Essential oils can add a great value for maintaining a healthy and clearer skin. Keep your face free from dull looks by using essential oils. Always take a review of any oil before applying your skin because it is important to know about which oil suits for which types of skin. Essential oils activities vary from each other and many of the oils works great for acne treatment, reduce skin inflammation, works as skin cleanser, moisturizer and toner and so on. Here 5 important essential oil has been discussed which benefits for skin highly.
1. Tea tree oil
Tea tree oil is most popular and effective oil for its high efficiency against acne. The oil is effective against skin bacterial, fungus and viral infection of skin. See more benefits, uses and apply procedure
2. Lavender oil
Lavender oil work for all types of skin and combat against acne. It works as antibacterial, anti-inflammatory and fungicidal. Lavender oil has profound benefits on your skin because of its antimicrobial and antioxidant characteristics. Also due to its high level stress-reducing capacity, the oil works excellent against acne. See more benefits, uses and apply procedure
3. Lemon oil
Lemon oil works excellent against acne. It works well for ageing, oily and sluggish skin. It has slight irritating effect against sensitive skin. See more benefits, uses and apply procedure
4. Rose oil
Rose oil can be used for any type of skin but it is effective for sensitive dry and mature skin. It works as toner, antiseptic agent and also rejuvenate the skin. The oil helps to reduce the appearance of skin imperfections, promotes an even skin tone and healthy complexion. See more benefits, uses and apply procedure
This oil works for any kind of skin. It’s thick yellowish liquid works as astringent and skin rejuvenation. It also use in the treatment of acne and itchy skin and skin infection curing. See more benefits, uses and apply procedure
References:
- Erich Keller (1999), Aromatherapy Handbook for Beauty, Hair, and Skin Care. Inner Traditions / Bear & Co
- World Checklist of Selected Plant Families (2016). Published on the Internet http://apps.kew.org/wcsp/
- Medical Journal of Australia January 15, 1990
- Mayo Clinic, November 1, 2013
