Propolis

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Usage

Use (Hekserij)

It is easiest to use as a tincture. You can make this as follows: * Take a well-sealed jar, such as a used jam jar or preserving jar * Weigh 50 grams of propolis in this * Fill up with pure alcohol (96%) or Cosmetic Hair Water up to 100 ml * Close and leave for at least a month (preferably longer) * Decant or filter the solution and put it in a tightly sealable bottle, that is the tincture

Physical properties

Properties (Hekserij)

Propolis is in the form of resinous chunks that can be large or completely powdered. The color is usually dark brown, but this can vary per batch. The resin has been purified, making it more suitable for use in cosmetics than completely raw propolis. The resin itself has a long shelf life, but the scent does change over time.

Links

Hekserijhttps://eng.hekserij.nl/shop/fragrance-raw-material/search-by-type/fragrant-naturals/propolis/

Propolis

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