Emu oil

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there has been a lot of favorable talk about emu oil.  I have been using 100 percent aloe vera two times daily to great benefit for about 8 weeks but am not sure if this is ok long term.  I found Blu Emu here in the States but noticed the main ingredient is aloe with some emu oil and other additives, which could make it more mild.  Has anyone used either Blu Emu or straight aloe down there for a long time?  Will plain emu oil work as well?  Any input would be appreciated.

lyn

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    I used straight Emu oil for a bit, but was not terribly impressed.  However, everyone is different.  It also smelled of chicken grease, which put me off.  Let's face it, it could be just that for all we know.  Dermol 500 is a very good washing cream as is Double Base (I prefer the latter).

     

  • Posted

    Aloe gel straight from plant is fine and another thing worth trying is the Bi-carb wash after using bathroom. Good luck. I am sure the bicarb is what fixed mine. 

    Wilma. 

  • Posted

    Hi, I bought Emu oil recenly but for some reason despite all the good reports I have read on it I cant bring mself to use it...I keep thinking " from one old bird to another" lol, so I think I am going to stick with just using the coconut oil..
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      This really made me laugh!  Thank you!  I sort of felt the same and have only used it a few times.  The cold chicken grease smell reminds me of Sunday lunch at my grandmother's.

       

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