Skin oils and serums
Facial vegetable oils are an absolutely great all-purpose beauty product that you don't just have to use on your face. Most of the quality single-grade oils can be used for example unmask, use them as an alternative to a face cream (on properly moisturized skin, of course), or they can also replace an oil serum. The oils can also be used as a nutrition for frayed hair ends, nutrition for stressed nail cuticles, etc.
Facial serums are concentrated products designed for care for your skin. They are designed to provide a high concentration of active ingredients that can target various skin problems. Facial serums are usually applied before moisturiser and have a light, fast-absorbing consistency.
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How and what kind of skin oils to use?
Skin oils are often rich in texture and rich in nutrients, antioxidants and fatty acids that help to hydrate, nourish and protect the skin.
There are many types of facial oils that differ in their ingredients and effects. Some common types of facial oils include:
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Jojoba oil: It is similar to the natural sebum produced by our skin. It helps to balance the natural balance of the skin, moisturizes and soothes it.
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Almond oil: It is rich in vitamins A, E and fatty acids. It has a soothing effect and helps maintain moisture in the skin.
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Rose oil: It is extracted from rose petals and has a pleasant scent. It is suitable for dry and sensitive skin and helps to improve its texture.
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Argan oil: It comes from the Moroccan argan tree. It contains high levels of antioxidants and fatty acids that help hydrate the skin and fight aging.
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Tea tree oil: It is known for its antimicrobial properties and is often used to treat acne-prone skin. It also has anti-inflammatory effects.
The use of facial oils varies according to skin type and individual preferences. Many people use them as part of their skincare routine, either on their own or in conjunction with other products such as creams or serums. However, it's important to choose an oil that suits your skin type and needs, and avoid using oils that could exacerbate your specific skin problems. It's also a good idea to test a small area of your skin to make sure you don't react negatively to the oil.
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What are skin serums for?
There are many types of facial serums that target different skin needs. Some common types of facial serums include:
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Moisturizing serums: these serums help keep the skin hydrated and improve its texture. They often contain hyaluronic acid or other ingredients that attract moisture and retain it in the skin.
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Anti-aging serums: these serums are rich in antioxidants and peptides that help reduce the appearance of wrinkles, improve skin elasticity and promote skin regeneration.
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Vitamin serums: contain highly concentrated vitamins such as vitamin C or vitamin E, which have anti-inflammatory properties and help brighten the skin.
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Serums with retinol: Retinol is a form of vitamin A and is known for its anti-wrinkle effects. Serums with retinol help stimulate collagen production, which improves skin texture and firmness.
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Anti-acne serums: contain active ingredients that help reduce acne, cleanse pores and reduce excessive oil production.
Facial serums are usually applied a few drops to clean skin and lightly massaged in. Afterwards, it is recommended to apply moisturizer. It is important to choose a serum that matches your skin type and addresses your specific needs.
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