Posted July 14, 2022 in DIYs, Personal Care, Recipes, Skin Care by Rocky Mountain Oils
Having dry skin can make you more sensitive and prone to wrinkles and flaking. If left unattended, dry skin can end up cracking and causing you pain or discomfort. That is why it is important to find natural and efficient ways to protect and treat your skin. Discover the best hydrating essential oils for dry skin here and find out which essential oil works best for you! Finding out the best hydrating essential oil for your skin can even help you treat certain skin conditions like acne or eczema. Upgrade your skincare routine with these DIY Skincare Recipes that will be sure to leave your skin feeling nourished, soft, and smooth.
These are guidelines for the types of cleansers, toners, masks, moisturizers, etc you should use for dry skin.
These recipes can help out dry skin with essential oils, carrier oils, and other ingredients that moisturize the skin. Always test on a small part of your skin first before using all over your face. Please be sure your skin can handle the blend before being covered in it.
Using either the bain-marie method or a double boiler, melt the beeswax, lanolin, and carrier oils and stir well. Then add essential oils and take the pot off the heat and slowly add the water. Mix in a blender or whisk until the mixture is cold. Use to cleanse your face and rinse well.
Shake formula well before every use. Apply with fingers or cotton pads — it does not lather. Rinse well.
Steep the herbs for 5 – 10 minutes, covered. Remove lid and add essential oils, leaving the herbs in the water. Use a towel to make a tent over the pot or bowl and steam your face for up to 10 minutes. Strain the herbs and save the tea to use as a final rinse water at the end of facial.
Blend ingredients together to form a smooth paste and leave on skin for 15 minutes. Rinse off and apply a facial moisturizer. Dab the face with a tissue.
Mix together and keep in a jar, ready for combining with the above formula.
Combine the following and use 1 drop in the above formula:
Blend ingredients together to form a smooth paste and leave on skin for 15 minutes. Rinse off and apply a facial moisturizer. Dab the face with a tissue.
Combine the ingredients and shake well before every use.
Boil water, remove from heat, add herb, cover, and steep for 45 minutes. Strain and pour into a glass jar. Add the glycerin and Lavender oil. Close jar and shake vigorously to blend. Using a cotton pad or ball, apply approximately 1 teaspoon to face. Avoid eye area. Follow with a moisturizer.
Melt lanolin and beeswax gently in a double boiler. Gradually beat in the carrier oils. Remove from heat and beat in water. Break open vitamin capsules and squeeze contents into cream, beating well. Add essential oils. Cool, stirring frequently. Transfer to a sterile jar and screw on lid. Apply in generous amounts and massage deeply into the skin.
Apply to face nightly.
Combine all ingredients. Before using, wash skin thoroughly, then massage a portion of the formula into your face. Use daily.
Combine all ingredients into a dark colored, glass bottle. Wash skin thoroughly and massage a portion of the formula into your skin. Apply daily.
Heat the carrier oils and beeswax in a double boiler until wax melts. In another pan, heat the rose infusion. Remove both pans from the heat and cool until the wax mixture just begins to thicken. Very slowly drizzle the infusion into the wax mixture, vigorously whisking for 3 or 4 minutes, or until a creamy emulsion forms. Add the vitamin E and essential oils and stir rapidly for another 4 minutes. Spoon into a 2 ounce, dark colored glass jar. Allow to cool completely then close lid tightly. Use once a week or whenever your skin feels in need of extra TLC. Store in refrigerator. Discard after 2 months.
FYI: Balm is thicker and more concentrated so you may need to warm it up in the palm of your hand before applying.
In a bowl, pour the boiling water over the rose petals and let steep for a half hour then strain.
How do you like to use essential oils on your dry skin? Share with all of us in the comment section below. We’d all love to hear of new things!