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• Hwahae User

  Oct 29, 2016
  Dry SkinAtopic Skin

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  Pros

  When it runs out, I always ask my acquaintance who lives in Australia to send me some, and I use it regularly. It's said to be an oil made using emus, which have a high similarity to human skin. Even when I have atopic dermatitis and the resulting scratches, burns, or inflammation have made my skin look dull, using this product has shown remarkable effects in skin regeneration. According to my Australian acquaintance, it's also used in burn treatment centers in Australia. When an atopic dermatitis flare-up is just starting or about to happen, cooling it down with ice and then applying this oil and sleeping helps significantly calm the itching, and the condition is noticeably better the next day. Using this together with a steroid ointment works even better.

  Cons

  Since I have dry skin, it absorbs well, but for those with oily skin, the 100% oil formula might feel too greasy, so some may not experience the full effects.

  Tip

  It doesn't immediately soothe the itching, so it's best to do a cooling massage with ice first before applying. It works great as a moisturizer even in the middle of winter, instead of a regular cream. For healing stubborn wounds, this is truly the best.