^^^ only thing is, you smell like a whore's handbag 

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Baz posted:

What , for burns ???

it's brilliant....takes the sting away in a couple of minutes and I'm a coward when it comes to burns, I'm like a child 

Awww I've nearly always got lavender oil in ...I love the smell  

that's interesting dammee

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

^^^ only thing is, you smell like a whore's handbag 

Baz posted:

Awww I've nearly always got lavender oil in ...I love the smell  

you need a hug for liking the smell 

Baz posted:

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Baz posted:

What , for burns ???

it's brilliant....takes the sting away in a couple of minutes and I'm a coward when it comes to burns, I'm like a child 

Awww I've nearly always got lavender oil in ...I love the smell  

got lavender in the garden -often cut it -lovely smell-will get some lavender oil

Rosgirl posted:

that's interesting dammee

you're welcome Ros, it costs next to nothing and works a treat 

Rosgirl posted:

Baz posted:

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Baz posted:

What , for burns ???

it's brilliant....takes the sting away in a couple of minutes and I'm a coward when it comes to burns, I'm like a child 

Awww I've nearly always got lavender oil in ...I love the smell  

got lavender in the garden -often cut it -lovely smell-will get some lavender oil

I've tried growing lavender twice now , without any success  

*coffs...place of toast for Bazzy, plate of crackerbread for Dameee *coffs*

All of the Moonie calorie free variety 

Hi Rossss  

I hope your day has been one 

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Baz posted:

Awww I've nearly always got lavender oil in ...I love the smell  

 

you need a hug for liking the smell 

like lavender plant smell but never been keen on lavender perfumy stuff

Moonie posted:

*coffs...place of toast for Bazzy, plate of crackerbread for Dameee *coffs*

All of the Moonie calorie free variety 

 

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

 

How Lavender Oil Works to Heal Burns

     Lavender Oil has antiseptic, antibacterial, anti-fungal and circulatory stimulating properties.  It is also an immune booster.  Scarring and infection are a direct result of bacteria and germs.  Using Lavender naturally inhibits infection from occurring speeding the recovery of the skin and aiding in healthy tissue formation.

How To Use Lavender Oil for Burns

     Apply the essential oil in 'neat form' directly to the area without dilution.Do this a few times a day until healed completely. This works well for small areas.

     You may also used a Lavender hydrosol spray which is a byproduct of the steam distillation processing of the Lavender plant. Basically it is the water along with non-recoverable essential oil that remains after the distillation process is complete.

     You can also make a spray using 1 cup of distilled or tap water to 10 drops of essential oil. Use sweet Lavender oil and not that produced from Spike Lavender or Lavandin oil. Place in a spray bottle and shake prior to spraying your skin.

Well, I ain't gonna need that for a start 

Moonie posted:

*coffs...place of toast for Bazzy, plate of crackerbread for Dameee *coffs*

All of the Moonie calorie free variety 

 

Hi Rossss  

I hope your day has been one 

Thanks Moonie  

Moonie posted:

*coffs...place of toast for Bazzy, plate of crackerbread for Dameee *coffs*

All of the Moonie calorie free variety 

 

Hi Rossss  

I hope your day has been one 

 where's mine??? hi moonsie kins

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Baz posted:

Awww I've nearly always got lavender oil in ...I love the smell  

 

you need a hug for liking the smell 

It's one of my favourite smells

Rosgirl posted:

like lavender plant smell but never been keen on lavender perfumy stuff

I love lavender in the garden, but anything perfumy reminds me of old people  My favorite is night stock and fresia 

Moonie posted:

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

 

How Lavender Oil Works to Heal Burns

     Lavender Oil has antiseptic, antibacterial, anti-fungal and circulatory stimulating properties.  It is also an immune booster.  Scarring and infection are a direct result of bacteria and germs.  Using Lavender naturally inhibits infection from occurring speeding the recovery of the skin and aiding in healthy tissue formation.

How To Use Lavender Oil for Burns

     Apply the essential oil in 'neat form' directly to the area without dilution.Do this a few times a day until healed completely. This works well for small areas.

     You may also used a Lavender hydrosol spray which is a byproduct of the steam distillation processing of the Lavender plant. Basically it is the water along with non-recoverable essential oil that remains after the distillation process is complete.

     You can also make a spray using 1 cup of distilled or tap water to 10 drops of essential oil. Use sweet Lavender oil and not that produced from Spike Lavender or Lavandin oil. Place in a spray bottle and shake prior to spraying your skin.

Well, I ain't gonna need that for a start 

Wanna bet !  

