How to use facial oil

Facial oil differs from cream in that it contains only concentrated ingredients. Creams use the same active ingredients but this makes up less of the content and will often work better on the upper layers of the skin. Facial oil can be used either alone or in addition to your regular cream to better treat all skin layers. The good effect this provides has made this combination more and more popular.

Many people think that a facial oil sounds very "oily", but a good facial oil absorbs quickly, nourishes and glows the skin, leaving it healthy, soft and fresh. If you are used to using regular cream or gel-cream, then a facial oil may be a new and pleasant experience that is definitely worth trying. Maybe facial oil will become your new favorite?

So how do you actually use facial oil?

1. Wash your face completely clean. It is very important that your face is freshly washed before applying the oil for the oil to work optimally. We recommend an oil-based natural cleanser. If there is dirt or makeup on the skin, the facial oil will not work into the skin. Applying oil to unclean skin can, in the worst case, clog pores and cause impurities in the skin.

2. Shake the bottle . The facial oil consists of many different oils, these have different "weights" and will therefore separate. Therefore, shake the bottle well before use so that the mixture is correct. Then you really get all the goodies in every drop and optimal benefit from the product.

3. Apply the product to your face and neck . Pour 4-6 drops into your hand, warm the oil in your hands and massage the oil well into your face and neck using light pressure and circular movements. I have found this method to be effective and comfortable :)

NOTE: When using facial oil in combination with cream, always apply the oil first, then the cream.

Many people are unsure which facial oil is right for their skin, do you know which one is right for you? See this post for answers: Which facial oil should I choose?

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