I am not quite sure of the oily layer. My experience with DMSO has been a
warming sensation upon application to skin and at times a little ichy or
even burning depending on how much I applied and where on the body. It has a
slight odor..it does get absorbed rather quickly on the body from my
experience. However, if you've applied a rather large amount I would suspect
it staying on the surface much longer. There need not be a thick coat for
application. A thin coat on the required area is all that is needed.
Remember, DMSO is just a transporter to whatever you add to it. :-)
Hope this helps.
Ernie
From: Marshall Dudley <mdud...@king-cart.com>
Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: CS>DMSO
Date: Tue, 22 Aug 2006 13:52:07 -0400
I just found, and bought a bottle of DMSO from the health food store. I
mixed it with 50% 20 ppm CS (and it got warm as expected), and put some on
a sholder joint that has been giving me trouble. I was expecting to taste
it within seconds. However, I never tasted anything. I tried smelling it,
and it does have a slight order, but not strong like I had expected.
Anyway, after applying it to the skin, I was expecting it to be absorbed,
like water on a sponge. But instead it seems to simply have formed an oily
layer on the skin. Now after about 5 minutes, it is starting to itch.
Anyone have any experience or comments on this, or what I might be doing
wrong?
Thanks,
Marshall
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