Best Essential Oils For Skin Over 35
Here are the best essential oils For Skin Over 35
1. Carrot Seed
Find it: Divine Skin Moisture Balm, Brightening Serum
Carrot Seed essential oil has remarkable skin revitalising and toning properties, and is for sure one of the best oils for skin over 35. This oil assists in removing toxins and water build up in the skin, giving it a fresher, firmer appearance. Carrot Seed oil is renown for improving the complexion, diminishing the look of wrinkles and scars. It is rich in Carotene and Vitamin-A, both of which are effective antioxidants that reduce the signs of skin ageing, leaving the skin with a more radiant appearance. Carrot Seed essential oil is widely used in aromatherapy due to its grounding, soothing earthy aroma. It is very effective in relieving stress and anxiety. Read more about this here.
2. Frankincense
Find it: Divine Skin Moisture Balm, Brightening Serum, Dry Patches
Frankincense has been used for centuries for both its spiritual and its medicinal properties. It has a deep woodsy, spicy, sweet aroma and is reported to reduce stress and anxiety when inhaled. A brilliant oil for firming and restoring skin over 35 because it has powerful astringent properties, which naturally tone and tighten the skin. Frankincense almost brings dull skin back to life. It is often used to fade scars, sun spots and micro-wrinkles around the eyes and cheeks.
3. Geranium
Find it: Divine Skin Moisture Balm, Brightening Serum, Daily Hair & Body Tri-Serum, Dry Patches
This beautiful essential oil has a scent that is both sweet and herbaceous, carrying some subtle notes similar to rose oil. It is great for balancing oily skin, keeping it supple, and for its ability to hydrate and nourish dry or more mature skin. It is said to be beneficial for all skin types and is reputed in its use for healing Eczema and burns. Geranium also helps scars and other spots on the skin to fade. It increases blood circulation just below the surface of skin, leaving a rosy, glowing complexion. This marvellous oil balances the nervous system, reduces anxiety and raises the spirit.
4. Lavender
Find it: Clear Skin Serum, Divine Skin Moisture Balm, Brightening Serum
Lavender essential oil has a fresh, floral scent with woody undertones. It is beneficial for all skin types, especially skin over 35. Lavender promotes the healthy cell turn-over and has anti-inflammatory properties. Lavender can be helpful for reducing the look of scars and for use on Eczema, Psoriasis and blemish-prone skin. It has also been reputed as a sedative and anti-depressant when inhaled, alleviating stress and promoting personal renewal.
5. Patchouli
Find it: Clear Skin Serum, Divine Skin Moisture Balm, Brightening Serum
Patchouli has a warm, earthy aroma with fresh fruit-like tones and helps the spirit ground and integrate energy. It is very soothing to the nervous system and may help relieve the symptoms of depression and stress. Patchouli is known as a tissue regenerator, helping stimulate skin cell renewal, and for helping dry skin, Acne and Eczema. This anti-inflammatory and antibacterial oil is perfect for skin over 35 that is also prone to blemishes, making it one of the best ingredients for adults who are breaking out in the 30’s and 40’s.
We are committed to purity. For this reason we do not use essential oils that have been diluted, altered, or genetically modified. Our essential oils are all Soil Association Certified Organic. Read More Here.
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Notes: According to Leung’s Encyclopedia of Common Natural Ingredients, Carrot Seed essential oil is non-toxic. However, like other essential oils, never INGEST Carrot Seed during pregnancy, and it would be wise to avoid this essential oil during the first trimester. It is not the same as eating carrots!
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