Glowing skin guide: How to use less while creating healthier skin
In this guide, you’ll learn how to use essential oils safely and effectively to help you get glowing, healthy, and vibrant skin!
Top Oils for Skin
Frankincense
Reduces inflammation
Creates a healthy glow
Reduces scarring
Tea Tree
Reduces acne
Promotes clear skin
Orange
Promotes collagen production
Creates a healthy glow
Lavender
Reduces redness
Reduce scarring
Top Carrier Oils for Skin
Grapeseed Oil
Encourages tightening and toning
Helps to minimize the appearance of sun damage and deep wrinkles
Rich with vitamin E
Supports relief of rashes and itchiness
Fights blemishes
Evening Primrose Oil
Nourishes and soothes dry skin
Replenishes the skin
Helps to reduce signs of damage and wrinkles
Jojoba Oil
Balances skin
Brightening
May help to minimize the appearance of pores
Great for those with dry or overly oily skin
Hemp Seed Oil
Moisturizing
Improves your skin’s health and appearance
Provides a hydrating, plumping effect
Great for those with irritation-prone skin
Fractionated Coconut Oil
Soothe itchy or irritated skin
May diminish signs of aging associated with oxidative stress
Combats inflammation
Tamanu Oil
May reduce signs of aging
Aids in healing minor cuts and irritations
Promotes collagen and elastin production
Rosehip Oil
Even skin tone
Promotes scar healing
Decerases discoloration
Great for mature skin
How to Use
Essential oils are simple to incorporate into your everyday routine. Add a drop of essential oil into your moisturizer or toner before use, or create a DIY serum.
DIY Glow Serum
Combine 1 or 2 carrier oil oils in a 1 oz dropper bottle
Add 5-6 drops of your choice of essential oils
*For children or elderly, use 2-3 drops. Check dilution chart for more information
Shake before using and apply morning and night after washing your face.
Consistency is key, so remember to use it daily!
*If irritation occurs, stop use immediately.
Safety
Tea Tree
Do not use on pets
Do not ingest
Do not apply directly in an open wound
Minor injuries only
Check dilution chart for age-appropriate dilution
Orange
Always dilute
Do not ingest
Do not use in the bath
Check dilution chart for age-appropriate dilution
Lavender
Do not use if you have low blood pressure
Do not use in 1st or 2nd trimester of pregnancy
Do not ingest
Check dilution chart for age-appropriate dilution
