a hand holding a clear container

DIY Face Moisturizer: How to Make Your Own with Essential Oils for Glowing Skin

Learn how to make your own DIY face moisturizer using essential oils. This easy recipe will leave your skin glowing, hydrated, and chemical-free. Perfect for natural skincare enthusiasts!

HEALTHWELLNESSESSENTIAL OILS

diy face moisturizer
diy face moisturizer

Make Your Own Face Moisturizer

Our skin, the body’s largest organ, reflects the internal imbalances we may experience. Acting as a protective barrier, it continuously shields us from external elements. However, everything we apply to our skin—from chemicals and artificial fragrances to parabens and other harmful substances—gets absorbed into our bodies.

By switching to natural, eco-friendly skincare products and eliminating unnecessary toxins, you can significantly improve your long-term health.

Essential oils, with their powerful antimicrobial, healing, hydrating, and balancing properties, are an excellent choice for homemade skincare.

Our DIY Natural Face Moisturizer is not only free of toxins but also allows you to enjoy the health and therapeutic benefits of essential oils. Plus, it's cost-effective, and you can customize it with essential oils that address your specific skin concerns.

Follow this simple recipe to create a natural face moisturizer that will leave your skin feeling hydrated, plump, and light.

The best essential oils for your skin type

Essential oils for oily skin

Lavender: Well-known for its anti-inflammatory and calmative properties, Lavender can help with any inflammatory skin concerns associated with oily skin types such as acne, pustules or papules.

Geranium: A great choice for oily skin with astringent, antiseptic, regenerative, tonic and anti-infectious properties.

Cedarwood: One of Cedarwood essential oils most valuable uses is for acne prone skin due to its antiseptic, tonic, anti-fungal, antiseborrheic and regenerative properties.

Essential oils for combination skin

Palmarosa: Commonly used in skincare, Palmarosa has antifungal, tonic, antiseptic and stimulating properties making it perfect for combination skin with a broad range of capabilities on the skin.

Geranium: The great harmoniser, Geranium essential oil will help bring balance to your skin.

Essential oils for dry skin

Frankincense: Frankincense essential oil can be used in skincare for dry, mature or damaged skin with healing and tonic properties.

Rose: May help to soothe dry and inflamed skin and help restore integrity of the skin without stripping natural oils.

Sandalwood: Helps to hydrate and nourish dry skin types.

Essential oils for sensitive skin

Neroli: May help soothe sensitive, dry and damaged skin due to its regenerating and anti-allergenic qualities.

Rose: May help to soothe dry, inflamed and sensitive skin and restore the integrity of the skin without stripping natural oils.

Chamomile: Prized for helping soothe skin allergies, dermatitis, eczema and reduce itching from bug bites due to its anti-allergenic properties.

What's My Skin Type?

Eager to create your own skincare but unsure of your skin type? We’re here to help you identify it!

Oily Skin Type: If your skin has excess oil, known as sebum, it may appear shiny or greasy. This oily skin type often leads to blackheads, clogged pores, pimples, or acne.

Combination Skin Type: Combination skin is exactly what it sounds like—a mix of oily, dry, or normal areas. Typically, your T-zone (forehead, nose, and chin) might be oily, while your cheeks are dry.

Dry Skin Type: Dry skin produces less sebum, making your skin feel tight, especially in the morning or throughout the day. A dull or rough complexion and more visible fine lines are common indicators of this skin type.

Sensitive Skin Type: Sensitive skin is prone to inflammation and may be affected by conditions like acne, rosacea, dermatitis, or eczema. It’s important to note that sensitive skin is different from sensitized skin, which can result from external factors or the use of harsh products.

DIY Natural Face Moisturizer Recipe

Ingredients

Pump or Flip Top treatment bottle

Jojoba Carrier Oil

Frankincense Oil

Method

1. Add 90ml of Jojoba Carrier Oil to your treatment bottle.

2. Add a few drops of Frankincense Oil.

3. Add 10 to 15 drops of your chosen essential oils to suit your skin type. You can choose one or create a blend of two or more.

4. Shake thoroughly.

How to use

Place a small amount of oil in the palm of your hand and apply to face morning & evenings.

Enjoy the benefits of your personalized, natural, eco-friendly face moisturizer.

raise your vibrationraise your vibration