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Clearly Emu Ultra Clear Emu Oil
by Clearly Emu
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Clearly Emu Ultra Clear Emu Oil is a natural, anti-aging treatment that's a rich source of omega 3, 6 and 9 and provides superior anti-inflammatory and skin nourishing benefits. This odor-free, non-greasy oil can be used to treat aches and pains, problem skin, scars, stretch marks, burns and wounds. Since this is a highly potent form of pure emu oil, it also is an effective solution for shedding or thinning hair, as it promotes thicker, healthy hair growth.
Directions:
Massage a small amount directly onto skin or scalp.
TIA Review by Kate:
Just down the road from my home is a very cool Saturday "farmers market". Two years ago there was a vendor who was enthusiastically extolling an endless list of virtues for emu oil. According to his gospel-like shpeel, because emu oil is molecularly similar to human skin it is a wonderfully effective moisturizer for hair and body, a treatment for burns, a hair growth treatment, and a chemical -free anti-bacterial for the treatment of everything from dandruff to rashes. Being the smarty pants that I am, I knew his promises were too good to be true, and I did everything but roll my eyes and snicker at the crowd of believers who lined up to buy the small bottles of magic potion.
I, Kate, do hereby apologize to Mr. Emu Oil and his band of believers because scientific research suggests he just might have been telling the truth all along. Emu oil contains essential fatty acids: linoleic, oleic, and palmitic. Linolenic (omega-3 EFA) and linoleic (omega-6 EFA) have important nutritional effects on immune cell function, inflammatory responses, all organ systems, smooth muscle activity, the circulatory and cardiovascular systems. Oleic is a known to have anti-inflammatory properties.
What really has captured my attention is that topical applications of Emu oil may result in the growth of thicker hair..... both a thickening of existing hair shafts (which shrink in diameter with age) and a "re awakening" of the dormant (sleeping) hair shafts (which increase as a percentage of total hair shafts with age). So, in a quest for truth (and to satisfy my own curiosity) five months ago I started applying "molecularly distilled" emu oil to my scalp twice weekly, and leaving it in overnight. By the way, the great variation in price and quality in emu oil has largely to do with the "refining" process. Because emu oil penetrates so quickly and easily through your skin into your body, the refining differences are important. “fully refined” emu oil may still contain up to 10% impurities. The more expensive "Molecular distillation" process yields a very clean oil - free of impurities, bacteria, toxins and heavy metals. The variations in color have only to do with what the emu eats and nothing to do with quality. My recommendation: Spend a few extra bucks and buy emu oil which is "certified" and which has been through the "molecular distillation" process.
It is much too early in my experiment to decide how well Emu oil works as a growth/re-growth/thickening agent, but I must say that my hair and scalp are clearly in much better condition. Gray hair does not product the same amount of natural oils, and the emu oil seems to have provided a better balance. The Emu oil also has addressed the minor and sporadic (stress or diet caused) flair ups of itchy scalp I can experience during 1) the holiday season or 2) extreme cold weather "wool hat" season or 3) extreme hot weather "cowboy hat" season.
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Directions:
Massage a small amount directly onto skin or scalp.
TIA Review by Kate:
Just down the road from my home is a very cool Saturday "farmers market". Two years ago there was a vendor who was enthusiastically extolling an endless list of virtues for emu oil. According to his gospel-like shpeel, because emu oil is molecularly similar to human skin it is a wonderfully effective moisturizer for hair and body, a treatment for burns, a hair growth treatment, and a chemical -free anti-bacterial for the treatment of everything from dandruff to rashes. Being the smarty pants that I am, I knew his promises were too good to be true, and I did everything but roll my eyes and snicker at the crowd of believers who lined up to buy the small bottles of magic potion.
I, Kate, do hereby apologize to Mr. Emu Oil and his band of believers because scientific research suggests he just might have been telling the truth all along. Emu oil contains essential fatty acids: linoleic, oleic, and palmitic. Linolenic (omega-3 EFA) and linoleic (omega-6 EFA) have important nutritional effects on immune cell function, inflammatory responses, all organ systems, smooth muscle activity, the circulatory and cardiovascular systems. Oleic is a known to have anti-inflammatory properties.
