Post: #11

(06-21-2011 3:39 AM)Rattlesnake Wrote:  I had a look through your ingredients page and have to say it's impressive. I've been looking into perfuming and some of the EO notes you have there such as Vertiver/Agarswood are primarily used in top quality perfumes.

I look forward to trying your products out in the future

I really searched high and low for the right ingredient, not just the cheapest. Mark can tell you how long I have been working on this. Let's put it this way, Mark was still active on Pherotalk.

While I do understand the debate raging about some things coming out of China, I completely disagree with labeling an entire nation as bad! I found one particular ingredient from China to be absolute the purest of any I had tested. Actually it was about 50% more expensive than others elsewhere.

The oil has a rich golden hue to it and a very nice aroma that is not over-powering, rather quite complimenting.

Post: #12

^ Agree with the china argument. Apple computers are assembled in china Go figure

Some of the things u pay top dollars for are made in China. What "made in China" means is just telling about the location, not the quality.

Post: #13

(06-21-2011 9:00 AM)SteveO Wrote:  While I do understand the debate raging about some things coming out of China, I completely disagree with labeling an entire nation as bad! I found one particular ingredient from China to be absolute the purest of any I had tested. Actually it was about 50% more expensive than others elsewhere.

Glad that you agree that not everything coming out of China (including iPhones) are poisonous

Given the quality of the products you've made, would you consider make a pheromone infused skin balm in the future? Something similar to this:



This one contains only -none but I doubt they've put in the level of research that you have in terms of diffusion/quality of diffusion medium etc. Also, given that you've made some highly regarded mixes it might be a novel way to carry your mixes to a new level. The slower diffusion would definitely be a bonus on fast evaporating molecules like TAA etc.

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Ahh forgot to mention, your store now technically means you've got vendor status

Post: #14

Sounds interesting. I have no qualms w/ not knowing precisely what's in a 'mone blend, as long as I know what it's intended for. Is there Estratetraenol. in either blend?

Post: #15

Really Steve? You have a nice list of ingredients. I thought I was going to laugh if I saw Akuto at the end of the list. Congratulations on your business venture.

ODG

Post: #16

Hi steve, will the oils stain fabric?

Post: #17

(06-25-2011 4:08 AM)mengster Wrote:  Hi steve, will the oils stain fabric?

I havnt seen any evidence that it does so far. I used this product on a woman last night. We hit the sheets about 20 min after her massage was over. There was plenty of activity and a night of sleep and there is no evidence of an oil stain.

Post: #18

thanks jesse.
i was just wondering because i saw a post about it on that forum. i have previously largely only used massage oil from the body shop and never had any problems.

Post: #19

(06-25-2011 4:08 AM)mengster Wrote:  Hi steve, will the oils stain fabric?

It's a good question and while I cannot say with absolute certainty that it will not stain all fabrics, so far it has not stained any that I have used it on. Its been on cotton, polyester, satin, and sateen and all made it out of the wash fine.

Also to answer your question Becca I'm going to either post the ingredients or send a PM or email to anyone who requests.

Keep providing feedback guys and ladies. I don't want this to become an advertisement, but just information to improve something that I love and hope you will too.

Post: #20

Thanks Steve. I just ask, because my husband is iffy with Estratetraenol.