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Thursday
Feb232012

Product Hightlight on Melt & Pour Lip Balms ~ 

Another week is drawing to a close- and they are moving awfully fast as we approach the Spring ahead. This week I thought it would be a good time, with the final part of winter closing in to take a look at our Lip Balm Bases and see what kinds of things our customers have had to share.

Our balms are scentable from .25% to 1% essential oil or flavor oil. We do offer a Vegan Lip Balm that utilizes Candelilla Wax in place of Beeswax for your vegan lines or personal use. I look forward to sharing much more about our vegan products in the future! Wishing you all the best! ~Have a wonderful weekend and we’ll see you next week!

 

Lip Balm ~ Melt & Pour:

Mel from Gresham, OR United States— Rating: 5/5
Tattoo balm
This balm isn't just for dry/chapped lips. I have a sample that I use for my tattoo which I got just over a week ago. I've been using it every day and it has really helped to heal my tattoo while simultaneously soothing. Awesome stuff!

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Thursday
Feb232012

Employee Spotlight: Meet Maurice Welch

During times of increased order frequency and activity within Essential Wholesale & Labs we often employ a number of temporary workers. As we’ve grown, many of those temporary employees become great assets to our company and end up sticking around with us.

Maurice Welch has been with us here at Essential Wholesale & Labs since Oct. 2011 assisting us in our warehouse in a multitude of ways during the holiday season and now- beyond! He came on as a regular full-time employee just recently...

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Wednesday
Feb222012

Polysorbate Demystified

Polysorbates are emulsifiers with mild surfactant properties and are used primarily to solubilize essential oils into water based cosmetics. Recently we were approached by a client concerned that the Polysorbates 20, 60 and 80 carried by Essential Wholesale& Labs might be “contaminated” with ethylene oxide and/or 1,4-dioxane.

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