Eumora Soap - Is It A Miracle Bar Or Just A Fictitious Marketing?

I was being approached 2 months ago to see if I’m interested to sign up as a distributor for this product - Eumora Bar.

So I requested for a sample piece to see if this product is convincing enough before committing myself as a distributor.

I met up with this guy (also a distributor) as he prefer to hand me the small sampling 6.25g in person and at the same time to explain further on this ‘miracle’ product. Do you believe this small little bar can exactly sell at S$17.

First, he started with focusing on the key ingredients and their benefits – MOOR and HmA(Algae). And then follow by showing me some hard-sell ‘before and after’ images of customers who have used the ‘miracle’ soap bar. He told me that this soap bar is not an ordinary soap bar BUT a miracle facial bar which can do wonders like remove wrinkles, lines & scars, close up pores, treat balding, heal acne, skin firming, even up skin tone and blah blah blah….

Ingredients

Eumora is claimed to be 100% natural and contained 100% ingredients from Europe : Moor, HmA and a ’special’ base. This so-called special base, Glycerin, is just an ordinary base used by other beauty products too. What a disclaimer, sign…………..

The key ingredient, Moor, is claimed to be 100% natural herbal ingredient consisting of flowers, plants, grasses and herbs. This clay ingredient is rarely used on skincare products, not suitable for dry skin and there is no scientific research done on this ingredient.

HmA, also known as algae, in cosmetics it is act as a thickening agents, water-binding agents and antioxidants. Some algae are also potential skin irritants. However, the claims that algae can stop or eliminate wrinkling, heal skin or provide other elaborate benefits are unsubstantiated.

Their first two ingredients on the ingredient list (which means contains highest content), disodium lauyl sulfosuccinate and sodium coco-sulfate, are consisted as detergent ingredient that produce foaming soap.

This product is created, produced and manufactured in Malaysia. It is a 100% Malaysia product and it is not an UK product as it perceived. I was being fooled by them thinking they are products of UK but I was wrong. The product was first marketed and distributed in Malaysia and then followed by Singapore and now their next stop will be UK.

Eumora is not available in the shops and only via approved trading partners. They are now expanding trading links to markets outside South East Asia.

The hard covered box contains of 4 soap bars with 25gm each. Depending on the resellers, each box costs at S$150. In my opinion, the high-priced doesn’t justify the ordinary ingredients at all. It’s just plain RIDICULOUSLY & CUT-THROAT!!!

After some researches on the ingredients, I realized it contains ordinary and some harmful allergy ingredients which can dry up the skin mercilessly.

Hence, I requested my husband to be my guinea pig to see if it’s works (especially to see if it can eliminate wrinkles as shown on their hard-sell images) but he declined my offer as he finds the sampling is too tiny to hold or to use it.

It’s been 2 months and I’m still skeptical to try the sampling. After some studies on the ingredients, it doesn’t seem convincing enough that this product can do much ‘magic’ on the skin. One setback on this product as it contains ingredients that will severely dehydrate skin. Definitely a NO-NO for me, I can’t risk my skin on that! I find the pricing is ridiculously highly priced. How can an ‘ordinary miracle’ soap bar charging at such a high price. With such a high profit margin, I wonder how much profit has the big boss exactly earned by now. Not to be surprised, he should be a millionaire by now. Hee hee….

Below are some of the feedbacks I have retrieved from other beauty forums :

“All this product do is make your skin drier. the firmness is due to the tightening of the skin which is because the product is too drying already.”

“u have to let it peel off old cells n after the healing crisis all will be perfect. just continue using it n dont stop. once u stop it, u hinder the detoxification process n ur healing can never be done.”

“i had crazy breakouts on my cheeks and near my mouth that i think i almost went into depression! (serious!) i didn’t want to meet anyone, i just wanted to stay at home then. totally crazy. so i went to see a doctor. he told me to stop using it. apparently i had some chemical burns to my face, due to the soap! eek.”

“the sales people were saying, it will purge your toxins so you’ll have breakouts in the initial phase? i’m not sure how scientifically true it is..”

“he apply on his neck, and i guess the soap got stuck in the wrinkled lines, and next morning, he has raw marks on his neck. (like those hanging noose marks) quite bad, so do take care when using this. He is still using it, and i am taking pic of his before and after to see whether it works.”

“But after 1 week, I had red dots and blotches on my face. My forehead, my cheeks and my chin area were the worst affected. It made my face super itchy and so I had to stop.”

“My skin felt smooth but tight (tightness due to dryness) after a wash and after a few days i noticed a few pimples. I stopped using it and told my mother of it’s effects. It just so happened that when i called her, my mother was having tea with the friend who sold her the soap. She came on the line and told me that the pimples were perfectly normal, that the soap was just drawing out toxins. She went on to say that there were no chemicals in the soap and urged me to continue using it. That struck me as strange because i did read the ingredients and even thought i am no chemist, i do know that you need some kind of hardening agent to make soap hard and some other kind of agent to make it soapy.”

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