Essentially Oily

In so many words, I have the type of skin a Native American might have from smoking, sun damage, warpaint and weekend warrioring. At times I look at myself in the mirror and see an old chief and then other times I feel more privileged compared to others who haven't aged so gracefully. Attitude plays the most important role in confidence or beauty. Personality isnt a profuct or perfume but it comes instilled with you during any age or any hour of the day. Its cost effective regimen to adjust it everyday, night, morning, or day.

I have battled with shelf product after shelf product from manufacturering companies who never once have even met me. How is they could manufacture anything for me? How would their products even relate to my skin type when they haven't any inclination what my age, sex or race is? Would they be a good fit for my health or medical factors? What about genetics, at best? All of these questions I found myself repeating every time I stood in front of the shelves deciding what to get. Also, would I be able to afford them on a regular basis when regimen is as equally to blame if you don't see results? More and more, I felt the dire need to consult Essential Oils reader boards and blogspots. Why is it a name would be even attached to these oils if they were not essential to our bodies and mechanism, afterall?

I had a rocky start, at first. I admit it was as if I might even be burning my face and skin cells instead. I have always been consistent taking my vitamins, even through childhood but when 35 hit, it came with one forehead wrinkle and fine lines around my eyes. With all this being said, here is my testimony on the essiantial oils and methods I am experimenting with.

Tea Tree Oil: burns on impact like a meteor into you craters and crevives. With claims of helping redness, it creates it if you do not dilute it and apply it straight to your T zone.

Jojoba Oil: Xlent leave- in hair conditioner. Use minimal amounts and replace agents and ingredients all-in-one.

Rosemary Oil: No matter what you read, this makes for a great facial essential.


Thyme: Relax, this is relaxation with a zing

Clove Oil: Antiseptic and tooth pain reliever. I'm a believer.

Lavender: Provactively lovely. Also, reduce stress and migraines.