Winter and Hydrating Oils

You’re drinking a ton water and your skin is still flaky, dry and tight?

October is the time to step up your skincare game and switch from your spring/summer routine to prepare for colder weather.

FIRST!

Stop listening to all the misconceptions... oils have tremendous benefits that your skin is missing out on.

Bring on the oils! GLORIOUS oils!

Skincare oils have the ability to move deep into molecules of the epidermis penetrating severely dehydrated areas of the skin instantly, traveling faster than other skincare products are capable such as serums, which are second in level of absorption, while moisturizers remain on the outer layer of the epidermis.

ROSEHIP seed oil: brightens, hydrates and treats wrinkles.

PUMPKIN seed oil: rich in vitamin E, zinc, omega 3 & 6 fatty acids softens and plumps.

Meanwhile, Moroccan women have used
ARGAN oil to protect their skin from sun damage, against the development of skin cancer such as melanoma, treating inflammation like rosacea, psoriasis and hydrates.
GRAPE seed oil: makes the skin softer, helps with acne breakouts and elasticity.
BLACK CUMIN seed oil: source of vitamin B which helps to retain moisturizer in the skin, fight acne, anti-aging, anti inflammatory and antibacterial.

ALOE VERA oil:

• Emollient – a brilliant moisturizer.
• Anti-Inflammatory – It reduces inflammation and other signs related to it.
• Anti – Bacterial – It has the ability to kill certain bacteria.
• Anti-Viral – This property makes it suitable for use on herpes and shingles rashes.
• Anti-fungal – This oil can be used to kill fungi that cause conditions like ringworm.
• Anti-oxidant – The oil protects the skin from free radical damage.
• Cicatrizant – Aloe vera oil speeds wound recovery.
• Anti-Irritant – reduces skin irritation.
• Astringent – shrinks the skin and makes it taut.
• Sun protection – Aloe Vera oil provides minor sun protection, especially in a base oil like Sesame oil.

For day and night use, simply cleanse your face...apply oil to neck and face (be careful around ducts of the eye) work in your serum and lastly your moisturizer which acts as a sealant.

NOW, you’re ready for winter!