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What % Red Raspberry Seed Oil would I use to create SPF protection in homemade lipbalm with Bees Wax?

Question by sasktktmac: What % Red Raspberry Seed Oil would I use to create SPF protection in homemade lipbalm with Bees Wax?
I am a small bee keeper and I make lip balm with my bees wax. I'd like to add SPF protection without it drying the lips. Didn't like the info on Micro Titanium Dioxide.

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Answer by rayven
I think it's 25% for every half of bee wax. Buy bert's bee wax lip gloss and copy the ingredients. for the oil

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