DIY Pineapple Oil For Clear, Smooth Skin. By MON-ARA 

Thank you for the kind words dear

Thanks

Happy you enjoyed it😊

Thank you

I used phenonip, you can also use vitamin E oil which will help prevent rancidity of oils.

Sure, it's a dehydrator, it's pretty small but has been worthwhile. I bought it on Amazon. It's called l'équip

Mon-Ara thank you my dear🌹🌹

Yes phenonip is best for oils, I sometimes use phenoxyethanol which is also under the name of optiphen plus and if you are not concerned about parabens, germaben II is another preservative

Just make sure they are completely dry or dehydrated to avoid any mold.

I used phenonip but lately I have been using elderberry extract as a preservative for oil based products

Hi and thanks, the scent is quite noticeable if used alone but am afraid will not carry on in soap. Hope this helps

Mon-Ara ... Thank you for your reply. I will try it and let you know the results.

Usually I love to save it to use as is as I feel it's quite exotic to be soaping with especially with this infusion process, for soaping, you can do the hot process infusion and then let it cool down before using. I also like to mix it with squalane, rosehip oil or oil of choice for face oil

I use the oil in a face oil combo every night and I feel my skin is refreshed in the morning, I don't usually get acne and as far as smile lines, I am not bothered about that.

That is so mean of you to comment that.

I don't mean any offense, I don't think I have smile lines but I am totally fine with them if I did and this is probably just a misunderstanding

Lots of oils and butters😘

for lipgloss, most bases are usually a gel like base made from polymers

It will last but you can add phenonip for extra caution because you might apply your body butter using wet hands

It lasted a long time. It all depends on what you want to use it for. If concerned about spoilage, add vit E or Rosemary Oleoresin to prevent rancidity or just add a preservative. Also make sure the pineapple are completely dry with no form of moisture

yes

You can use whatever carrier oil u want

@@queenieboyer thank you I used coconut oil but it's gone solid

I got it on Amazon, it was less than $40 but it's no longer available

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It all depends on what oils you prefer and remember coconut will solidify in cold temperatures

I'd rather use a crock pot at low temperature to gently infuse the pineapple in the oil but you don't want to high flame. This process can also take 20mins to about 4hrs depending on the concentration of your infusion. Also make sure your pineapple is dried after trying out this process as any water content in your oil could lead to mold or bacteria growth in your oil. The method I used worked for me as my oil hasn't developed any such growth even after storing and I still have some oil left from this particular video.

@@MonAra how do I make sure d pineapple is dried using the direct flame method

You can try using an oven to dry it but make sure to pay attention so as not to burn it and make sure temp setting is on low.

@@MonAra I don't have a functional oven

Then I'd say cut the pineapple into rings, use a clean towel to dry the moisture on it and infuse over direct flame on low heat. This can take hours so just be patient and avoid burning the pineapple. You want to infuse it not fry it. Also make sure to store the oil in the fridge if you are not using a preservative and use quickly.

Phenonip

@@MonAra thank you!

Hi kenyatta, haven't tried it on eczema

Yes you can, just use food grade oil as your base oil.

Yes you can. Just make sure they are completely dry

Am sure it can but might take a couple of days for it to get really dry. Using a dehydrator is quicker

Am sure it can but might take a couple of days for it to get really dry. Using a dehydrator is quicker

Mon-Ara I tried this it came out nicely. I will use it today. I dried it in the sun.