Kannauj Of Luxor Attar Camel Attar Musk Oil and 50 similar items

Description Directly to you from the land of PHARAOHS "EGYPT" !!! All our items are 100% EGYPTIAN and professionally handmade with very high quality. SUPER FAST SHIPPING NOTE: WE IMPORT OUR OILS DIRECTLY FROM EGYPT, SO IF YOU'RE THINKING OF BUYING FROM ANOTHER VENDOR WE CAN NOT GUARANTEE THAT YOU WILL BE RECEIVING THE SAME ITEM LISTING ABOVE. No Alcohol Strong and long lasting, All Natural Ingredients.. For centuries, camel milk (known as desert gold) has been recognized by women for its many unique and amazing beautifying properties. The Bedouin of Egypt have understood the curative powers of Camel milk for thousands of years and traditionally used camel milk as a cure for many skin ailments and as sunscreen protection from the scorching desert sun. Cleopatra is said to have bathed in camel milk, honey and rose petals. Camel Milk is an remedy dating back to ancient Egypt. For women of that time, it was a luxury used especially for baths in order to keep their skin pure and beautiful. A recipe of Camel Milk, honey and rose petals was all she relied on to give her skin a healthy glow.The Bedouins and other nomadic tribes also use Camel Milk as a way to protect their skin from the sun as they travel through the desert right up to the present day. They also utilize it as a moisturizer for their hair as well as a traditional remedy for eye infections. Only during the past decade or two have westerners begun to tap this well of ancient knowledge. Bath Oils used by Cleopatra Baths - Are they Beneficial or Old-Fashioned? Over two thousand years ago, Cleopatra filled her elegant tub with camel milk to maintain her notoriously supple skin. However, the multiple benefits of milk baths and milk-based skin care products are being revisited in the new millenium as more people seek holistic solutions to their health and beauty needs.