You have plenty of fluids in the underlying tissues more easily
re-hydrated than the outer skin.
I mean..it's WET in there !!!
The oils seal the skin preventing evaporation that's faster than the
natural rate of hydration from underneath.
ode
At 06:32 PM 7/9/2010 -0500, you wrote:
It must be a drawing agent because some people use it to make tinctures
with. They usually say that because it is sweet they use it for
children's tinctures, yet if it didn't draw 'stuff' from the plants it
wouldn't make a good tincture.
Samala,
Renee
-------Original Message-------
As a nurse we are taught that glycerin draws fluid out of the underlying
tissues, so yes, it may "moisturize" the surface but at a cost to those
underlying tissues
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