Can i use other oils? like baby oil ? or olive? or Rapeseed?

linseed oil is for paints. The rest aren't. I wouldn't use them.

Thank you Karen!
Is it the cold pressed oil or processed??
Or the one you can eat for a good health?

Cold pressed or Stand Oil.

Thanks will go and fix me some!

I don't think you can but you may just see the other oppinions, I am just seeing your post and I think you would need only the linseed becaus it does mix into the mediums used, no other oils will do that. You can only use the linseed because its purified and will give a even flow in our heat set paints and only a drop or two is needed per mix. Check with Lara and see her take or the others but if I were you I would try to stick with it.

Thnks for the tips!
I was at my craftstore and asked and she came with a big bottle cold pressed
put by then i got cold feet so i told her i was not sure.
Then i looked into the shelf by me self and found the linseed oil stand version i actually
almost jumped up and down to find it there!!!!
Think it was daler rowney....

I have only used Stand Oil and I've never had a problem with it. If someone comes up with oily spots, its either their kit or they are using too much. Two drops works great with Stand Oil.

My oil is realy thick it will almost not drip when taking a drop from it i just put my smallest brush a 00 and dip it and then i will let it drip into my paint but it is not at all like ordinary oils.

I also use the Stand Linseed oil,and 2 drops is all you need,it is very thick, just keep stirring and blending and it will mix up fine. If you use to much it can get oily or shiny spots.If it get oily spots just wash off with dawn or something that cuts grease,then rebake 3 or 4 minutes. Kathy