Measuring Turmeric
I love Coconut Oil Fractions. I think it is a fabulous oil. It is light and makes the skin feel soft and silky. However, I wanted a little excitement when I go to use this spectacular oil. I decided that an oil infusion was just the type of excitement I needed. I had no idea what type of excitement was in store for me. Stay tuned for the lotion I make tomorrow using this oil infusion.
Collect needed Items:
| Ingredients Ground Turmeric Coconut Oil Fractions |
Equipment Container for weighing ingredients Scale Heat Sealable Tea Bags Container for storing oil |
Recipe:
Placing Turmeric into Heat Sealable Tea Bag
Weigh the ground Turmeric into a Heat Sealable Tea Bag. Seal the bag. In a microwavable container, gently heat the coconut oil fractions. Once warm, add the Heat Sealable Tea Bag and allow to sit for 10 to 30 minutes. Remove the tea bag and dispose. (Compost anyone?) Pour the oil infusion into a container for storage. Label. Enjoy!
Heated Oil and Turmeric
Finished Oil Infusion
Pretty color! Will Turmeric stain?
If you mean, Will it stain a white shirt? Yes, but is nothing a stain remover can’t handle.
If you mean, Will it stain the skin? No, similarly to our other intense colored oils, it does not stain the skin.
It is just a little startling when it comes out of the bottle. 🙂
I hope this answers your question.
Taylor
Tumeric is said to be good for arthritis. I’m wondering if you have anyone on staff there that would be willing to test it for that use? Here’s a link:
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/65950/turmeric_for_arthritis_pain_relief.html?cat=68
Cee
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