Oils That May Help Us Achieve A Youthful Skin
Early signs of aging are often caused by an unhealthy lifestyle, exposure to increasing pollution, too much stress, and not having a good skincare routine. Opting for natural skincare is one of the best ways of getting rid of these problems. By using essential oils instead of expensive creams available in the market, we may be able to achieve a youthful glow.
Frankincense Oil
Frankincense oil has cytophylactic properties that stimulate cell regeneration and also protect older cells from free radical damage thus making it famous for its wrinkle-reducing superpower. Moreover, its boswellic acid soothes and reduces inflammation-related skin problems and also kills bacteria associated with acne. Some people have also been using this oil to get rid of stretch marks or scars on the skin. Used the oil topically to enjoy these benefits.
For a DIY eye oil, add two drops of frankincense to two tablespoons of existing eye cream and massage in at night to naturally prevent signs of aging. We can also add three drops of frankincense essential oil and two drops of geranium essential oil to a warm face cloth for quick facial steam on the go. Press the warm cloth on the face for a few seconds, then wipe the face clean.
Rose Oil
Rose oils are super light and non-greasy. There are 2 ways to use it – we can simply add just one or two drops of it to our normal moisturizer or apply two to three drops of the oil, warm in the palm of the hands and apply to the face. It is recommended to use rose oi morning and night for best results. It has amazing anti-aging benefits and helps to reduce fine lines and wrinkles.
Sandalwood Oil
Known for its sweet, earthy smell, sandalwood oil boasts some impressive beauty benefits, especially when it comes to aging skin. It is antiseptic and astringent and also helps to clean the pores and reduce inflammation from mild skin irritations. Being highly rich in antioxidants, the oil may help fight the free radicals that cause age-related skin damage like dark circles and dark spots. Studies have also shown that it helps with skin conditions like acne, eczema, and psoriasis.
Reap these amazing benefits of sandalwood oil by simply adding about five drops of it to your regular oil or moisturizer and then apply it directly on the skin. Remember that sandalwood oil is extremely concentrated and can be irritating when used alone that’s why we need to dilute it first in a carrier oil or lotion before using.
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