ESSENTIAL OILS AND BOTOX

Although Botox may be the solution for some people, if you are looking for a “Natural” way to combat aging, essential oils and products made with them can not only make your skin look younger and healthier, but they will you will not finish looking like you’re made of plastic.

A QUICK OVERVIEW OF BOTOX

Simply put, whenever you laugh, smile, frown, or do just about anything with your facial muscles, wrinkles are caused by underlying contractions of these muscles. After years of making these expressions, the wear and tear on your face begins to show and the lines begin to become permanent. That’s where botox comes in. After being injected into the affected area, botox temporarily paralyzes these muscles so you can’t make these expressions. That’s why people who have had botox injections can start to look like mannequins.

You’ll still have enough movement to appear demi-human, but not enough to cause wrinkles. So, in fact, by taking these botox injections they make you look younger. Botox is not cheap and the average cost of a single Botox injection in the United States is approximately $350. This also depends on which area of ​​your face is getting the injections. The area around the eyes is more expensive, costing between $400 and $900 per injection. For large areas like the forehead, botox injections can cost between $600 and $1,300 each.

Essential oils are very different from botox in every way. Not only are they a natural alternative to botox, they are a powerful alternative. The right essential oils can be used for toning, treating acne, scars and blemishes, smoothing wrinkles and age marks, creating a healthy glow and bringing life back to the skin.

*Make sure you are using therapeutic grade organic essential oils. Therapeutic grade essential oils can be applied directly to the skin or diluted with a carrier oil for easier application.

4 OF THE MOST POPULAR ESSENTIAL OILS TO RESTORE THE HEALTH AND BEAUTY OF THE SKIN

SANDALWOOD

Sandalwood has a mild fragrance and is extremely moisturizing. One of the ancient healing oils used for the skin in Biblical times, it is useful for removing wrinkles and scars and renewing tired skin.

LAVENDER

Lavender is often called the “universal oil.” It is good for all and harmful for none. (Unless you are using hybrid lavender or an artificial substitute.) *Real lavender is very hard to find and labels can be misleading. Lavender is good for the skin, softening and soothing, and extremely healing for burns and blemishes, but it can be drying.

MYRRH

Both frankincense and myrrh essential oils are wonderful for the skin. Myrrh was known in the ancient world as a balm and was used to treat almost everything. This thick, resinous oil is often considered invaluable for treating rashes and blemishes caused by warts, eczema, and bacteria. (But be careful with your source: Inferior quality myrrh, processed from the resin, may contain solvents and chemicals that make it unsafe to use directly on the skin.)

TEA TREE OR MELALEUCA

Melaleuca is another essential oil that has many uses. When it comes to the skin, it is useful for cleansing and soothing skin with blemishes or acne. It also helps heal blemishes and relieves congestion on the skin.

In recent years, renowned and forward-thinking companies have developed several high-quality products that include essential oils as part of their ingredients. Our experience with doTERRA essential oils and Young Living essential oils has given us great confidence in these companies and their products. They both have skin care lines and doTERRA has a complete anti-aging skin care regimen…

By integrating certified pure therapeutic grade essential oils with cutting-edge technologies, Essential Skin Care products offer revolutionary anti-aging benefits. They can reduce the visible signs of aging in the immediate future and for years to come. Here’s what the skin care regimen can do if implemented daily:

• It stimulates collagen production

• Smooth skin texture

• Reduces the appearance of wrinkles

• Minimizes mechanical wrinkles

• Minimizes the appearance of pores

• Unifies the tone, reduces discoloration

• Protects against further damage

• Improves skin hydration and nutrition