Choosing the Best Oil for Your Beauty Skin

Which facial oil is best for my beauty skin?

Oily skin

If you’re worried about your facial oil leaving a greasy finish, esquiline is a great place to start. Derived from olives, esquiline  is a light weight oil that absorbs quickly into the skin, leaving it smooth and supple without excess shine. It’s packed with skin-replenishing fatty acids and antioxidants, and it’s known to promote elasticity and improve texture and tone. Another bonus for oily skin types: it may even help regulate sebum production for more balanced skin.

If you’re worried about looking greasy, here’s a tip,  lightly dampen your beauty with a facial mist (or plain old water) and smooth two or three drops of oil over your skin. Oils spread easily on damp you beauty skin, ensuring that you do not accidentally use too much.

Acne-prone skin

Repeat after us: not all oils clog pores. Many facial oils are classified as non- cosmetic , meaning that they’re unlikely to cause acne and blackheads. Some facial oils may also even prevent blemishes research has shown that oils high in irrational acid can help sebum from hardening and clogging pores. We love  Cosmetics Daily Clarifying Treatment Oil for its blend of lightweight, non-greasy, and non- cosmetic oils that nourish skin while promoting clarity. Neem oil adds antibacterial and antifungal properties—helpful if you struggle with breakouts.

Sensitive skin

For skin that’s prone to redness, inflammation, eczema, or other issues, it’s best to start with a simple, nourishing facial oil that’s free of fragrance. Oil is just pure, cold-pressed oil from organic, so it’s non-irritating and deeply soothing. A feast of lipids, fatty acids, and antioxidants (especially vitamin E) help treat inflammation, defend against moisture loss, and repair damage. It’s also known to be highly non- cosmetic, which makes it a good choice for acne-prone skin. If acne isn’t a concern, RMS Beauty makes an amazingly creamy raw coconut oil that’s loaded with lauric acid, a fatty acid with antimicrobial, antifungal, and anti-inflammatory properties.

Normal skin

Even if you don’t struggle with any major skin concerns, you can still benefit from a facial oil.

Simply mixing a few drops into your moisturizer can help with any dryness or dullness you may notice during a stressful week or a cold, dry winter.

We turn to RMS Beauty. Oil as an excellent all-around source of hydration and nutrients. It has a lovely, weightless feel, thanks to buriti, jojoba, rosehip,oils and it’s infused with herbal extracts for an extra boost of protection.

In the market for a single oil? Pure oil is a tried-and-true, all-purpose oil for face, hair, and body.

Benefits of garlic for Health

          

·         Garlic is possibly king when it comes to   health and beauty, due to its long list of medicinal properties. In fact, historically, it was used as a remedy, much earlier than as a condiment, and there are many conventional medicines (created in an industrial way) that contain some of its components. First of all, garlic contains a powerful mechanism to get rid of germs, and has antibacterial, antiviral and antifungal properties, in addition to activating the body's immune system. It also acts against some of the major problems of today's society, leveling cholesterol and blood sugar levels. Also, it has benefits in relation to the cardiovascular system: it improves circulation, increases the flexibility of the arteries and protects the heart, while avoiding the formation of clots. As if this were not enough, It also prevents diseases such as depression or stress, since it increases the level of serotonin in the brain. The biggest drawback is that, to be able to enjoy all these benefits, garlic must be consumed raw, with the problem of encouragement that entails. Therefore, many people prefer to ingest it in the form of pearls or capsules acquired in herbalists.

·         Onion is essential when it comes to curing colds or any other complication of the respiratory system related to the accumulation of mucus. It is one of the most prominent natural expectorants and also contributes to relieve asthmatic symptoms. Nothing like a split onion in the room where you sleep to relieve cough. In addition to these benefits, it also contains large amounts, an enzyme that promotes blood circulation. And, like garlic, it has an important antiseptic power.

·         The cranberry. In northern Europe it is one of the greatest exponents of the relationship between  health and Beauty , although not so much in the Mediterranean countries, where it does not grow so abundantly. The main advantage of this food is its non-stick capacity. The blueberry prevents germs from sticking to the walls of the organs through which it passes. In this way, the juice of this berry protects against infections in the mouth, larynx, esophagus, stomach, intestine, kidneys and urinary bladder. Bacterial plaque of the teeth, gastro duodenal ulcers or urine diseases are some of the conditions that can be avoided.

·         Nuts. Almonds, peanuts, walnuts and hazelnuts are recognized as excellent means to prevent cholesterol from sticking to the arteries and, thus, to work more relaxed. In addition, the nut is an excellent ally of women in the menopause, as it reduces the hot flashes of this stage.

Basic beauty tips that you should not neglect after the summer

Officially, autumn has arrived. Although the sun is still shining brightly, the days start to be shorter, the mornings are cooler and we feel sad that the tan color so beautiful and healthy that it took our skin during the holidays begins to disappear little by little. To help you maintain that flattering skin tone as long as possible, we leave you with a few  Health and beauty tips . Follow them and you will see how your skin thanks you:

1. You can still enjoy the sun, but remember to use a sunscreen every day,  50 Restructuring with Calcium, even if you are tanned and the sun has less strength.

2. Apply a self-tanner 1-2 times a week to prolong your tan.

3. During the summer months we have overexposed our skin to the sun. As a result, we produce much more melanin and our skin tans. But it is true that, despite using the sunscreen correctly and being prudent with the hours of sun, UV rays are a real "punishment" for our skin, both the face and the body. The result is that at the end of summer our skin is dehydrated , dull , with less smoothness ... and with spots! It is the ideal time to put the appropriate measures to recover it.

4. Give a weekly exfoliation to your skin, but uses gentle Nature, that remove the remains of dirt and dead cells without being aggressive for your tan.

5. During the day Apply moisturizers (if contain oil Rosehip will fight dehydration background).

6. At night use restorative creams, antioxidants, nourishing, which are enriched with vitamins C and E, collagen , etc. The Serum will replenish your skin's energy and vitality during sleep hours.

7. Learn to correctly apply the treatment products to strengthen the firmness of the face, oxygenate the tissue and improve the skin through gentle firming self-massage.

8. Use a few touches of makeup or bronzing powder to compensate for that natural tan you are losing.

9. Retake a balanced diet that includes foods rich in vitamins and minerals. Include foods rich in beta-carotene (a group of pigments responsible for most yellow, orange and red colors in plant foods), such as carrots, peppers, peaches, apricots, peppers, which stimulate the natural production of melanin in your diet. our organism

These pigments are converted into Vitamin A in our body, one of the most potent antioxidants there is. In this way they prevent the deterioration of cells and tissues, keeping them young and at their most optimal functioning. Benefit: protect the skin from the sun's rays as they activate melanin, which is a natural protection against the harmful rays of the sun.

10. To be hydrated on the outside, you must also be hydrated inside. B Enough water . It is advisable to drink 1.5-2 liters of water per day.

After the summer, not only the kids go back to school ... also our skin needs to return to the habitual habits and cares and restart its natural regeneration process.