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Our pick of the best face oils
Found yourself wondering about face oils? This article shares our pick of some of the best face oils, plus some background information on why face oils & skin work so well together.
Summary
1Why put face oil on your skin?
Once you’ve gotten over your initial reservations about putting oil on your face, you’ll be amazed at just how beneficial the process can be...
2The benefits
Especially those that are full of antioxidants designed to prevent the signs of ageing caused by unprotected UV light and damage from free radicals...
3Some of the best face oils – revealed
Once you start searching, you’ll realise there are loads of face oils out there. So, to help you navigate your way through the face oil jungle...
Oil. On your face. Surely not (especially if your natural skin balance happens to be on the oilier end of the spectrum). But here’s the thing, incorporating face oils into skincare regimes has been a bit of a big deal for a while now. We have Korean beauty to thank for introducing us to the concept of cleansing with natural oils, which is one of the many steps to achieving that widely-admired K-beauty glass finish.1 However, face oils aren’t just limited to the cleansing phase. They’re used to provide skin with on-going moisture and give particularly dry and thirsty skin cells an extra hydration boost.
Why put face oil on your skin?
Once you’ve gotten over your initial reservations about putting oil on your face, you’ll be amazed at just how beneficial the process can be. For instance, face oils can:2
Reduce the appearance of wrinkles
Especially those that are full of antioxidants designed to prevent the signs of ageing caused by unprotected UV light and damage from free radicals. Oils that are great for this: Primrose oil or Argan oil.
Moisturise skin
Dry, rough and flaky skin can all be made a lot better with a drop or two of face oil. It doesn’t take a lot for it to moisturise your skin either, a few drops can go really far. Oils that are great for this: Coconut oil or almond oil.
Protect skin
One of the best things about face oils is that they’re lipophilic, meaning they can penetrate deep into the skin, trapping water and other moisturising goodness in. At the same time, they also work hard at keeping toxins out. Be gone! Oils that are great for this: Rosehip oil.
Tackle spots
The thought of putting oil on your blemishes may sound somewhat insane, but there are certain oils that are known to have anti-bacterial properties and can actually help balance oil production. One of the reasons why you may be breaking out is because your skin’s actually too dry and is in desperate need for some moisture. Oils that are great for this: Tea tree oil or jojoba oil.
Some of the best face oils – revealed
Once you start searching, you’ll realise there are loads of face oils out there. So, to help you navigate your way through the face oil jungle, here’s our pick of some of the best face oils below:
What it does: You can take a sip of our Vitamin E which has already been dissolved into the liquid, making it easier for the body to absorb and easier for you to take. You can also apply it directly to your skin to moisturise.
What people are saying about it: ‘I was recommended to use this on my face. I had a couple of blemishes/age spots and also have very dry skin. I use it at night before my usual night cream and am happy to report that not only does it make my skin feel wonderful, one of the blemishes has disappeared completely and the others are fading. A wrinkle line between my eyebrows has diminished too.’ – DDavid.
What it does: This lightweight oil is full of rejuvenating actives that combine to help reduce appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. It contains high levels of Vitamin C and omega to enhance skin’s natural radiance.
What people are saying about it: ‘This is a lovely calming and yummy smelling treat for the skin. I suffer with redness and breakouts across cheeks and within days my skin was clear. A small amount goes a long way. Love this and it’s a great price.’ – anonymous.
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