefits and what product application they are most suited to be used in (al the above).

Regards Marie

Marie

Posted: Mon May 01, 2006 2:30 PM
I have had the same problem finding information regarding ingredients. I found a website (aromantic.co.uk) that has education packs on various things - raw materials, cosmetic ingredients, herbs etc, also tonnes of recipes. You can order products from them too, but New Directions is all I've needed. Kerry

Posted: Mon Aug 07, 2006 2:26 PM
Purchased aromatic education packs 1 2 & 3 new edition very dissapointed with info pay $ 85 waited 13 weeks to receive a bunch of photo copied pamphlets Costa con

Posted: Fri Aug 18, 2006 11:33 PM
Hi there. I totallly agree with "Costa". The website was awesome, but pity about the response time and the information provided as it was very useless and misinforming. Sienna

Posted: Thu Sep 07, 2006 4:59 PM

Hi Costa, I do not know anything about these educational packs and believe a customer gave you a link to a UK site that you purchased these packs from.

We have recently listed a descritpion for our floral waters on the website. The suggested skin types and used are also listed.

We have many books for purchase and I use alot of them as reference material.

Please go to our books icon on our website and have a browse through. Their is a description for each book listed.

I hope this information is helpful.

Nadine

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