TRUessence Essential Oils for Skin Care Part 2

TRUessence Essential Oils for Skin Care Fennel

Good for dull and oily skin, bruises, cellulite, wrinkles, dry, watery, oily and mature skin types.
Used in Europe and in body oils to tone and tighten sagging tissues, particularly sagging breast tissue.
Will also help firm and tighten facial skin.
Stimulates circulation. Excellent moisturizer.
Aids corns.
Use daily with Message Oil for moisturizer on the face or body

Frankincense

Useful for acne, dry/mature aged skin, pimples, scars, smoothes out wrinkles, tonic to all skin,
balances oily skin. Used in beauty treatments from before the time of Cleopatra. Used to treat and heal wounds, inflammations, scarring, and skin disorders of all types.
Apply oil to back of neck at the hairline, or on pulse points. Applying 1 – 2 drops to the feet will get the oil circulating throughout the body quickly.
Apply 1-2 undiluted drops to targeted areas of the body for relief.

Geranium

As an external application, its analgesic, anti-inflammatory, anti-hemorrhagic, benefits can be experienced by applying directly or when mixed with carrier oil, lotion, hand cream etc. In this particular context it is healing and antiseptic as well as a cellular regenerative.
This balancing oil is used frequently in applications for aged, wrinkling or older skin, as well as for healing balms and salves after plastic or facial surgery. Particularly healing after facial plastic surgery.
Useful for acne, burns, bruises, dermatitis, ulcers, eczema, psoriasis, and broken capillaries. It has value in body and facial preparations where it balances oil gland secretion so it can be used for both dry and oily skin, as well as balancing out congested and mature skin.
Excellent in use for treating skin conditions associated with bruising, dermatitis, psoriasis, eczema, shingles and cellulite.
Useful in adding to a blend for a mosquito repellant

. Helichrysum

Traditional uses of helichrysum include nervine, anti-allergenic, anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, antiphlogistic, antispasmodic, antitussive, cicatrizant, febrifuge, antiseptic, anti-hematoma, anticoagulant, cholagogue, fungicidal, hepatic, diuretic, emollient, mucolytic, splenic, cytophylactic, expectorant.
One of the best essential oils to use for traumas, bruises internal, external, burns; acne, allergies, dermatitis, eczema, regenerating, aids broken veins, stretch marks, inflammations, spots, warts, wounds, old scars, carpal tunnel. Apply neat, on location.

Lavender

Antiseptic, controls the production of sebum, stimulates circulation in the skin. Assists in the healing of wounds and helps to rejuvenate the skin. Used to treat acne, cuts, burns, sunburn, inflammation, psoriasis, wrinkles.
Beneficial for oily skin, acne, and dermatitis; excellent antiseptic properties ward off skin parasites, such as scabies.
Useful for areas of inflammation such as athlete’s foot, burns, insect bites, itching, rheumatism, scabies, chicken pox, cystitis.
Lavender is a good general purpose oil, useful in balancing blends or rounding off. Used to treat insect bites and nettle stings. An effective insect repellent. Repels moths.
Apply 1-2 undiluted drops on temples, back of neck, rim of ears, on the web of hands (between index and thumb) and on the feet;
For fragrant and soothing massage oil; add 3- 5 drops to Message oil.
For relaxation, calming
To ease dry skin; add 4-5 drops and agitate in your bath or shower.
Place 1- 2 drops in the palm of your hands and inhale; place a drop or two on a piece of cloth and nhale any time of the day.
Personalize your personal care items; for fast action, apply 3-5 drops on the affected area and apply a warm water compress covered by a dry towel for 10-60 minutes.

Andrea Brothers Secrets of pH Balancing An all around Therapeutic Essential Oil Enthusiast

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