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Using Emu Oil to Treat Scars

Posted on October 22, 2009 with No Comments

As many of us who aret familiar with the uses of Emu Oil know, treating wounds, laceration, scars and infection are at the top of the list of its benefits.  “Down Below” Emu Oil is used religiously for many skin ailments - rashes, redness, and it is particulary successful treating burns - primarily due to its sanitizing anti-bacteria properties and its ability to help reduce swelling and inflammation.

Take a look at the video below.  It is a summary of how this oil an work for healing scarring - whether from surgical procedures or accidents.  Its a bit of a stretch to call it a “wonder oil”, but we have written about before and there are thousands of years of testimonials which corroborate its effectiveness.  And, whether it’s old acne scars or minor scarring from orthoscopy, emu oil can work wonders.

Emu Oil Benefits

Posted on September 30, 2009 with No Comments

The benefits of Emu Oil are far ranging - from very common use in hair products to skin care.

Emu Oil is what is known as a “carrier oil”.  It has the ability to deeply penetrate the layers of the skin (and scalp) unlike many other oils such as Jojoba, Mineral or Argan.  This penetrating property allows its healing abilities to treat common skin problems where they start - most often in the dermis layer of the skin.

It is a natural anti-bacterial making it ideal for treating burns, cuts, and wounds (even scars from surgery or injury).  It is also an anti-inflammatory having the ability to reduce inflammation, irritation and to soothe itchy and redness.

The video below is a quick overview that discusses some of it’s benefits that include treating skin rashes, acne, abrasions, and stretch marks.  It can be used by itself or combined with other lotions, creams and shampoos to generally improve efficacy of the product.  There are a range of Emu Oil products available and you can find it as a key active ingredient in many high-end treatments.

Emu Oil has been proven effective for treating:

  • Psoriasis
  • Burns
  • Cuts, lacerations, and incisions
  • Acne and rosacea
  • Scars
  • Stretch marks
  • Scalp psoriasis

You can find Emu Oil products by visiting www.skinenergizer.com.

Removing Stretch Mark and Acne Scars

Posted on April 26, 2009 with No Comments

Scarring resulting from acne or pregnancy is generally difficult to remove.  Torn or damaged tissue is slow to Remove scars from acne and stretch marksrejuvenate and deep tearing from acne often requires treatment and laser resurfacing.  With time many can be healed with proper skin products, the most successful procedure and treatment short of out-patient surgery, is to help prevent scars from occurring.

Pitting, discoloration and marks often occur (related to stretch marks) during periods of rapid weight gain.  Most prominantly for women during pregnancy.  Breasts, the abdomen and along the upper thighs are most prone - where ther greatest accumulation of fatty tissure resides.

For existing scars, using a microdermabrasion product has produced the greates results.  Skin cell “turnover” and replenishment takes time.  Encouraging new growth can often be accelerated by sloughing or polishing off old cells.  With consistent use, disfigured or poorly aligned cells regenerate and rebuild normalized collagen and elastin fibers - necessary for skin pliability and absorption and retention of moisture.

Products with Hyaluronic Acid, soluble collagen, and Emu Oil have been found effective at working with microdermabrasion products for post-operative scarring (c section, plastic surgery, breast enhancement, et al), and work well smoothing and fading discoloration of potting left from severe acne and blemishes.

Scar creams and products help improve moisture content and retention stimulating healthy collagen growth.  Emu Oil, in particular, has been used in Australia during pregnancy to help stave-off marking as prgnancy matures into the second and third trimester when stretching and tearing of dermal tissue is moste prominent.