Learn the benefits of using facial oils

 M de Mulher region shows why oils are the new mania in skin care. Oils are the new mania for skin care. If the use of facial oils for some time was recommended only for people with dry skin, today the possibilities range to the most diverse skin types, including oily ones. Emily Alvernaz, dermatologist and cosmetic surgery specialist at the Goa Clinic in Rio de Janeiro, explained to M de Mulher that the current success of oils is very much related to their "high affinity" to the skin. In general, oils are absorbed faster than other products, provide strong hydration, allow the restoration of the elasticity of the tissues and contribute to an improvement in the water of the skin - as well as cleaning and purifying without attacking. In addition, some oils have antibacterial, antifungal, antimicrobial and antioxidant properties. What facial oils are there? Facial oils derived from essential vegetable oils, which are usually extracted and diluted at low concentrations, are often marketed together with other entities, but there are also those sold in pure, organic forms. The most commonly used cosmetics include lavender, melaleuca, castor oil and rosehip oils, as well as grape seed, hibiscus and squalene, which prevent skin aging and prevent skin aging. Helps in the fight with acne for fat control, anti-inflammatory and antibacterial.


Lubricating oils such as patchouli are worth investigating to eliminate dryness effects and even to soften atopic dermatitis. Facial Oils x Natural Oil As mentioned earlier, facial oils can be used by any person, any skin type. However, you must choose the one that best fits your skin and combine it with other more specific skin care products. For example, acne-prone skin can use its own facial cleansing gels and soaps, oils containing melaleuca and castor oil, and strengthen treatment with acids to combat blackheads and pimples. Knowing which investment to make is indispensable for consulting dermatologists.How to use? There is no single way to use facial oils on the skin: putting it as one of the steps of your daily care routine, using it as a primer before makeup, and mixing with the base every day for a more moisturizing effect. , with your evening serum or face cream ... It is up to you and it is always important to test these different possibilities. There are also soap and oil-based preparations that can be beneficial for those who are not used to using the product directly on the face. The frequency of use of oils and the best way to apply them will depend on the type and function of each - some only for night use, while others behave better when used during the day. To avoid doubts about this, follow the instructions on each label. As for contraindications, Emily pays extra attention to allergy-prone skin as well as to people who are sensitive to a particular component in the fat formula (therefore it is always important to read labels and packaging carefully). Pregnant women should also avoid facial fat as some are only indicated in the second trimester of pregnancy (see your doctor).