Can I Use Isopropyl For A Topical Spray?

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I am curious if I can use isopropyl alcohol based tincture, as a spray for back pain. Someone made my mother a spray that she said works, but I used IA and mine has a deep, rich green color unlike her brownish mixture she received. I dont want to give her something that will hurt her skin but I am trying to help her manage her pain without crazy meds from her dr. Please let me know if you can help. Thank you!
 
MW7945

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I'd think it'd make the skin extremely dry. I'd think coconut oil would be better for something like that but I'm far from an expert on the subject
 
DemonTrich

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I would think iso would evaporate super quick. Bees wax works great. I've been using a 1:1 thc/cbd beeswax (and other oil) infused rub on my knee I had surgery on.
 
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IrieRaye

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I thought about it being too drying, I wonder if I can give her a good moisturizer to follow to keep it hydrated?
 
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I have some oils making too but this Iso is so dark i figured it is ready to try now. I am going to test it on my skin first but I already made it so know I am trying to decide if I can use as is or if I should do something else with it. I am begining to think the stuff they gave her was just rubbing alcohol.
 
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Has it helped with your knee? I also didn't decarboxylate it cause Im afraid if I get her high she will NEVER trust me to help her again lol
 
DemonTrich

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Not sure irnit works or not.

If you don't decarb, it won't work for rubs or ingestion. Only for smoking.
 
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