17 Ways to Use Ostrich Oil
Our ostrich oil is highly moisturizing, anti-inflammatory oil packed with skin-loving Omegas 3, 6, & 9. We have found that its uses go far beyond skin moisturizing (although it works very well for that!). Here's a list of the many, many ways our customers use ostrich oil:
- overall skin moisturizer
- helps wounds heal faster
- aids in normalization of tissue
- prevents and reduces scars and stretch-marks
- reduces itching & redness
- relieves sunburn and prevents peeling
- soothes and replenishes skin after shaving
- promotes scalp, hair, and joint health
- boosts the effectiveness of other skincare products by deeply penetrating skin
- helps clear eczema and is gentle on even the most sensitive skin
- soothes inflamed joints
- restores dry, chapped skin
- excellent beard conditioner
- heals cracked, dry feet
- prevent skin aging
- lighten age spots
- soothe bug bites
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