Miracle Healing Oil
Miracle Healing Oil
I decided to write about this oil because I’ve been using it so much since I brought home Satya.
[Shepherds are hard-wired to nip and herd and my body has been covered in scratches and punctures.]
I’ve always wondered why this miracle healing oil is not more known. For some reason, it’s never become flavor of the month in the wellness community like açaí, kale, coconut oil or CBD.
What is this miracle healing oil of which I speak?
Hint—it comes from Madagascar and has a lot of vowels in its name.
T A M A N U
I first learned about this miracle healing oil over a decade ago while trying to heal adult acne scars.
I first learned about this miracle healing oil over a decade ago while trying to heal adult acne scars.Then I forgot about it. (So much of self-care is remembering to do it…SOB).
Tamanu miracle healing oil accelerates surface abrasions of the skin faster than:
Neosporin
A & D ointment
Coconut oil mixed with lavender essential oil
It also has proven anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties.
I have done mini-tests overnight with all the above permutations and tamanu oil was the only remedy where hanging skin flaps would be ‘glued’ right back into place come morning.
Tamanu oil originates in Polynesia where it is used for skin healing and as fuel!
High quality Tamanu oil should be dark green in color, thick (viscous) like honey, and have a strong scent.
Note—it will stain clothing.
The best part is you need only a tiny amount.
HOW TO: (EVENING TAMANU OIL APPLICATION) for surface abrasions of the skin
Apply 1 drop of tamanu oil to the pad of the band aid.
Glide the tamanu soaked pad (there will be oil on the surface) lightly over the wound.
Seal band aid.
In the morning you will see the the wound healed, even though the skin will still be delicate and pink. Continue to keep the area covered if repeated trauma to the area is expected.
I would include pictures of my before and afters but I’ve been too busy to document it. Trust me – I am quite picky about my skin and tamanu oil is truly a miracle healing oil.
This is the brand I use and I am not a representative or affiliate of them. I sell nothing except my time and services.
I’ve used this exact product for over a decade and thankfully, it has not changed.
Hopefully this oil helps someone in need right now!
P.S. Tamanu oil also has anti-aging properties. If you use this all over your face, do a patch test first and *do not* use near or around eye area. It is very potent and will make your eyes burn.
Namaste,
Catherine
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Catherine Tingey
Entrepreneur, yogini, designer, award-winning filmmaker, personal trainer and former marathon runner. She left a career in finance to start her own business and along the way, became a yoga teacher. She has been practicing yoga for 31 years and teaching privately for 11 years.
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Catherine Tingey+ Entrepreneur, yogini, designer, award-winning filmmaker, personal trainer and former marathon runner. She left a career in finance to start her own business and along the way, became a yoga teacher. She has been practicing yoga for 31 years and teaching privately for 11 years.
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