Quoting Dr. Dan Dean, Mt Pleasant, Michigan physician, "I have used Emu Oil extensively in the treatment of first, second, and third degree burns. In my opinion, Emu Oil greatly contributes to skin health, providing major benefits to the patents. The complex properties and makeup of Emu Oil are exceptional for overall assistance to burn victims. I repeatedly see positive results, even in those with third degree burns"

Emu oil contains the essential fatty acids; Linoleic acid (Omega-6), Linolenic acid (Omega-3), Oleic acid (anti-inflammatory), Palmitic acid, and some traces of other fatty acids. Emu Oil has the highest concentration of Omega 3 found in nature. These fatty acids are essential in our day-to-day lives to ensure that our bodies remain in top working order. The body not make them itself, so it is important to get these fatty acids from other sources.

Though it might seem counterintuitive to apply oil to an oily complexion, it’s actually the effective solution. The skin knows whether it is sufficiently protected, producing more of its own oil when skin is dry and less when it’s balanced. Harsh, drying cleansers and oil-free acne treatments can rob the skin of protective oils and trigger the sebaceous glands to produce even more oil.

Y-Not Natural Emu oil can be used to seal in moisture after a bath or shower, but will not supply water to the skin as a body moisturiser would.

Rich, protective Emu oil Moisturisers with soothing Emu oil and plant extracts is the best choice for dry, flaky or sensitive skin. Even normal skin sometimes needs its added protection during cold, dry weather. Avocado Moisturisers with Vital ET and plant extracts provides just the right lightweight protection and hydration for normal to oily skin conditions. All skin conditions appreciate this light, cooling moisturiser during hot, humid weather.

Yes. Emu oil is a natural product and Dremu triple refined emu oil is clean of any impurities. All Dremu products are safe to use during pregnancy.

Emu oil is a product of the flightless Australian bird called the Emu. It comes from the thick pad of fat on the bird’s back which nature supplied as protection from other fighting birds and from the harsh Australian sun. The fat is highly refined by a rigorously tested and regulated process licensed by the Australian Government. This process removes all protein, bacteria and particulate matter.

Softens and moisturises the skin, heals chapped and dry skin, evenly tones the skin and softens wrinkles. Emu Oil, when massaged into the skin quickly penetrates and saturates all the underlying tissues. It's action moisturises the skin and provides anti-inflammatory effects to muscles and joints. Emu Oil is bacterio-static, so bacteria will not grow in it. Therefore, Emu Oil lasts a very long time. It is non-allergenic and as yet no side effects have ever been reported.

Emu Oil can be used across the whole age spectrum. Emu Oil has not yet shown any undesirable side-effects and in its pure form, it's gentle nature enables it to be used even on babies, and sick people. In pregnancy and young children, it advisable to use only Original Pure Australian Emu Oil as it has no added essential oils. Emu Oil is also gentle enough to be used on really sensitive or bruised skin.

Read the list below to see which Pure Australian Emu Oil is the best one for you. You can click on the underlined part to take you to the product page. If you should have any problems in working out which is best for you then call us on: 0800 174 2941. Pure Australian Emu ointment is used for its relaxing effects and has similar properties to the Pure Emu

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Emu Oil is a natural healing oil which is highly penetrating, anti-bacterial and has anti-inflammatory properties beneficial to the body and skin. It is an odourless white solid at room temperature but melts at 22°C.

The Australian Aborigines long believed in the healing powers of Emu oil and have been using it for thousands of years to treat burns, wounds, arthritis, muscle pains and as a skin moisturiser. Emu farming in South Africa began in 1994 with the importation of two lots of birds from Europe. Since that time, the population of these ratites has grown to about 3000.

Place the bottle under hot running water for a few seconds until oil becomes quite liquid. This warm, thin oil will penetrate the skin more easily and bring faster results. A few drops of oil is all it takes to massage into the affected area. The skin should not feel oily when you are finished. If it does, you have used too much.

Yes. In a study performed by Dr. Michael Whitehouse and Dr. Peter Ghosh, emu oil proved positive in the reduction of inflammation and pain associated with arthritis. Most doctors don't know about today's newest natural treatments, but they are learning slowly. Although no medicinal claims for emu oil can be made in the U.S., the Australia Department of Health has classified emu oil as a pharmaceutical product and has registered it in the Therapeutic Goods' Registry.