SUNFLOWER LECITHIN Liquid Oil | Cold Pressed Unrefined | USP Grade Unbleached 100% Pure Natural Sunflower Lecithin Oil | Skin Moisturizer, Soap Making, Lotion | 4 fl oz

I’ve been making glycerin-based tinctures, and I found that the SUNFLOWER LECITHIN Liquid Oil is the perfect match for my tincture recipes.What I Like About This Lecithin:Smooth Consistency: The liquid form makes it easy to incorporate into my tinctures without clumping or residue.Improved Absorption: It helps with the absorption of the active ingredients, making my tinctures more effective.Natural Ingredients: As a sunflower-based lecithin, it feels like a healthier alternative compared to other types of lecithin, and it fits perfectly into my natural tincture-making process.Overall Impression:If you're looking for a high-quality lecithin to enhance your glycerin-based tinctures, the SUNFLOWER LECITHIN Liquid Oil is a great choice. It’s natural, effective, and easy to use!

I used this to make the aloe vera blend better in a homemade salve. It worked great!

Works as it should, great product! I would recommend melting it down by itself before adding it to something…it helps it blend if they are at the same temp. Otherwise good luck.

Came fast no leaks. Seems like a good product use if it to make gummy meds

Makes gummies and other medical goodies that much more poresew

Used to take the capsules, liquid lecithin can be nasty but this is probably the cleanest you can get anywhere. It's USP grade so you can use it as an (amazing) facial moisturizer or as a food supplement. It's very dense meaning just a tiny bit watered down can moisturize your whole face, probably 250 doses if used that way.A lot of people don't know, lecithin is an incredible brain supplement as well as promoting healthy sex drive and lubricates joints, the health benefits are endless. If you're going to pay money for health supplements, make sure you get the very best, this is it.

It left little flakes and clogged my pump. I realize it’s for thick creams or whatnot, but it left little brown flakes. I even mixed it with a hand mixer. Just use more of a clear liquid for lotions or something of that sort.

When making gummies with infused oil, this helps incorporate the oils into the gummy mix.