PRANAROM Essential Oil Dispersant for Internal and External Use allows essential oils to be evenly dispersed in water.
Essential oils possess remarkable therapeutic properties, but their insolubility in water limits their direct use in aqueous formulations such as gels and lotions. Without a dispersing agent, it is impossible to incorporate essential oils into such preparations. Pranarom Dispersant, made from apricot kernels, solves this problem. This product allows essential oils to be evenly dispersed in water, creating stable mixtures over the medium term in the form of fine droplets of essential oil in suspension.
Dispersants are essential for obtaining homogeneous mixtures of water-insoluble substances, such as essential oils, in aqueous solutions. Unlike a homogeneous solution, a dispersion creates a cloudy or milky mixture that is nonetheless stable. This dispersant therefore makes it possible to “solubilize” essential oils in gels, lotions, and even flavored beverages. Thanks to this product, you can enjoy the benefits of essential oils in the form of aromatic baths or beverages by effectively dispersing them in water.
Pranarom Dispersant encapsulates essential oils in the form of liposomes, ensuring optimal biological activity while minimizing potential side effects such as irritation or heartburn. Whether for internal or external use, this product offers a practical and effective solution for incorporating essential oils into your daily routine.
Pranarom Dispersant is designed to offer a multitude of benefits thanks to its unique properties. By encapsulating essential oils in the form of liposomes, this dispersant enables optimal biological activity of the oils, thereby maximizing their therapeutic effects. In addition, this encapsulation helps reduce side effects—such as skin irritation or heartburn—often associated with the internal use of essential oils.
One of the remarkable features of this product is its ability to create mixtures that remain stable over the medium term. By gently shaking the mixture if the essential oil begins to separate, you can achieve a uniform dispersion. This allows for prolonged use without compromising the product’s effectiveness. Whether you want to prepare lotions, gels, or aromatic beverages, Pranarom Dispersant ensures a homogeneous dispersion of essential oils, guaranteeing a pleasant and beneficial experience.
Pranarom Dispersant is an innovative solution for incorporating essential oils into aqueous preparations. Whether for topical applications or for preparing aromatic beverages, this product offers a practical and effective way to benefit from the therapeutic properties of essential oils. Thanks to its alcohol-free formula made from apricot kernels, it is safe and risk-free to use.
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To fully enjoy the benefits of essential oils, it is essential to follow the instructions for use of Pranarom Dispersant. Here’s how to use it for different applications:
Aromatic beverages: Dilute 1 drop of essential oil in 4 to 10 drops of Disper. Add this mixture to at least 20 mL of water or herbal tea, stir well, and consume immediately. This method ensures the essential oil is evenly dispersed, creating a pleasant and beneficial aromatic beverage.
Aromatic gels and lotions: To prepare cosmetic gels or lotions scented with essential oils, dilute the desired amount of essential oil in 4 to 10 times its volume of Pranarom Dispersant. Add this mixture to the lotion or gel at the end of preparation for optimal dispersion of the essential oils.
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Precautions for Use
Using Pranarom Dispersant requires certain precautions to ensure safety and effectiveness. Here are the main recommendations:
By following these precautions, you can use Pranarom Dispersant safely, whether for internal or external use.
Why can’t you mix an essential oil directly into water?
Essential oils are not soluble in water. Without a dispersant, they remain on the surface and can cause irritation or poor absorption.
Is Pranarôm Dispersant suitable for children and pregnant women?
Yes, provided you use appropriate essential oils and follow the recommended dosage. For pregnant women and young children, it is recommended to consult a healthcare professional before use.
Can this dispersant be used to make homemade sprays?
Yes, it’s perfect for blending essential oils into sprays for the body, home, or laundry, ensuring even distribution.
Does this dispersant alter the taste of beverages?
No, it is designed to be neutral and does not alter the taste of the essential oils you wish to use in infusions.
What is the difference between a dispersant and a solubilizer?
A dispersant allows essential oils to be incorporated into water by distributing them evenly, while a solubilizer dissolves them completely. The Pranarôm Dispersant ensures even distribution without altering the properties of the essential oils.
The Pranarôm Dispersant is composed of the following ingredients:
Apricot Kernel Oil PEG-6 Esters
Product Details
The product is available in 50 ml or 1-liter bottles, catering to various needs in terms of quantity and frequency of use.
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