Emu oil or melted animal fat from birds of the same name in the ostrich family is a symbol of Australia, highly valued in alternative medicine for its extraordinary therapeutic properties.
From the fat of the Emu bird is obtained the oil with therapeutic properties, but also for other products that are edible, such as canned meat. The manufacture of this oil requires a unique and complicated process by which the fat extracted from this bird is transformed into a colorless, odorless, compact and high purity oil.
100% natural it is a good source of acids found, beneficial to the proper functioning of the human body.
It is used for medicinal and cosmetic purposes
Although little known in our country, this Australian product seems to be an extraordinary choice when it comes to skin health and beauty.
In the case of itching, it is of real use, because it has emollient, moisturizing and regenerating properties.
An exceptional anti-aging that reduces wrinkles and helps restore the structure of the epidermis. Regenerating, repairing helps rebuild epithelial, nervous, muscular and skeletal tissues.
Alternative to ibuprofen
Emu oil is an antibacterial and antiseptic that eliminates skin problems, a sedative that stimulates cell regeneration and an anti-inflammatory with an action similar to ibuprofen.
Did you know that…
… is it a good protector against UV, cold, pollution, smoking?
… has hair regeneration properties, stimulating hair growth?
… can it also be used on babies’ skin because it is hypoallergenic and does not leave oily residues on the surface of the skin?
The Australian secret
The actress from The Hobbit, Cate Blanchett said she was extremely pleased with the miraculous properties of this oil: “I use essential oils, such as emu. In traditional Australian culture, it is the first oil that mothers use to lubricate their babies, because it is very moisturizing. In addition, if you have sunburn or an unhealed scar, it has amazing effects. I also anoint my children with this oil, which I also use in drier areas of the body, such as the elbows or heels ”.
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