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Wheat Germ Oil In Burts Bee's Res-q Ointment...

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I have read several posts about wheat germ oil, some saying that it is ok, and some saying that it is not....I need to know if it is ok to use on a healing would, like a tattoo. My tattoo is peelling, really bad, and scabbing up, and the tattoo guy told me to get this Burt's Bees Res-Q Ointment. I did, without even checking the label....silly me. I just did this morning, and I am worried about using it. Anyone have any ideas? Safe? No? Thanks, Tiffany

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I wouldnt worry about using it unless you have DH. Just dont use it on your hands or anywhere where there might be a chance it could get into your mouth. I got sick from whaet germ oil because it was in my lotion and I was preparing my food with it on my hands.

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Thanks Rachel, I wasn't sure with all of the clashing ideas about topical wheat stuff.....appreciate it!!!

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