CS : A quick question..

Nocturnalhorse Thu Oct 28, 2010 8:06 am

I got my nigari and made my own mag oil as per the instruction outlined in one of the links provided by JDP in one of the threads.

I used it topically on my scalp and skin. Had a burning sensation all over? Is that a good sign??

Do you recommend it leaving it overnight on skin/scalp and rinsing it next day??

CausticSymmetry Thu Oct 28, 2010 8:54 am

Nocturnalhorse - Unfortunately, I have no direct experience with Nigari, so I'm not sure how it compares to magnesium oil.

I can tell you that Magnesium oil does not burn, but that maybe due to the fact that a lot of the salt is removed from the chloride solution.

Magnesium oil should penetrate the skin well enough and there is no reason to leave it on overnight. In fact, I would only rub it vigorously in, and then rinse it off.

If this works as well as "regular magnesium oil" then there should be a subtle sensation of heat when it is successfully absorbing transdermally.

Nocturnalhorse Thu Oct 28, 2010 9:17 am

CausticSymmetry wrote:Nocturnalhorse - Unfortunately, I have no direct experience with Nigari, so I'm not sure how it compares to magnesium oil.

I can tell you that Magnesium oil does not burn, but that maybe due to the fact that a lot of the salt is removed from the chloride solution.

Magnesium oil should penetrate the skin well enough and there is no reason to leave it on overnight. In fact, I would only rub it vigorously in, and then rinse it off.

If this works as well as "regular magnesium oil" then there should be a subtle sensation of heat when it is successfully absorbing transdermally.

Thanx CS! That subtle sensation of heat is what I meant.

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