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Thanks pink. I can’t use almond oil as I’m allergic. Not sure if I’m allergic to topical applications but I’m severely allergic if I eat them, so I don’t want to take the risk. Don’t you find that the coconut oil starts to smell stale after a few hours? It smells nice and tropical at first but then it smells musty. I don’t want musty mammaries 😭
I’ll message you, so we can keep this thread on topic.
Sorry, I didn’t see you had mentioned coconut oil before.
I haven’t found an issue with the smell. It can go rancid tho in the container, I’ve experienced that.No worries, Pink. Maybe there are different grades of purity/refinement of coconut oil, I don’t know. But it smells nice and coconutty when I get it out of the jar and smells musty and stale after a while 🫤
Egyptian magic is all natural and multi-purpose. I use it as a face moisturizer, lip balm, healing cream for burns, discolorations, and cracked feet. I’m afraid it’s pricey. Google says it’s at Boots. I am on a budget also, but broke down and purchased it at Costco as you get significantly more product for the money there, and it’s just so fantastic. Although it’s pricey, it can last a long time as it’s to be used sparingly. Idk if Costco accepts returns in UK, but if so, it’s something to keep in mind if you have the chance to try it and don’t think it’s worth it. Flying back to my wall now. Carry on.
Haha thanks 😊
@baker good old udder balm😎 but yeah idk how rachy feels about petroleum lol
I would try it if I can’t find anything else that works
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