response re: emu oil forwarded onto group

February 5, 2002

While I have only been using emu products a short while, I can

already say that I am having tremendous success with them. I

have tried many products that failed, so I think I have a pretty

good feel for when something actually works for me. I did not

order my products through Purple Emu, but through another

company someone recommended called Laid In Montana

www.laidinmt.com. I have both facial rosacea (red, flushing kind)

and some strange thing going on with my hands (red, flushed

dehydrated, creepy feeling, cracking skin). Actually, I can get

flushed all over my body when I work out, but the face and hands

are only things that really bother me.

I ordered the 100% pure emu oil for my hands and it has worked

MIRACLES in just a few days. I could not imagine that this

product would work so well when NOTHING else has helped at

all.

I have also been using the Sensitive Skin Cream on my face,

which they recommended for cea. It contains Emu and

Oilve Oil (19% pure Emu Oil) Purified Water, Beeswax Shea

Butter, Aloe, vitamin E, Evening Primrose Oil. And Extracts of

Chamomile, Calendula, Comfrey, Grapefruit Seed, Carrot Seed

(Vitamin A). With pur Essential Oils of : Rose, Lavender and

Lemon. I am also seeing some terrific results with this product.

Not only does it work as an anti-inflammitory, but it seems to

intensify the effect of other topicals (I use the cea Care

Facial Gel at night). According to all the literature I've read, Emu

oil is supposed to have essentially the same acidic profile has

human skin, which causes it to be drawn DEEPLY into the skin

and actually down into the muscles themselves. I believe it is

this characteristic that has cause the Facial Gel to be so much

more effective. I use the Sensitive Skin Cream (19% Emu) only

every other night. It leaves a little bit of a greasy look, so I

don't

like to mess with it more than I have to. But the results have been

tremendous so far. It seems to have taken my flushing down

several notches and my overall redness down as well. I'm

hoping that if I keep finding products like this, I won't have to

spend all the money for PhotoDerm. Knock on wood.

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