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Aromatherapy and essential oils for acne

Aromatherapy and essential oils for acne
Aromatherapy and essential oils for acne - I guess if you read this article, unfortunately, because you have problems with acne.

Unfortunately, acne is a problem for many people through all stages of life. Consequently, there are thousands of products out there that are used to treat acne, all topical creams, gels, masks face to face washes, pore strips and remove blackheads.  


It is overwhelming for anyone to visit a pharmacy that is facing a huge wall full of products for the treatment of acne. These treatments also vary greatly in price, but some can cost hundreds of dollars. And there is no guarantee of results.

Have you ever thought of using essential oils to treat acne?

Essential oils are a natural treatment for acne and acne scars, allowing you to avoid chemicals that are included in certain masks and creams for the face wash commercial. These oils contain extracts of powerful plants that can be used against a number of health conditions. In this case, we focus on the oils that fight against acne. However, be sure to check out the rest of my website for more information about essential oils that fight more frustrating and painful conditions.


Before using one of the oils - Note that undiluted essential oils can irritate the skin. Be sure to check the label of your product before use. You can dilute essential oils more coconut oil, jojoba oil, aloe vera gel or water. If you have sensitive skin, you may want a first patch test (recommend in the inner arm), just to make sure the oil does not irritate the skin.


Tea tree oil

Tea tree oil is widely regarded as the essential oil of more success in the fight against acne. It is taken from the leaves of the tea tree, Melaleuca alternifolia, or, a native of Australia. It has been traditionally used by Australian indigenous Bundajalung to treat a variety of conditions, including sore throat, coughs, colds and various skin diseases, including injuries.  


It is likely success in the treatment of these conditions because of its antibacterial, anti-microbial and anti-fungal. Not only can kill bacteria that cause acne, but it can limit its growth. It can also help reduce oil production in the skin, which can help reduce future outbreaks.

Geranium oil

Derived from the geranium plant, this is a great oil for oily skin prone to acne. It is also anti-bacterial and anti-microbial, so their deaths and fights the growth of bacteria that cause acne.

As an added bonus, it also has anti-aging properties. It is astringent and is amazing for toning, tightening and regenerating the skin. It has additional properties that allow the oil to assist in the healing of scars also.
 


The rosemary oil 

Rosemary oil is an often neglected plant that also does wonders for revitalizing the skin, but add flavor in the kitchen! It is well known for its ability to reduce excess fat in the skin. It also contains anti-inflammatory properties known to relieve redness and swelling, which is perfect for dealing with epidemics. Besides helping to lighten the skin, rosemary also improves circulation, which can help to firm and tone. It is a versatile oil that makes a great addition to your beauty routine.

Incense Oil 


Frankincense oil is another very good for skin oil acne prone. This oil is anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory manner. It is known as a healing and restorative oil, and more effectively fight against pimples. It also acts as a natural tonic and tightens the skin, reduce wrinkles and scars, so you might be able to do double duty as a fighter of acne and anti ager! 

Oregano oil 

It is simply amazing in the kitchen, in the form of essential oil of oregano is also great for getting rid of pimples. Antiseptic and antibacterial oil oregano natural properties designed to treat stains buttons. As with other oils of oregano oil has amazing anti-bacterial properties. It also has many other uses, mainly used to prevent colds.

Ylang Ylang Oil 


Ylang-Ylang essential oil comes from the flowers of a tropical tree (Cananga odorata) in Southeast Asia. Ylang Ylang is also very popular for its floral aroma delicious, but also used in a variety of applications, including aromatherapy and perfumery.

In traditional herbal medicine, oil of ylang-ylang has been widely used in topical treatments for skin problems and hair. The oil will also have (anti-fever) analgesic and antipyretic. Ylang-ylang also has a positive effect on the tonicity of the skin and can enhance oily skin.
 


Essential oils for the treatment of acne

spot Treatment

Best used with: tea tree oil and oregano oil

How to do:

Tea Tree Oil: You can put tea tree oil on the acne undiluted (again, I always recommend a skin test first) or mix a few tree oil drops of tea with aloe vera gel. Apply to affected area 1-2 times a day. If your skin tends to be dry, recommend diluting the tea tree oil and oil may dry the skin quickly.

Oregano oil: It is best to dilute oregano oil before putting it on your face. Mix of equal parts of oregano oil and a carrier oil, such as jojoba oil, olive oil or coconut oil. Then apply the mixture diluted to the point of conflict regularly until your skin care.


Create your own facial oil (moisturizer!)

Best used with: All of the above oils.

How to do:

Choose your favorite carrier oil (this could be coconut oil, jojoba oil, argan oil or olive oil, even - but I recommend the coconut!). Then select your favorite essential oil and add about 4-7 drops. Do it slowly, stirring or shaking the container is in the oil. The odor must be detectable, but not unbearable. Then you're done!


Until next time, stay well!

If you are interested in learning more about aromatherapy, visit my website here.

By: Tina Thomson


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