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Rosgirl posted:

like lavender plant smell but never been keen on lavender perfumy stuff

 

I love lavender in the garden, but anything perfumy reminds me of old people  My favorite is night stock and fresia 

Probably why I like it so much  

Rosgirl posted:

Moonie posted:

*coffs...place of toast for Bazzy, plate of crackerbread for Dameee *coffs*

All of the Moonie calorie free variety 

 

Hi Rossss  

I hope your day has been one 

 where's mine??? hi moonsie kins

What's you be wanting Rossss, sowwy?  

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Rosgirl posted:

like lavender plant smell but never been keen on lavender perfumy stuff

 

I love lavender in the garden, but anything perfumy reminds me of old people  My favorite is night stock and fresia 

I adore stocks-my favourite smell

Baz posted:

It's one of my favourite smells

in the garden it's lovely...in a knicker drawer it's a no no 

Baz posted:

Moonie posted:

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

 

How Lavender Oil Works to Heal Burns

     Lavender Oil has antiseptic, antibacterial, anti-fungal and circulatory stimulating properties.  It is also an immune booster.  Scarring and infection are a direct result of bacteria and germs.  Using Lavender naturally inhibits infection from occurring speeding the recovery of the skin and aiding in healthy tissue formation.

How To Use Lavender Oil for Burns

     Apply the essential oil in 'neat form' directly to the area without dilution.Do this a few times a day until healed completely. This works well for small areas.

     You may also used a Lavender hydrosol spray which is a byproduct of the steam distillation processing of the Lavender plant. Basically it is the water along with non-recoverable essential oil that remains after the distillation process is complete.

     You can also make a spray using 1 cup of distilled or tap water to 10 drops of essential oil. Use sweet Lavender oil and not that produced from Spike Lavender or Lavandin oil. Place in a spray bottle and shake prior to spraying your skin.

Well, I ain't gonna need that for a start 

Wanna bet !  

Nope, I never bet on certainties 

Rosgirl posted:

I adore stocks-my favourite smell

gorgeous Ros, I always had them in barrels at the gate and back door 

Moonie posted:

Rosgirl posted:

Moonie posted:

*coffs...place of toast for Bazzy, plate of crackerbread for Dameee *coffs*

All of the Moonie calorie free variety 

 

Hi Rossss  

I hope your day has been one 

 where's mine??? hi moonsie kins

What's you be wanting Rossss, sowwy?  

 

 

aww only joking mooonsie - will nick bazzy's toast

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Baz posted:

It's one of my favourite smells

in the garden it's lovely...in a knicker drawer it's a no no 

TMI 

Rosgirl posted:

Moonie posted:

Rosgirl posted:

Moonie posted:

*coffs...place of toast for Bazzy, plate of crackerbread for Dameee *coffs*

All of the Moonie calorie free variety 

 

Hi Rossss  

I hope your day has been one 

 where's mine??? hi moonsie kins

What's you be wanting Rossss, sowwy?  

 

 

aww only joking mooonsie - will nick bazzy's toast

S'ok I knew  

Moonie posted:

Well, I ain't gonna need that for a start 

you may be begging for it after Baz's laser treatment 

George Clark has put on a bit of weight around his face 

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Rosgirl posted:

I adore stocks-my favourite smell

 

gorgeous Ros, I always had them in barrels at the gate and back door 

yes - I love them as cut flowers and in the garden by the front door -gorgeous 

Moonie posted:

TMI 

Moonie posted:

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Baz posted:

It's one of my favourite smells

in the garden it's lovely...in a knicker drawer it's a no no 

TMI 

Baz posted:

George Clark has put on a bit of weight around his face 

I noticed a couple of weeks ago 

Rosgirl posted:

yes - I love them as cut flowers and in the garden by the front door -gorgeous 

 the smell drifts for quite a long way too

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Baz posted:

George Clark has put on a bit of weight around his face 

I noticed a couple of weeks ago 

This is the first one I've watched this time  

Baz posted:

This is the first one I've watched this time  

that explains it 

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Rosgirl posted:

yes - I love them as cut flowers and in the garden by the front door -gorgeous 

 the smell drifts for quite a long way too

yes- especially on a warm summer evening especially-don't get many of them these days

Baz posted:

George Clark has put on a bit of weight around his face 

That post is in Darnies too Bazzy 

Dame_Ann_Average posted:

Rosgirl posted:

yes - I love them as cut flowers and in the garden by the front door -gorgeous 

 the smell drifts for quite a long way too

*niffs pits* it ain't me  

Moonie posted:

Baz posted:

George Clark has put on a bit of weight around his face 

That post is in Darnies too Bazzy 

I know ...I posted it there by mistake  

Rosgirl posted:

yes- especially on a warm summer evening especially-don't get many of them these days

I know ...August is a good month for night stock if I remember rightly