Vegetable Glycerine/Glycerin 16 oz. USP Food Grade Kosher - Great for Skin, Hair, Face, Body, Crafts and DIY Soap Making.

This is great I put it in my burner and it last along time

I had tried another VG brand initially for my DIY e-liquid. My experience with the other product wasn't good, to put it mildy... but I didn't know what was off at the time. It wasn't until I mixed in this glycerin that I had realized the err of my ways. Not all VG is created equal. This VG is truly food grade. It is remarkably smooth in a vape. This company has earned a lifetime customer. Very happy with the product.

Delivered to right house .not broken. My sister is making me something with it.

To start, the VG isnt bad, nor does it have anything wrong with it. Infact, the VG is nice and thick.. the weight is on the mark for a VG that doesnt contain water or PG to dilute it. I am writing this because I had an unexpected result and hoped I could help someone else avoid my experience. If you arent trying to batch a very specific flavor outcome or you arent aiming for perfection then you can probably assume you might not notice anything different when using this VG for your flavors. I would also think this is a good choice for cosmetics and food. I do have some professional experience with both industries so I know this product will do just fine in those applications.I don't normally use this brand for my e cig e-juice. I have ordered this one or two other times some time back when I wanted VG quick. I have a supplier that makes a very special VG just for e-juice cones-sours but it takes a week to get them to make their magic and another 3 - 5 days for it to ship. I forgot last time I used this brand I found it dulled, almost inhibited the most subtle of the flavors within the extracts I use. To me thats the best part of my mixes. Its why I always make my own. So I am slightly disappointed with the outcome.I know flavor alteration is an interaction function of most off the shelf VG bases and beyond a certain percentage of content it especially alters the complex natural tobacco extracts, especially the expensive stuff.. but this one seems to do it more than any other I have tried. The only flavor I don't mind with this one is the vanilla flavors. Its not bad with grape, cherry and other sweet/ simple berry flavors but strawberry and any of the melon flavors I made get a creamy, milky accent from this VG. Even adding a drop or two of distilled water couldn't remove it.I havent tried to use that creamy feature to accentuate a flavor that incorporates other cream flavors but I think it would definitely be a good one for that. It would add a creamy undertone that would be very difficult to build in with flavors alone.I think this VG would be a really bad one for cinnamon and menthol added flavors. I would definitely avoid those two. This VG totally ruins all of the tobacco flavors I small batched after I found the unexpected outcome... Its affecting the PH and that destroys the acidic flavanoids.. bulking the mix back to a PG bias doesnt work because the flavanoids are chemically altered. Its been a costly mistake for me this time. I should have waited.The final point to mention is the time factor. I am currently on day 7 of these batches and time will either improve things or degrade things depending on quite a few variables beyond what I have mentioned here.I intend to update this review if needed, especially if things improve. I don't think its ethical to write reviews that arent accurate and I dont want to negatively affect anyone's sales. I just thought I should pass this on just in case it might help someone after me. Its a leave things better than you found them approach that I truly intend to drive.

This vegetable glycerin is great. I use it for homemade bath products. Body washes, shampoos,conditioners, hand soap and baby wash. I purchased this particular bottle for my daughters baby wash. I used 1 part vegetable glycerin, 1 part Dr. Bronners castile soap, 1 part aloe vera gel, and 1 part homemade roman and german chamomile hydrosol. I use leucidal liquid SF and amticide coconut (natural preservatives) at 3% for preservation. I added 3 drops each of roman chamomile essential oil, cape chamomile essential oil, and lavender essential oil. It smells amazing and lathers great. It's very mild on my daughter's very sensitive, eczema prone skin. I like this Plant Guru vegetable glycerin and I will purchase it again. So far all the products I've purchased from them have been excellent and at a great price!

Wonderful effect on skin. I am 81 years old and never had beautiful skin, but a tiny bit of this and my skin really is lovely. No makeup. It has a slightly sticky texture which I find unpleasant by itself, but I blend 4-6 drops with a moisturizer for face and neck, and maybe 1/4 teaspoon or a little more with lotion for my arms and legs. Blending with moisturizer (or even a little water) solves the sticky feeling.I put it in one of those pushdown bottles everything comes in so I can control how much comes out.Please try this, you will be so happy with your skin. If you're young, try it and be beautiful!Adding:tried this on those dry hard elbows that resist every cream, and they softened overnight. Trying now on feet/heels.Years ago I used glycerine to preserve leaves. DRY leaves get soft and rubbery in glycerine, so should do wonders for dry skin areas.

Not vape freindly...

If you make your own liqueurs this product adds viscosity to help the flavors stay on the taste buds. Take care not to use more than one drop per 250 ml of your final product.Viscosity, just like in your car motor, can work the same in your body if over-done.Share with friends as this is a generous bottle.