Egyptian Magic - ($26.00)
- Compatable and effective for all various skin types
- Balances production of facial oils creating a healthy, unclogged appearance
- Natural antibacterial and anti-imflammatory
- Small amount is extremely effective
I HIGHLY recommend this product to the reader. The reader should know that a small amount of cream is needed to cover one's face. When I apply, I cover the first digit of my index finger with cream, and then I spread it across my fingertips (from index to pinky. I do not put cream on my thumbs - just my particular application technique) and rub the fingers of both my hands together. Then I massage my face with my 8 fingers to apply the cream. If I need more, I repeat the process. It's best to start with a small amount and add more if you feel it's needed. If my face looks extremely shiny or looks greasy, I have used too much. Beware that because the cream turns to oil when you massage it, you WILL have a slight shine on your skin (just because you're applying oil to your face). However, it should not be applied as if you are oiling a baking pan or heating a measure of oil in a skillet (do not apply a generous amount).
It makes my skin look so healthy and glowing and my family and friends have noticed the difference and always ask what I use. It also works well as a healing balm for tattoos (unscented, natural, no parabens, no mineral oil, no lanolin->bad for tattoos!)
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