Question About Oils to Stay Looking Young

[Guest guest]

we can't forget elemi. that is one of the best mature skin oils.

fennel is one of the best for wrinkles. also as far as bases - rose

hip or apricot kernel. i would choose apricot kernel as it is said

that rose hip can go rancid quickly although i personally have not

had that happen, but i use apricot kernel for my customers to prevent

that. i also agree that olive oil is wonderful but it can overpower

the blend as it is quite strong in itself. i have one customer that

won't let me use olive oil as she says she can't smell the oils - all

she can smell is the olive oil. it could be used at 25% w/one of the

other bases.

 

 

 

 

 

> I am in my 40's, and everybody tells me my skin looks great for my

age, and i look 10 yrs younger than my actual age.

>

> first of all sunscreen is most important. use day moisturizer with

> sunscreen, and if u r going to be long hours outdoor use high spf

sublock lotion secondly always remove makeup gently, es p eye

> make up, as the skinaround eye area is v. delicate.

>

> i use a combination of frankincense, rose, sandalwood, fennel and

lavender for my night oil i make enough for a month, and like to use

other combinations such as geranium, neroli, chamomile but

frankincense is my top favourite.

>

> i've never tried heli, is it good for wrinkles?

>

> tc

> Jay

>

[Guest guest]

How much of a percentage of fennel does one need to use for wrinkle assistance?

 

 

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charvmann2

 

we can't forget elemi. that is one of the best mature skin oils.

fennel is one of the best for wrinkles. also as far as bases - rose

hip or apricot kernel. i would choose apricot kernel as it is said

that rose hip can go rancid quickly although i personally have not

had that happen, but i use apricot kernel for my customers to prevent

that. i also agree that olive oil is wonderful but it can overpower

the blend as it is quite strong in itself. i have one customer that

won't let me use olive oil as she says she can't smell the oils - all

she can smell is the olive oil. it could be used at 25% w/one of the

other bases.

[Guest guest]

fennel is a stronger oil. i would only use 7 or so per ounce for the

face. frankincense is also a great oil for wrinkles.

 

 

 

, " Lori VanScoter "

<lvanscoter wrote:

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> How much of a percentage of fennel does one need to use for wrinkle

assistance?

>

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> charvmann2

>

> we can't forget elemi. that is one of the best mature skin oils.

> fennel is one of the best for wrinkles. also as far as bases -

rose

> hip or apricot kernel. i would choose apricot kernel as it is

said

> that rose hip can go rancid quickly although i personally have

not

> had that happen, but i use apricot kernel for my customers to

prevent

> that. i also agree that olive oil is wonderful but it can

overpower

> the blend as it is quite strong in itself. i have one customer

that

> won't let me use olive oil as she says she can't smell the oils -

all

> she can smell is the olive oil. it could be used at 25% w/one of

the

> other bases.

>