Guest guest Posted July 2, 2002 Report Share Posted July 2, 2002 Hi, i called purpleemu.com's inquiry line today, and the woman suggested the AR blemish cream even when i told her i had no pustules/papules. from what ive read on the archives it seems that people have reported success only when they have redness along with the p & p's (isnt that why its called blemish cream? ) im confused..i had called originally to ask whether emu oil was apprpriate for rosacea and she seemed hesitant and recommended the AR cream instead. also, looking at the ingredients there are quite a few ingredients like arnica and camphor in AR cream. (ouch,just thinking of that stings my face) so..for those of you who have pinkness and flushing/burning etc. but no real pustules/papules, is the emu oil effective in reducing dryness,flakiness, or helping to calm down the inflammation? (a Begoun's book says emu oil acts as an anti-inflammatory but is by no means a miracle cure or anything) . it seems from the website that emu oil is often used for muscle pain etc . since it seems to draw things deeper into the skin into the muscles(is that good or bad? ? ) it seems like a mixed bag. advice!! thanks! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 2, 2002 Report Share Posted July 2, 2002 Hi, i called purpleemu.com's inquiry line today, and the woman suggested the AR blemish cream even when i told her i had no pustules/papules. from what ive read on the archives it seems that people have reported success only when they have redness along with the p & p's (isnt that why its called blemish cream? ) im confused..i had called originally to ask whether emu oil was apprpriate for rosacea and she seemed hesitant and recommended the AR cream instead. also, looking at the ingredients there are quite a few ingredients like arnica and camphor in AR cream. (ouch,just thinking of that stings my face) so..for those of you who have pinkness and flushing/burning etc. but no real pustules/papules, is the emu oil effective in reducing dryness,flakiness, or helping to calm down the inflammation? (a Begoun's book says emu oil acts as an anti-inflammatory but is by no means a miracle cure or anything) . it seems from the website that emu oil is often used for muscle pain etc . since it seems to draw things deeper into the skin into the muscles(is that good or bad? ? ) it seems like a mixed bag. advice!! thanks! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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