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Wed Apr 19, 2006 12:08 pm  |
Hi. I was wondering if emu oil should be unrefined or refined? I was considering getting some as I have camellia and jojoba but would like to try this also.
Also, I was kind of wondering out of all the oils, which one won't leave my face with a waaaay shiny look. Thank you so much
Rae |
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Wed Apr 19, 2006 12:36 pm |
Hi Rae,
You want refined, certified Emu oil.. If it's not certified, it's not the right stuff... There will be a seal on the bottle that shows it as certified.. I tried to paste a pic in here of the seal, but I guess I can't do it.. I got mine at a health foods store here.. It's called Emu Gold... I paid about 10.00 for a 1 oz dropper bottle.. There are a lot of emu oils out there, so do you research and make sure it's the right product... HTH... |
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Wed Apr 19, 2006 12:38 pm |
| You're not kidding theres lots. I don't know what to get. There are so many websites out there, and no stores around my area to get some. |
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Wed Apr 19, 2006 4:12 pm |
I purchase my AEA Certified Emu Oil from LB Processors, I think they have the best deals and their customer service is excellent. If you've been interested in trying Dremu Oil, purchase the clear emu oil for half the price, LB is their supplier.
You can check out AEA Certified businesses here,
www.aea-emu.org/emuoil.asp |
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