Mixing certain oils, Yes, the oils that could easily be found in your kitchen, could become a nourishing cleanser for that lovely face of yours. Oil cleansing involves mixing a blend of oils such as jojoba and olive oil. All depending on your skin type, there is a oils blend out there for you. This method is gentle and helps to retain moisture in the skin. Keeping your face supple and fresh !
Oil is a great opponent against clogged pores, the proof is in the puddin' honey. Acne.org explains,
"Fact: Oil dissolves oil. One of the most basic principals of chemistry is that “like dissolves like.” The best way to dissolve a non-polar solvent like sebum/oil, is by using another non-polar solvent similar in composition: Other oils. By using the right oils, you can cleanse your pores of dirt and bacteria naturally, gently and effectively, while replacing the dirty oil with beneficial ones extracted from natural botanicals, vegetables and fruit that heal, protect and nourish your skin. When done properly and consistently, the OCM can clear the skin from issues like oily skin, dry skin, sensitive skin, blackheads, whiteheads and other problems caused by mild to moderate acne–while leaving your skin healthy, balanced and properly moisturized."
As a holistic esthetician and natural skin care devotee, I am constantly seeking inexpensive reputable remedies for everyday folk. So of course I would soon find and fall in love with this cleansing method. A homegirl of mine actually introduced me to the practice, I had doubts that it could be used for any other skin type besides dry skin, Anyone and everyone should try it out. It works great for my combination t-zone also keeps my pores sin free.
Oil cleansing guide;
It may take a few tries to get the perfect blend for your skin, But hey, the third date is a charm. I figured mine out by the fourth try. My skin is normal/combination, tending to be dryer during spring season. I currently combine even amounts of olive oil & vitamin E. It might change with the seasons but thats the beauty in it. Your routine will depend on your unique skin. A friend of mine mixes 1 tbs with 2 tbs of olive
oil for her top choice mixture. Wellnessmama.com features a easy go to recipe to start with for most common skin types.
" - Oily Skin: 1/3 Castor Oil or Hazelnut Oil and 2/3 Olive, Sunflower or other oil
-Combination Skin: 1/4 Castor or Hazelnut Oil and 3/4 Olive, Sunflower or other oil
-Dry Skin: All nourishing oils like olive oil, or a very small amount of Castor/Hazelnut Oil added to the nourishing oils. "
How to wash face with oil cleanser:
In the shower or at the bathroom sink, pour about a quarter size amount of the oil blend into your hand and massage onto face, (Don't wet skin before this). In smooth circular strokes give yourself a gentle facial massage. Massage one, two minutes. Making sure skin is saturated. No need to remove make up, The oil will remove it! If you have time, leave the oil on the skin for up to 10 minutes
to really deep clean pores.
Use a clean hot wet washcloth under until it is completely soaked, wring it out. place over your face. (This creates steam to remove oils and impurities in the skin. Leave the wash cloth on until it cools. Next use the corners of the washcloth in small circular circles to gently remove any remaining oil. A thin layer of oil will remain, this is beneficial.
Typically, no moisturizer is needed after the adjustment perio
d. just add toner and a serum if you'd like and you're set!
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