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Refined emu oil, an Australian massage tradition

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Refined emu oil, an Australian massage tradition

Light, refined emu oil — a smooth massage oil Australians have used for generations.

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A light oil for an old massage tradition

Emu oil is rendered from the fat of the emu and refined into a light, silky oil. It has a long history of use in Australia, where it has been prized for generations as a massage oil. Emuora refines ours to be thin and easily absorbed, so it glides smoothly over the skin during a massage without leaving a heavy residue. It stays liquid at room temperature, carries other oils and scents well, and is the choice of many massage therapists.

Where it comes from

Australia

Refined emu oil, used by Australians for generations in massage.

What
Emu oil
Made for
Massage oils
Region
Africa Oceania

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How do I store it?

Keep the bottle sealed in a cool, dry place away from direct sun. Refined emu oil stays liquid at room temperature and has a long shelf life.

Can I mix it with essential oils?

Yes. Because it is a light, neutral carrier oil, it blends well with essential oils to make your own massage blend. We also sell ready-made lavender and eucalyptus blends.

How do I use it?

Pour a little into the palm, warm it between the hands, and massage into the skin. Use as much or as little as you like — a small amount covers well.

Is it greasy?

No. Refined emu oil is light and thin, so it glides over the skin and absorbs without leaving a heavy, greasy residue.

Is this oil a medicine?

No. Emuora is a massage oil, used for its smooth, absorbent texture in massage. It is not a medicine and is not intended to address any condition.

What is emu oil?

It is a refined oil rendered from the fat of the emu. Light and thin, it has been used in Australia for generations as a massage oil.

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