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Winter remedy oil to sooth your cold season skin and treat acne prone skin conditions.
SIZE: 8 FL.OZ
This oils blend oil is incredibly versatile. It works beautifully as a moisturising massage oil during cold winter season, is gentle enough to soothe inflammation and offers a natural way to heal common skin and scalp complaints, such as acne, eczema, psoriasis, tinea and dandruff.
Jojoba oil works well as a neutral base because it mimics the skins own oils. This is particularly relevant when used on the face, since many of us experience congested pores and breakouts. Lavender works to improve circulation and is anti-septic, anti-fungal and anti-inflammatory. You’ve probably come across tea tree for its similar well-known benefits.
While it may seem counter-intuitive to apply oil to clogged pores, the right oil can help decrease sebum production for a clearer complexion. Nourishment and support is the key to healing so anything that strips the skin, such as harsh ‘oil-free’ products, is generally counterproductive. If you have used oils to mixed success, it is worth considering the specific chemical composition in each oil and how this is interacting with your skin.
To get a little technical, this is where the linoleic and oleic acid ratio comes in. For example, excess sebum in acne sufferers contains high levels of oleic acid, so using a facial oil with increased levels of linoleic acid will balance this out. Evening primrose, grape seed, safflower and hemp seed oils are all high in linoleic acid, so would be ideal. Olive, avocado, apricot kernel and sweet almond oils are perfect for those with dry skin, but because they are rich in oleic acid, acne sufferers should avoid them.
Jojoba contains a balance of oleic and linoleic acid, so it is appropriate for both dry and oily skin types. But feel free to substitute for another carrier oil, bearing in mind how the oleic/linoleic acid content may affect your skins response.
Winter remedy oil to sooth your cold season skin and treat acne prone skin conditions.
SIZE: 8 FL.OZ
This oils blend oil is incredibly versatile. It works beautifully as a moisturising massage oil during cold winter season, is gentle enough to soothe inflammation and offers a natural way to heal common skin and scalp complaints, such as acne, eczema, psoriasis, tinea and dandruff.
Jojoba oil works well as a neutral base because it mimics the skins own oils. This is particularly relevant when used on the face, since many of us experience congested pores and breakouts. Lavender works to improve circulation and is anti-septic, anti-fungal and anti-inflammatory. You’ve probably come across tea tree for its similar well-known benefits.
While it may seem counter-intuitive to apply oil to clogged pores, the right oil can help decrease sebum production for a clearer complexion. Nourishment and support is the key to healing so anything that strips the skin, such as harsh ‘oil-free’ products, is generally counterproductive. If you have used oils to mixed success, it is worth considering the specific chemical composition in each oil and how this is interacting with your skin.
To get a little technical, this is where the linoleic and oleic acid ratio comes in. For example, excess sebum in acne sufferers contains high levels of oleic acid, so using a facial oil with increased levels of linoleic acid will balance this out. Evening primrose, grape seed, safflower and hemp seed oils are all high in linoleic acid, so would be ideal. Olive, avocado, apricot kernel and sweet almond oils are perfect for those with dry skin, but because they are rich in oleic acid, acne sufferers should avoid them.
Jojoba contains a balance of oleic and linoleic acid, so it is appropriate for both dry and oily skin types. But feel free to substitute for another carrier oil, bearing in mind how the oleic/linoleic acid content may affect your skins response.
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Grass Fed delicious tallow, I am new to cooking and frying with it and I have to be honest, it’s amazing! Mild aroma and flavor. Cutting seed oils out of my families diet and glad my son encouraged me to order this to try.–Roseann Storm
Babyyyy!!!!Listen!!! Get this oil!! It arrived today and I was on my way out the door and tried it in my car! IN MY CAR!!! I know my customers will love the body oil I'm getting ready to use this in!!! GET.......THIS.....OIL!!!– LaTausha
I bake a lot and go through avocado oil quickly. I love it for it's neutral taste & high smoke point. *Bonus* I rub any residual oil left in measuring cup into my skin! This is a wonderful oil, was shipped quickly & it is the perfect size for our household!– Vampie Oodles
I'm reordering for the 2nd time. I put this on my dogs dry dog food and they love it. I have a Yorkie that has skin allergies and has lost about 1/2 of his hair. The vet sold me some allergy medicine and it helped somewhat, but I decided to try this oil and after several months my little guy's skin wasn't dry anymore and his hair started growing back. It's soft and shiny and the smell on his skin is gone. It used to be pretty stinky. Also , my bird dog type mutt tore his ACL and the vet was afraid he might need surgery. I believe this has helped him recover.– Jant
