Have flat, thick skin, maybe on your feet? Oregano is most effective.
Its the result of the lack of natural skin oils. Often the soaps we use strip these natural oils from our bodies. Myrrh is the best oil to use for chapped and cracked skin.
Use Geranium and Lavender to help with dehydrated skin.
If you have kids and diapers, you will definitely want to keep Lavender around. Chamomile is also effective.
It’s basically any redness or itching (and sometimes pain) on the surface of your skin. Helichrysum and Thyme are the best oils for eczema. Geranium, Lavender, Patchouli, and Melaleuca (Tea Tree) are also effective.
We can’t treat the skin on our face and body the same. Myrrh and Sandalwood are best for your face.
Peppermint and Lavender are best for general itchiness and Tea Tree and Lavender is best for rashes.
Frankincense and Rose both help with scar prevention.
Lavender is best used after a burn or injury to the skin when scarring may occur.
Helichrysum is also effective for reducing scars. Other oils that may be useful are Geranium and Myrrh.
If you have an open sore, you will want to protect it and help it heal. Lavender and Myrrh are the best.
Although sometimes the skin is stretched to the point of being damaged, Lavender and Myrrh are your best oils for reducing the appearance of stretch marks and helping the skin heal.
Sunburns and other burns are best soothed by Lavender. Roman Chamomile and Melaleuca (Tea Tree) can also help.
The most effective oils for wrinkles are Fennel, Frankincense, Geranium, and Lavender.
Cypress, Helichrysum, Lemon, Myrrh, Oregano, Rosemary, Sandalwood, Thyme, and Ylang Ylang are also helpful.
It is very balancing and nurturing and suits almost all skin types.
This oil is often recommended for dry and aging skin, but can also help alleviate symptoms of discomfort associated with burns, eczema, and head lice.
Geranium essential oil is also a good essential oil for reducing cellulite.
The oil suits most skin types, but is especially good for acne, athlete's foot, eczema, burns, psoriasis, ringworm, stings and insect bites.
It is one of the few essential oils that is so gentle it can be applied neat (undiluted) to the skin to heal burns and insect bites.
It is especially useful for those with oily skin, but is also helpful in healing burns, eliminating dandruff, eczema and oily hair.
This oil is considered perfectly safe as long as it is diluted before using it directly on the skin.
Neroli is helpful for dry and aging skin, or to help heal scars and stretch marks.
This is an emotionally uplifting and calming oil.
It is also an oil highly recommended during pregnancy.
Neroli generally has no cautions as long as it is diluted before it is applied to the skin
It has great value for the skin as it helps with many skin problems including
✯ acne
✯ healing scars
✯ adding moisture to the skin
✯ adding life to dull complexions
✯ reducing wrinkles
It is best for a dry or chapped skin.
Myrrh is equally good for oily skin and can help reduce the look of wrinkles.
This oil is also good for eczema, dermatitis, for speeding scars and wounds recovery.
