Velvet!!! How are you? Look, I bought some off of Ebay, and I LOVE it! My lips kind of almost burned the first two days, but I haven't had chapped lips since! Get you some! Suzie

Start off by using hair spray. Spray on both sides of the garment and blot with paper towel and change frequently. If that didn't work, use Zout, rub it in gently and rinse. If it still did not bulge after three treatments. Try using Tide with Bleach (Powder), two full scoops of Oxi-Clean and up to 1 cup of bleach if garment permits. Wait 5 minuets before adding bleach and use the warmest water according to MFG labels. And if you do not feel comfortable using last resort then you need to get a dry cleaning solution. I wish the best! Here is a link that might be useful: Carbona

I was wondering the same thing. I want to make some lip balms, and I ordered two flavor oils. They are horrible. Smell great, but I tasted them (to see what they would taste like) and I nearly choked. They were awful. I wrote and asked and they said the smell "fools" you into thinking it has a flavor. I am not sure if I buy that. At any rate, I am not going to use them in my lip balms (if I ever get around to making them). I just can't bring myself to now that I know how awful and bitter they taste. I have purchased good tasting lip balm, and I am sure that my nose was not fooling me into thinking that it tasted good! Susan

I have not tried the SoapCrafters flavor oils. I have tried the ones from the sage.com. Good results. Also, if one wants sweetened flavors, they sell one called Sugar Kisses. BTW, I suspect licking your lips too often is not good for them, but not because of digestive enzymes in saliva. The only digestive enzyme contained in saliva, digests starch.