Can I put lotion/oil after applying magnesium
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Hi, The magnesium oil has an oily feel that is absorbed into the skin in about 15 minutes or so. I think then you could apply whatever you want to.
82731
I apply only the lotion,which is suppose to be made with magnesium. I didn't apply anything with it. It was calming for me.
82732
I always apply lotion after this oil dries. It's extremely drying on your skin and leaves it looking white. If you use an oil-based lotion (like St. Ives) you can apply with no trouble. If you use a water-based lotion, it all rolls into little balls and is a mess. I've been using this for 2 years and love it.
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No, you would not need a preservative if you mixed your own lotion containing: magnesium, water and coconut oil together. As magnesium chloride is a salt and already a self preserver. In addition, you may be interested to know that Ancient Minerals also makes a great lotion, gel and spray as well. Enjoy!
1672273
Yes. First I diluted with coconut oil but eventually applied directly to skin followed by lotion after a few minutes and it worked very well for me
1933803
We place the oil on our toddlers PJS, and pillow cases. I have placed it full strength on my wrist and did not have any side effects and I do have sensitive skin. You could mix with lotion or use as is.
347382
Hi Robert, thanks for asking this very important question. We will never use magnesium stearate in any of our products.
1816055
Google making magnesium oil for the best information. I have read lots of posts about it on various websites but never made any myself.
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I have used the applicator with lotion and oil. I also make sure that I rince the applicator throughly with hot water after use.
154647
I would wait to moisturize after a couple of hours so as not to smear or wipe any of the product off. This works for me.
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There's no expiration date on this product. It's magnesium and lotion. If it didn't work you may need a stronger version. I get the version that is sprayable. It's more concentrated.
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This is pure magnesium that is absorbed transdermally or through the skin and is not a salt. You can take a magnesium supplement but you have to digest it and too much can affect your digestive track. This does not do that and magnesium is needed by every organ in your body. It is a wonderful bath treat. Ancient Minerals also makes a magnesium gel and magnesium oil which are applied topically and rinsed off after 20 minutes or so. Same principal.
1284706
Yes, absolutely.. That's it's purpose. You can also put on a layer of your favorite lotion right before you dip in the paraffin for even smoother skin. Or just apply lotion afterwards.
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I use Magnesium oil. I spray on areas with nerve pain. I do not bath with it. Keep away from face and orifices, on me. It does help quell early nerve pain. In search of magnesium I use the dietary approach and a supplement. Magnesium has helped people with Fibro. This is a lot stronger than Epsom salt if my plants are any indicator.
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I'm sure that you could but the mattifier is a lotion so I just use that and then put my makeup over it. Adding moisturizer may make your skin oily and defeat the purpose of the mattifier but just give it a try and see how your skin reacts.
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Yes not directly though. But mixing with your lotion so its not so strong. That's what I do !
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We have checked with the manufacture regarding your question. According the the manufacture, LL Magnetic Clay Inc., it is just fine to mix it with coconut oil. However, the magnesium does not necessarily mix well and therefore the pre-mixing may be messy and may not mix as expected. In addition, you may not get an even application or even soak of the magnesium. The manufacture suggests to use the bath minerals first in your soak, and then apply coconut oil afterwards, if needed for extra dermal hydration. The coconut oil may be applied to wet or dry skin after soaking, this may even assist in allowing for an additional moisture barrier after soaking. Enjoy! We have checked with the manufacture regarding your question. According the the manufacture, LL Magnetic Clay Inc., it is just fine to mix it with coconut oil. However, the magnesium does not necessarily mix well and therefore the pre-mixing may be messy and may not mix as expected. In addition, you may not get an even application or even soak of the magnesium. The manufacture suggests to use the bath minerals first in your soak, and then apply coconut oil afterwards, if needed for extra dermal hydration. The coconut oil may be applied to wet or dry skin after soaking, this may even assist... » Read More We have checked with the manufacture regarding your question. According the the manufacture, LL Magnetic Clay Inc., it is just fine to mix it with coconut oil. However, the magnesium does not necessarily mix well and therefore the pre-mixing may be messy and may not mix as expected. In addition, you may not get an even application or even soak of the magnesium. The manufacture suggests to use the bath minerals first in your soak, and then apply coconut oil afterwards, if needed for extra dermal hydration. The coconut oil may be applied to wet or dry skin after soaking, this may even assist in allowing for an additional moisture barrier after soaking. Enjoy! « Show Less
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Instead of bathing in Magnesium, try making Magnesium Oil and use after every shower or bath. All it takes is Distilled Water and Magnesium Flakes. Can get recipe and instructions on-line.
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I used mine in lotion. I had to melt it down to allow it to mix with the other oils. It does harden again.