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I really think emu oil is a wonder product. Seriously. Not just for beauty but for consumption as well.
I used to sell this stuff many moons ago-- long story. I have a feeling that in a few years, you will see emu oil revolutionize the medical community. It has amazing transdermal properties and there's nothing like it. The emu is actually 100% consumable-- nothing on the bird goes to waste.
Having said all of that, you need to make sure that you get a refined oil. If your oil smells, it's becoming rancid. I use it after my nightly wash and especially under my eyes. I got mine from Lure Beauty (no smell, clear, not yellow) and I have some on order from Lumeire as well.
It is excellent for dry skin and it absorbs instantly. I also take emu oil capsules. Emu oil is also amazing for burns, exzema, psoriasis, muscle aches, strains, etc.
I don't think you'll regret using it /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />
Warmly,
Brandi
aka beaglette
I used to sell this stuff many moons ago-- long story. I have a feeling that in a few years, you will see emu oil revolutionize the medical community. It has amazing transdermal properties and there's nothing like it. The emu is actually 100% consumable-- nothing on the bird goes to waste.
Having said all of that, you need to make sure that you get a refined oil. If your oil smells, it's becoming rancid. I use it after my nightly wash and especially under my eyes. I got mine from Lure Beauty (no smell, clear, not yellow) and I have some on order from Lumeire as well.
It is excellent for dry skin and it absorbs instantly. I also take emu oil capsules. Emu oil is also amazing for burns, exzema, psoriasis, muscle aches, strains, etc.
I don't think you'll regret using it /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />
Warmly,
Brandi
aka beaglette