Thread: Myrsol Emulsion as Face Moisturizer?

I would like to get a face moisturizer.. I'm turning 36 soon and.. well, that kind of thing starts becoming relevant :/

Looked/browsed at various products, but was thinking, wouldn't it be great if Myrsol a Emulsion would serve as a complete moisturizer for the entire face? Cool bottle, generous quantity, good price etc.

Or do I need something more clinically accredited?

Thanks.

Extravirgin olive oil. It is a great skin food and has a magnificent moisturizing effect. Wet your hands, add few drops and rub them together to spread the oil all over your palms, then, at the end of shaving, generously rub your face and neck. Let it absorb for few minutes and then use your favorite after shave.
Your skin will thank you for that.

That's an interesting question as Myrsol isn't a product that's discussed very much. I'm curious as to the answer myself.

FWIW I've been using Body Shop Face Protector for years and it works well. It does the trick and doesn't leave your face feeling greasy.

Originally Posted by ffarouki

I would like to get a face moisturizer.. I'm turning 36 soon and.. well, that kind of thing starts becoming relevant :/

Looked/browsed at various products, but was thinking, wouldn't it be great if Myrsol a Emulsion would serve as a complete moisturizer for the entire face? Cool bottle, generous quantity, good price etc.

Or do I need something more clinically accredited?

Thanks.

I cannot see why it wouldn't work for you. I use several of the Myrsol products almost daily and the Emulsion is my favorite by far. It may help to know what's in it and I can tell you that it contains the following: Water, Menthol, Perfume (Balsam), Lanolin, Glycerine, Sodium, Triethanolamine and Methylparaben. I find it to be very refreshing and soothes even some of the most roughest cases of razor burns.

Very cooling and soothing.

Frank

Gentlemen,
I have used Myrsol as an aftershave balm and found it to be a quality product. No, I prefer Castle Forbes, Xpec and Institute Karite, but variety never hurts.