There's a hype about a product called Eumora. Essentially, it just a facial bar with heilmoor clay ingredient in it. I never hear about that clay until recently. The girls using it rant in many forums and blogs about how good this facial bar is. Although it's an expensive facial bar (about $100 for full size bar, but you could buy smaller size), they said that it can replace their daily routine skincare and end many skin's problems (acne, wrinkles, etc). So in their opinions, it's not expensive at all.

For me, it's just to good to be true. I mean, c'mon. A facial bar? And what make me curious is how simple this products works. Just lather it in your face for three minutes a day, and then after around one month, you'll get a fresh radiant skin. But there's a downside of this. There will be healing crisis This is the period that the bar is trying to heal out skin. Some will experience peeling, outbreak, dryness, etc. Most will be mild which last from weeks to even month. I frown at this. It doesn't sound right to me. But maybe this is normal?

I'm sorry that it such a long question. But I'm curious about this and I hate to see my friends spend their money for something that maybe just another marketing's hype.

By the way, this is their website
http://www.esabee.biz/products_eumora.html

There's a list of Eumora's benefits there. Sorry, I couldn't copy it.
http://eumora-beauty-bar.blogspot.com/

a friend gave me the ingredient list based on what is written in the box

Disodium lauryl Sulfosuccinate & Sodium Coco-Sulfate & Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Stratch & 1-Octadeconol & Paraffin & C17789, Talcum, Heilmoor Clay, Water & Glycerin & Algae Extract & Polygucuric Acid, Olea Europaea Fruit Extraxt.

thanks so much for the reply.