So you’ve piled shelves of serums, toners, and moisturizers thinking they do enough for your skin. But maybe there is just one product missing and that is beauty oil. Revered for its beauty benefits, oil is used on the face and body and is one of the most versatile beauty products out there. Not only does it have many uses, but it can also be pitched at home. Learn more about the uses and benefits of beauty oils as we discuss more about them today.
Beauty Oil and How to Use It for Radiant Skin
Read on to learn more about beauty oil and why it needs to be part of your beauty routine right away.
(Also read: 9 essential oils to add to your skin and hair care system)
Use of beauty oil
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Mix a few drops of beauty oil with the foundation and apply it to the face and neck to add a moist glow that looks natural.
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Before using makeup remover, use beauty oil as part of a double cleanse to thoroughly remove all traces of makeup.
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Apply beauty oil as the last step in your nightly routine and before sunscreen during the day to act as a barrier and lock in moisture for well-groomed skin.
Beauty oil can benefit your face and body
How To Make Beauty Oil
Use a carrier oil like coconut or jojoba oil as a base and add a few drops of essential oil like lavender or lemon for a custom blend. Adjust oils and amounts to suit your skin type and preferences.
Benefits of Beauty Oil
There are many reasons why you should use a beauty oil in your skin care regimen, and here are some of its benefits.
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It acts as a tonic for the skin barrier, preventing transepidermal water loss and keeping moisture firmly inside.
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They are very versatile as beauty oils can be used in a variety of ways during the makeup and skin care process.
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They work well with facial tools like a roller as they have enough slip so that they can easily work on the skin.
(Also read: Whatever your skin problem, these 8 body oils will treat it all)
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