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    is thw camellia oil that you reference the same as the camellia oil that you buy for skin/hair at cosmetics stores? I was not sure if it was the right stuff so I did not buy it. Thanks.

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    Hi Garrett - I'm pretty sure it is the same thing. You can even use the cooking oil variety of it. I reckon it could cost quite a bit more in a cosmetic store - try looking for some on Ebay. You only need a small quantity - 250mls goes a long, long way!

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    I use Camellia oil for five reasons:

    It works.
    It's safe.
    It's been used in Asia (high humidity) as the go to oil to protect carbon steel for Centuries.
    It washes off easily with warm water.
    It's inexpensive.

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