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What is Gardini oil?

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Participants Tyler Peterson552Edward Greenjadesailor14
Tyler Peterson552 Tyler Peterson552 NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
I came across a recipe that uses gardenia oil as an ingredient for a cellulite blend.
Could someone help me out and explain what kind of oil this is and where I can pick some up?
Edward Green Edward Green Regular
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#2 ·
Tyler Peterson552?
jadesailor14 jadesailor14 Regular
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joined May 2006
#3 ·
Or maybe geranium
It’s actually super popular in skincare too!
Tyler Peterson552 Tyler Peterson552 NewcomerOP
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joined Sep 2006
#4 ·
I spotted a cellulite recipe on this forum that uses a specific oil, and I’m trying to track down where I can buy it.

RECIPE

One bottle of Gardasil oil
One standard tub of cellulite cream
Ground cinnamon

PREPARATION AND USE

Mix half a bottle of the oil with the entire container of cream, then stir in one tablespoon of ground cinnamon (the kind you use for baking).
Apply it daily. If your goal is to reduce cellulite, give yourself a quick scrub before applying. For the stomach area, just do whatever feels right to you. Once the cream is applied to the target areas, wrap them in plastic wrap. Leave it on for exactly 45 minutes—not more, not less. If you notice any skin irritation or spots while waiting, stop immediately. After 45 minutes, remove the wrap, scrub the area, and apply some snow lotion to your body. It really works.

This is the recipe I found here, originally posted by Silverstone. If they wouldn't mind clarifying things for me, I'd appreciate it. You can find the full thread in our community discussion section on page 22.

Any help or advice regarding this oil would be great.
jadesailor14 jadesailor14 Regular
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joined May 2006
#5 ·
Hey, maybe shoot a quick DM to whoever posted that recipe and double-check!

From what I remember, gardenia helps balance out oily skin and really relaxes everything, while geranium works as an antiseptic and soothes the skin
assuming one of those two oils is actually in there at all
as for the third ingredient, I'm honestly not too sure

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