Can sheep oil whiten and remove scars?

Because lanolin is a relatively moisturizing product, many people think it is greasy. Is sheep oil greasy? Can lanolin whiten and remove scars?

Is sheep oil oily?

When many people first come into contact with lanolin products, their first thought is, will it be greasy? It is moisturizing, but what should I do if fat particles appear on my face? After careful understanding and personal trial, I realized that the biggest feature of lanolin is that it is "moisturizing but not greasy, easy to absorb, soft and delicate." Because the structure of lanolin is similar to the fat on the surface of the human body, it is the most suitable for human use among all animal fats, which also makes it very absorbent. Its moisturizing effect comes from its special composition and structure. Those who have visited Australian wool shearing performances will have discovered that when the fluffy and cute sheep are sheared until they are "naked", if you touch the lamb's body, you will find a layer of slippery grease. This layer of grease protects the sheep's skin from drying out after losing its wool. Therefore, lanolin has excellent moisturizing and emollient effects, and is quite effective in preventing dry skin in autumn and winter. Although lanolin is oil, it is not greasy at all.

Can sheep oil whiten and remove scars?

Cannot whiten or remove spots. The main effect of lanolin is moisturizing, or in other words: cold resistance, anti-dryness and skin softening. Suitable for applying all over the body in winter to prevent dryness and peeling, making the skin all over the body smooth and tender, just like newborn. In addition, lanolin has a very good nourishing effect. When used as a lotion, it is easier to apply makeup and fully utilize the effects of your makeup products. Using lanolin before putting on makeup or going out during the day can provide your skin with a day of moisturizing protection.

I think you all understand that sheep oil is not particularly greasy.