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Better than aquaphor?
I checked the Amazon reviews [way more there than Costco] - it seems to be highly recommended. For the price, I'm going to try it and report back.
One person's review via AMZ below:
'I've been really enjoying this cream since day 1! It's super moisturizing but still absorbs quickly, which I didn't expect from a balm-like texture. Once you warm it up between your fingers, it melts into the skin and leaves it soft and comfortable without that heavy, greasy feeling. I mainly use it on dry patches, lips, cuticles, and sometimes as a light face moisturizer, and it works great every time. A little goes a long way, so the jar lasts forever.
Compared to Aquaphor, Egyptian Magic feels lighter and more skin-care focused. Aquaphor is thicker and more occlusive, which makes it great for very dry or cracked skin, but it can feel heavy for daily use. Egyptian Magic absorbs faster, feels more natural on the skin, and is better for everyday moisturizing, especially if you like simple, natural ingredients."
I checked the Amazon reviews [way more there than Costco] - it seems to be highly recommended. For the price, I'm going to try it and report back.
One person's review via AMZ below:
'I've been really enjoying this cream since day 1! It's super moisturizing but still absorbs quickly, which I didn't expect from a balm-like texture. Once you warm it up between your fingers, it melts into the skin and leaves it soft and comfortable without that heavy, greasy feeling. I mainly use it on dry patches, lips, cuticles, and sometimes as a light face moisturizer, and it works great every time. A little goes a long way, so the jar lasts forever.
Compared to Aquaphor, Egyptian Magic feels lighter and more skin-care focused. Aquaphor is thicker and more occlusive, which makes it great for very dry or cracked skin, but it can feel heavy for daily use. Egyptian Magic absorbs faster, feels more natural on the skin, and is better for everyday moisturizing, especially if you like simple, natural ingredients."
I used to use this, as it used to come up as a holy grail product for a lot of celebrities in the 2000s/2010s. I don't use it any longer, but did enjoy it when I used it. It can be quite heavy, so I used it at night and on things like knees, elbows, and cuticles. The packaging is a little woo woo, but, as a product, if your skin is easy to please, it's good, especially for winter. If you easily breakout, this might not be great for you.
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One person's review via AMZ below:
'I've been really enjoying this cream since day 1! It's super moisturizing but still absorbs quickly, which I didn't expect from a balm-like texture. Once you warm it up between your fingers, it melts into the skin and leaves it soft and comfortable without that heavy, greasy feeling. I mainly use it on dry patches, lips, cuticles, and sometimes as a light face moisturizer, and it works great every time. A little goes a long way, so the jar lasts forever.
Compared to Aquaphor, Egyptian Magic feels lighter and more skin-care focused. Aquaphor is thicker and more occlusive, which makes it great for very dry or cracked skin, but it can feel heavy for daily use. Egyptian Magic absorbs faster, feels more natural on the skin, and is better for everyday moisturizing, especially if you like simple, natural ingredients."
One person's review via AMZ below:
'I've been really enjoying this cream since day 1! It's super moisturizing but still absorbs quickly, which I didn't expect from a balm-like texture. Once you warm it up between your fingers, it melts into the skin and leaves it soft and comfortable without that heavy, greasy feeling. I mainly use it on dry patches, lips, cuticles, and sometimes as a light face moisturizer, and it works great every time. A little goes a long way, so the jar lasts forever.
Compared to Aquaphor, Egyptian Magic feels lighter and more skin-care focused. Aquaphor is thicker and more occlusive, which makes it great for very dry or cracked skin, but it can feel heavy for daily use. Egyptian Magic absorbs faster, feels more natural on the skin, and is better for everyday moisturizing, especially if you like simple, natural ingredients."
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