Egyptian Magic
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free skin care · Sat Feb 21, 2009 9:03 pm

I have this product as well. I use it as an all purpose cream, rashes, dry knees, elbows etc. I wouldn't buy it again though; I wanted to see what all the hoopla was with this cream.

free skin care · Sun Feb 22, 2009 6:24 pm

I've actually emailed Egyptian Magic asking if those suffering from hayfever can use their cream and yes, the responded super quick but their response was not what I expected.
They copied and pasted a beauty bloggers URL and said its ok to use the cream then they rudely asked me where I found out about their cream.

I'm still not quite sure whether to buy the cream...there seems to be mixed reviews on this product.

free skin care · Wed Feb 25, 2009 10:49 am

yeahyeah wrote:

I've actually emailed Egyptian Magic asking if those suffering from hayfever can use their cream and yes, the responded super quick but their response was not what I expected.
They copied and pasted a beauty bloggers URL and said its ok to use the cream then they rudely asked me where I found out about their cream.
I'm still not quite sure whether to buy the cream...there seems to be mixed reviews on this product.

How would you find that rude?Some companies do ask customers how they found out about their products and need the info for marketing purposes. As for the cut and paste I think the best reviews come from the customer.

free skin care · Wed Feb 25, 2009 12:54 pm

If it's that moisturizing and has healing ingredients, it seems like it would be good for helping to prevent stretchmarks during pregnancy ...

free skin care · Thu Feb 26, 2009 7:44 am

SusieQ wrote:

yeahyeah wrote:

I've actually emailed Egyptian Magic asking if those suffering from hayfever can use their cream and yes, the responded super quick but their response was not what I expected.
They copied and pasted a beauty bloggers URL and said its ok to use the cream then they rudely asked me where I found out about their cream.
I'm still not quite sure whether to buy the cream...there seems to be mixed reviews on this product.

How would you find that rude?Some companies do ask customers how they found out about their products and need the info for marketing purposes. As for the cut and paste I think the best reviews come from the customer.

Its not rude to ask customers where they found out about the cream but the way they wrote the email was not professional. And yes, testimonials are an excellent way to show us buyers that the product is good (thats why we love EDS so much!) but the overall tone and formating of the email just wasnt friendly

free skin care · Sun Mar 29, 2009 5:57 pm

I bought the Eygtian Magic last night and thought I'd share a discount code for buying from hqhair.com- SENSE
You get 15% off your order, so I got my jar of Egyptian Magic for just under £28 inc shipping. Quite a good deal!

free skin care · Sun Mar 29, 2009 7:02 pm

yeahyeah wrote:

SusieQ wrote:

yeahyeah wrote:

I've actually emailed Egyptian Magic asking if those suffering from hayfever can use their cream and yes, the responded super quick but their response was not what I expected.
They copied and pasted a beauty bloggers URL and said its ok to use the cream then they rudely asked me where I found out about their cream.
I'm still not quite sure whether to buy the cream...there seems to be mixed reviews on this product.

How would you find that rude?Some companies do ask customers how they found out about their products and need the info for marketing purposes. As for the cut and paste I think the best reviews come from the customer.

Its not rude to ask customers where they found out about the cream but the way they wrote the email was not professional. And yes, testimonials are an excellent way to show us buyers that the product is good (thats why we love EDS so much!) but the overall tone and formating of the email just wasnt friendly

I'm sorry yeahyeah. I didn't realize the tone of their email was most unprofessional. I would have felt the same way. I hope you enjoy using your Egyptian Magic cream.

Fri Jun 05, 2009 1:39 am

I've just got my tub few weeks ago. This product melts on the hands after light rubbing.

Been using it mostly for my limp & dry hair, but felt that at times it does make my hair look much better, while at others, it doesn't help at all.

I've also tried it on my face when i had dry skin & it's marvellous. However, there was once i applied it consecutive everyday on my face & it breakout. So my advice is not to use it everyday on the face, unless you have very very dry & parched skin.

free skin care · Fri Jun 05, 2009 12:10 pm

I have been using Egytian Magic for 2+ months and I've not had any breakouts from using it. My skin is pretty dry and flakey and using EM, it has definately helped. I dont use a lot of it. I only scrape about the size of 2 grains of rice to pat and massage on my entire face and find that it is more than sufficient.
If I just pat the EM onto my skin without massaging it in, I do however find that it just sits on my face.

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