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.
Announcement
Welcome! Thank you for stopping by. We are in the construction phase and have a grand opening date of June 2, 2025. We are ozonating oils and testing out recipes using the most pristine ingredients I am able to get my hands on. This is my first online store soI am hoping to get the kinks worked out before our opening date.