Trust Us, These Oils Are A Must-Have For Healthy Glowing Skin

Get your glow on

Written by Shandel Walker

The idea of using oil to treat acne seems wrong, and we get it. If you have sensitive skin, the fear of irritation is real and if you have oily skin, hearing the word oil is like cursing at you. However, we’re here to tell you that oil can actually treat your acne and leave you with healthy glowing skin. Yes, we know this is a lot to take in, especially if you have oily skin. Using oil to combat oil seems counterproductive, but trust us, these oils will change your life. So without further ado, let's clear up the confusion and explore the wonderful world of oils.

 

Jojoba Oil

Talk about the holy grails of oils. Jojoba oil is suitable for oily, dry, and combination skin types. It has a lightweight texture and soothes skin while deeply moisturizing it. It’s also extremely hydrating and possess antibacterial properties that help to control sebum production. While sebum production is normal, An overproduction of sebum can cause oily skin, which can lead to clogged pores and breakouts. So if your skin is on the oilier side of things, Jojoba oil will be a game-changer; it is pretty similar to the sebum your body naturally produces. When you use Jojoba oil on your skin, it regulates your sebum production, helping to control your shine. In no time you'll have the perfect glow sans shine, so ahead and indulge; once you start using Jojoba oil, you'll never look back

Argan Oil

Chances are you’re probably using a skin or hair care product right now that has Argan oil in it. Argan oil has been the go-to oil in the beauty industry for years. It is a mighty oil that offers so many benefits, such as anti-aging properties and improving skin tone and clarity by reducing the appearance of dark spots. This popular oil also helps prevents skin damage, and provides long lasting hydration. Thanks in part to the tons of Vitamin E loaded in Argan oil. You can say bye-bye to dry, dull skin and hello to a nice natural shine that will last for hours. 

Rosehip Oil

Rosehip oil is a powerhouse oil offering tons of benefits for all skin types. That’s because it’s loaded with fatty acids and antioxidants and helps protect against sun damage—all the things you need to have in your skincare routine for healthy skin. Rosehip oil is also a natural exfoliant that is excellent for combating dull skin yet gentle enough for sensitive skin. It will brighten up your skin and leave you with a sparkling glow. Try mixing Rosehip and Jojoba oil; you'll have yourself a DIY face serum to rival pricey brand names.

Turmeric

You may already know the many benefits turmeric can bring to your health by just adding the spice to foods and veggies. But it has just as ample properties in the form of tea as it does a seasoning. The active ingredient in turmeric is known as curcumin and it holds potent medicinal properties. Such as being a strong antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects. Though a powerful compound, curcumin is poorly absorbed in the bloodstream and needs the help of other natural ingredients to be absorbed properly. Enter turmeric tea, a mixture of spices and natural substances perfectly blended together to enhance the benefits of curcumin. Much like the spice, turmeric adds earthy tones that are comforting, zesty and warm. Look to familiar pairings like fresh citrus, honey and a dash of milk to make this tea extra special.

Grapeseed Oil

If you're suffering from an acne breakout, especially in the era of maskcne, grapessed oil is the light at the end of the tunnel. Grapeseed oil is packed with antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties—all the things needed to leave you with clear skin and acne bacteria shivering with fear. It evens skin tone, improves skin elasticity, protects against sun damage, and helps control sebum levels providing you a lovely natural matte-finished glow.

Now that uneasiness you were feeling about using oil to get healthy skin is gone. Go ahead and have fun experimenting with oils and get your glow on. 

 

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