Wash away the years this Winter

Whilst most soaps will help you get clean, few can claim to help you look younger. But that's just what an unusual soap from Australia could do and soon you could be washing away those years!

Emu Spirit Moisturising Soap Bar from the Pioneer Trading Company is a new product to the UK market, but has already been named by The Daily Mail as one of the top Healthy Soaps.

What makes the soap stand out from the rest?

Emu oil itself is already well known for its moisturising and soothing effects and it is the oil which grants the soap such wonderful properties. A powerful moisturiser, studies show the oil has a score of less than one in comedogencity (pore clogging) tests, which means that it won't to clog up pores and cause irritation. This combined with the oil's powerful soothing properties, it is already a registered natural therapeutic anti-inflammatory in Australia, make it the ideal ingredient to add to soap for anyone with sore or problem skin.

Emu oil has however also been praised for its regenerative properties and some of the World's biggest stars, with the likes of Demi Moore and Goldie Hawn supposedly swear by its anti-aging properties. Studies observing the oil's regenerative properties 1,2 have shown skin defects that have emu oil applied to them show cell regeneration at up to twice the normal rate, meaning the oil could be a genuine and natural way to help turn back the years; and emu oil soap could soon help you 'wash away' those wrinkles!

For information on the soap and other emu oil products visit www.pion-tc.co.uk ; the home of the Pioneer Trading Company, Europe's leading emu oil suppliers, who only use the highest possible quality emu oil in their products. You can also order over the phone on 01526 344971 / 345613.

Research Papers

1. Politis MJ, Dmytrowich A Promotion of Second Intention Wound Healing by Emu Oil Lotion: Comparative Results with Furasin, Polysporin, and Cortisone. Plast Reconstr Surg. 1998 Jun; 102(7):2404-2407
2. Clinical study by Michael Holick (MD, PhD, Proffesor of Medicine, Physiology, and Dermatolgy at Boston University School of Medicine)