Dry Skin & Olive Oil
I use extra virgin olive oil for my hands and arms. It has been used for a long time, unlike some other ingredients. Keep in mind that the oil on your hands and get on other surfaces. For example, you could be oiling your mouse pad when using your mouse.
By Teresa Bacon
Do you have dry , stressed skin ? Most people don’t have normal skin.
If you suffer you can benefit from
There are 2 kinds of olive oil I use regularly. Extra Virgin Olive oil and Spanish Olive oil.
Olive oil is safe to use on all parts of your body including your face. Use lightly around the eyes, T -Zone on your forehead or any other dry patches. You can apply your makeup over it . Use it on your lips to heal dry, chapped lips . You’ll be happy with the difference you’ll notice in just a few uses.
You can use olive oil after your bath, or in your bath water. Please note if used it in your bath water, the tub will be slippery. If you want to use it after a bath or shower, apply it before you dry off as it will hold in the moisture better.
Olive oil has been used for thousands of years The Greeks used oil to clean their bodies and does not typically clog pores and Few people seem to be allergic to it .
Olive oil on the body may help prevent dry skin conditions such as eczema and is a mild antibacterial agent.
Olive oil has phenol and Vitamin E, which are antioxidants. This means that it is good for helping to prevent cancer.
Give you skin a fresh , new glow with Olive oil.
Teresa Bacon
Owner of We Make Perfect Scents Bath & Body Company.
