HERB - herb crafting

[Carl/Anne Adamczyk]

You can add the essential oils, which, BTW, may not always be oily,
directly to the cornstarch or you can put some on a piece of blotter
paper and put in with the mixture and seal it very tight and leave for a
while.  The scent will permeate the   mixture over time.  If you get some
clumping after putting directly into the cornstarch, a real good shaking
will break it up. 

Grania


On Wed, 4 Nov 1998 07:44:23 -0600 "Donna Walden" <dewalden at flash.net>
writes:
>> I refuse to use talc.  It is nothing more that pulverized stone.  It
>> cannot break down like organics can.  To me it is in the same 
>category as
>> asbestos and silicon.  I like corn starch for many reasons.  So I 
>make
>> dusting powder with corn starch, baking soda and essential oils for
>> fragrance.  
>
>Please excuse my ignorance as I am very new to all this.... Does the 
>powder 
>not clump when you add the oils?  Sounds like a wonderful project I'd 
>like to try 
>sometime!
>
>Yvette Royd
>Bryn Glwad
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