What really has captured my attention is that topical applications of Emu oil may result in the growth of thicker hair..... both a thickening of existing hair shafts (which shrink in diameter with age) and a "re awakening" of the dormant (sleeping) hair shafts (which increase as a percentage of total hair shafts with age). So, in a quest for truth (and to satisfy my own curiosity) five months ago I started applying "molecularly distilled" emu oil to my scalp twice weekly, and leaving it in overnight. By the way, the great variation in price and quality in emu oil has largely to do with the "refining" process. Because emu oil penetrates so quickly and easily through your skin into your body, the refining differences are important. “fully refined” emu oil may still contain up to 10% impurities. The more expensive "Molecular distillation" process yields a very clean oil - free of impurities, bacteria, toxins and heavy metals. The variations in color have only to do with what the emu eats and nothing to do with quality. My recommendation: Spend a few extra bucks and buy emu oil which is "certified" and which has been through the "molecular distillation" process.
It is much too early in my experiment to decide how well Emu oil works as a growth/re-growth/thickening agent, but I must say that my hair and scalp are clearly in much better condition. Gray hair does not product the same amount of natural oils, and the emu oil seems to have provided a better balance. The Emu oil also has addressed the minor and sporadic (stress or diet caused) flair ups of itchy scalp I can experience during 1) the holiday season or 2) extreme cold weather "wool hat" season or 3) extreme hot weather "cowboy hat" season.
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I have been using Emu oil for a couple of years now. My skin glows from regular use on my skin. It has proved excellent for sore joints and muscles, especially after bathing. I first started using it for my hair. My mother asked the other day if I dyed my hair because it was so dark, because the gray has seemed to diminish. Not only that areas of hair that was badly damaged and broken off, had grown back and my hair has been growing like itdid when I was younger. It is soft, thick and healthy now. I swear by it.
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I swear by emu. I use it post chemical peel, as a moisturizing agent, I add it to my lotion, and use it as a carrier oil to mix with minoxidil. It works to thicken strengthen and smooth. I have prefrontal early baldness. I hear a few times a week how great my hair is now and how glowing my skin is (I HAD cistic acne). I exercise 5 days a week, eat clean and raw when possible. Its definitely not "snake oil." Im a 1 year loyal emu addict/fan!
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I am curious how the results turned out too! Im in my early 40's & am trying to put off getting a perm but my hair is so thin & dull but long & want a more healthy head of hair that i can style so I dont hv to perm it.
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After noticing the dreaded receding temples in the mirror, I'm wondering if you have reported back on your results? -
I am a hairdresser and am experiencing thinning hair. I bought emu oil and am doing a hair shaft experiment myself. I do not know where to get the "good stuff" but im using aea certified. Can you give a list of some brands to buy?
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5 stars 5 out of 5
by Dasha
I was unlucky to go out in the very cold windy winter day, and my sensitive skin was just totally not ready for this after a month in hot tropical climate. I could not even touch my irritated red face without pain.
Nevertheless, only this oil alone have cured major cold inflammation with heavy layer of flakes, severe redness and itchiness in only 4 days! I applied it with a rather thick layer, three times a day. No pores got clogged even after thick layer of this oil being on my face all these four days. I still have a very minor redness, but this is nothing compared to the day when I got cold inflammation.
For those sensitive to unpleasant odors - this special oil has no odor at all.
I have not tried it yet on hair, fine-lines or scars. But considering true miracle it did to my face I will definitely try it!
5 stars 5 out of 5
by Anita
I use this on my facial/hairline surgical scars. My intuition and "lore" tells me that oil is fantastic for the skin.
I believe emu oil is considered one of the most potent oils. I really like the ritual of applying it at night.
I did feel a little torn though, because when I asked a sales person at Whole Foods if they had any emu oil, he became a little superior, and asked me where did I think the oil came from? They have to kill an emu. That was the reason they didn't carry the product.
But...... they do sell turkeys and pork at whole foods. I don't think emus are more intelligent than turkeys, definitely not pigs, and I believe they're raised on farms. I wouldn't buy whale oil - but then whales are very intelligent and endangered. So I will continue to use it, and also coconut oil. These are confusing times.
5 stars 5 out of 5
by G
The Clearly Emu Ultra Clear Emu Oil is turning out to be very versatile not only helpful with preventing hair shedding / thinning, but also helps with styling ones hair, fly-a-ways, added moisture to hair and scalp, but is also great with adding moisture to ones skin. So far this product is proving to be a great addition to my skin care / beauty routine. Highly recommend giving this oil a try, try to have a open mind as to the different areas to use.
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by Perry
I had to suspend disbelief when I bought this. But I apply it daily to my hairline and I have drastically reduced shedding. It is also great for dry and chapped skin