Home-made DIT aromatherapy oils

1.All-Weather Body Oil for Glowing Skin
DIY Body Oils, All-Weather Body Oil
This formulation combines a variety of oils to create a blend that significantly improves the radiance of your skin. You also have the option of adding more ingredients if desired.
 
Ingredients:  
2 tablespoons of grapeseed oil 
 
2 tablespoons of jojoba oil 
 
2 tablespoons of avocado oil 
 
5 drops of lavender essential oil 
 
 Optional: 2 drops of vitamin E oil 
 
Optional: 1 to 2 pieces of dried lavender buds 
 
Method: 
Begin by mixing equal portions of jojoba, avocado, and grapeseed oil together. If available, add crushed lavender buds to the mixture. Then add lavender essential oil to the blend and move it into a glass bottle equipped with a dropper. 
 
Add optional vitamin E oil to the mixture and shake thoroughly before each use. Extract a suitable amount of the blended oil from the bottle and generously apply it to different areas of your body. For quicker results, use this concoction at least twice a week.
 
2. Nighttime Frankincense Facial Oil
DIY Body Oils, Frankincense Facial Oil
Before retiring to bed, apply this calming aromatherapy blend to moisturize your facial skin and transition into a peaceful sleep. 
 
Ingredients: 
2 tablespoons of rosehip oil 
 
1 tablespoon of apricot or avocado oil 
 
2 teaspoons of vitamin E oil 
 
10 drops of frankincense oil 
 
8 drops of carrot seed oil 
 
5 drops of jasmine oil 
 
Method:  
Add everything into a glass dropper bottle and mix them. Before going to bed, wash your face, put a few drops of the oil on your hands, and then gently massage your face.
 
Applying face oil before bed promotes continuous hydration of the skin. Rosehip oil and vitamin E, combined with the moisturizing qualities of apricot or avocado oil, are excellent for renewing your skin. 
 
3. Multi-Purpose Moisturizing Body Oil

DIY Body Oils, Multi-Purpose Moisturizing Body Oil

This all-purpose oil combination can seamlessly fit into your daily routine, no matter the season, ensuring your skin remains invigorated and well-fed. 
 
Ingredients: 
 
 1/2 cup of almond oil 
 
1/8 cup of either jojoba or rosehip oil 
 
20 drops of lavender essential oil 
 
10 drops of geranium essential oil 
 
10 drops of bergamot essential oil
 
5 drops of frankincense essential oil 
 
2 drops of rose essential oil 
 
Method: Blend these ingredients in a glass receptacle and gently apply to slightly damp skin after showering. Sweet almond oil is lightweight and easily absorbed by the skin. Because it is less expensive than jojoba oil, it blends well with it to make a nourishing and cost-effective body oil. 
 
While lavender promotes relaxation and youthful skin, geranium oil is rich in antioxidants and offers topical and aromatherapy benefits.


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