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Raw Gaia MSM Beauty Cream

by Raw Gaia

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Product Features

Vibrant & smooth complexion
Suitable for all skin types
Good for mature, tired & damaged skin

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Product Description

A magical cream that helps to promote a vibrant and smooth complexion. It is especially good for mature skin, damaged tissue and to heal scars since it is made with MSM, which is known as The Beauty Mineral.Organic cacao butter*, helps regenerate skin cells and restore elasticity. Organic apricot kernel oil*, non-greasy, emollient oil, great for tired, mature and sensitive skins. Organic rosehip oil*, skin hydrating and nourishing agent, rich in vitamin C and essential fatty acids. Wildcrafted frankincense essential oil, helps nourish and revitalise mature skin. Wildcrafted myrrh essential oil, a well-known oil for its cooling and healing properties. Wildcrafted sandalwood essential oil, a softening and balancing ingredient. (* denotes cold-pressed). For best results: Use a very small amount at first, gradually you will find out the amount the works best for you. To give your face a nice silky feel, you can either apply the moisturiser to a wet face or mist one of our floral waters after applying. Please note: Pregnant women should not use this cream since it contains essential oil of myrrh, which is said to cause uterine contractions.

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Item model number: 16204
ASIN: B001071NVW
Date first available at Amazon.co.uk: 28 Nov 2007

Average Customer Review: 1.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)

Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 23,326 in Health & Beauty (See Top 100 in Health & Beauty)

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1.0 out of 5 stars Contains small hard gritty bits, very painful to use on sore skin., 6 July 2010

By	E. S. (Esme). "Esme." - See all my reviews

This review is from: Raw Gaia MSM Beauty Cream (Personal Care)

I purchased this product as I'd read it was good for psoriasis. It is a hard formulation that melts easily on the skin, but contains small gritty pieces which made it painful to use, especially on psoriasis which it claimed to be able to help. These gritty pieces did not disolve and were still there hours later, even overnight.

I have to wonder if the people who make it used some MSM tablets and ground them up and stirred into this concoction. The smell was similar to the kind of smell you often find in health food shops, and indeed inside jars of supplements, not off putting as such, but if they really have just used ground-up tablets used as food supplements then it is not exactly the kind of thing I thought I was buying.
It does say on their website that the item contains gritty bits that they say are absorbed into the skin, but the particles are far too big to be absorbed into the skin. Only nano particles can (so we are told by the scientists) be truly absorbed, not particles as big as this. - Anyway, in spite of what the manufacterers of this product say on their website, these gritty particles did not melt down, but stayed on the surface of my skin until removed, no matter how much (gentle) rubbing I did to try and make them disolve. As I have already stated they were still there hours later, and even remained evident overnight. Also, it is doubtful that even nano particles can penetrate deep enough into the underlying areas of the skin where the damage originates. (Anyway I have used a product containing nano particles - Salcura Zeoderm - and that also was useless and did nothing for psoriasis even though the makers of that also claim it to be good for psorasis).

I used the whole jar of this MSM cream in just over a week but it did nothing for my skin. The only product that was ever any good for this dreadful psoriasis was Potter's Psorasolv. Sadly not made any more. Even the rather expensive price of this Raw Gaia MSM 'Beauty' Cream would have been worth it, if it had been only half as effective as the Potter's Psorasolv had been, but it made not the slightest improvement. A complete disappointment and more money wasted on yet another product that promises the earth but in reality does not deliver on its claims.

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