Partially ozonated
Partially Ozonated
"Partially ozonated" that an oil has undergone incomplete or short-duration ozonation, so it contains some ozonides and peroxides—the active oxygen compounds formed when ozone (O₃) reacts with the unsaturated fatty acids in the oil—but not to the extent of full ozonation.
🔬 Here's what that means in practice:
- ✅ Partially Ozonated Oil:
- Still has some original oil texture and scent
- Retains more of the oil’s natural nutrients (like vitamins, antioxidants, and essential fatty acids)
- Contains a moderate amount of ozonides, making it antimicrobial and oxygenating, but gentler than fully ozonated oils
- Typically lighter, easier to spread, and less sticky or waxy than fully ozonated oils
- Often used for daily skincare, cleansing, massage, and oil pulling
🧴 Example Use Cases:
- Partially ozonated oils → good for face oils, body lotions, daily moisturizers, and oil pulling blends (like your Lightning Rinse).
- Fully ozonated oils → ideal for wound care, fungal infections, acne treatment, or oral health protocols where high ozone potency is needed.