Hi can you do a video on what skin routine is best for you? I'm 40, and have dry skin, some acne scars on my cheecks, and some age spots on side of my face. I'm thinking of lazering them off as they are looking like round birthmarks.
I heard about prickly pear oil's great skin benefits so I bought cold pressed prickly pear oil from morocco because I have very dry skin, however I don't feel it moisturises my skin and it has irritated the skin around my eyes. Do you know why? I switched to olive oil which feels alot better on my skin. Can you suggest how I can use prickly pear oill in my hair and beauty regime?
It’s possible the company you ordered from mixed it with something. Does it have the organic certifications? For example the one I manufacture is approved through EcoCert, USDA organic, and Agriculture Biologique. It’s never altered and has no fillers whatsoever. It should not have a smell except for a slight nutty smell. So when I apply, I cleanse my face, tone, then apply 2 to 3 drops of prickly pear oil, and massage it into my skin. Sometimes I take an extra drop on my ring finger and dab it around my eyes. You can do this morning and night. Prickly pear also has an antibacterial agent is amazing for rosacea, psoriasis, and eczema. I truly think the one you got may not be pure unfortunately. To use in your hair , you have a couple options. After your shower, apply a few drops to your hand and rub in the damped hair. Or when you blow dried your hair, you can rub in a few drops through your hair with your fingers. But be careful not to use too much or it will make your hair look oily. The damp hair technique is usually best.
It is definitely a good product for hair. It has 150 times more Vit E then Argan Oil. It can be used head to toe. For the hair, put 10-20 drops (everyone is different so play around with the quantity) onto fingers and run through damp hair (as though your brushing your hair with your fingers) then style as usual. If after blowdrying you need some extra love, use only a few drops so not to make your hair oily.
No. It actually will help unclog pores and help minimize the appearance of them. What happens is the under layers can be dehydrated causing excess oil build up on the top layer. The oil then hardens in your pores, hence the blackheads. Prickly Pear hydrate the under layers helping the skin to stop producing excess oil. It also softens the clogged pores so that the pore cleans itself out.
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Hi can you do a video on what skin routine is best for you?
I'm 40, and have dry skin, some acne scars on my cheecks, and some age spots on side of my face. I'm thinking of lazering them off as they are looking like round birthmarks.
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Good advice
I heard about prickly pear oil's great skin benefits so I bought cold pressed prickly pear oil from morocco because I have very dry skin, however I don't feel it moisturises my skin and it has irritated the skin around my eyes. Do you know why? I switched to olive oil which feels alot better on my skin. Can you suggest how I can use prickly pear oill in my hair and beauty regime?
It’s possible the company you ordered from mixed it with something. Does it have the organic certifications? For example the one I manufacture is approved through EcoCert, USDA organic, and Agriculture Biologique. It’s never altered and has no fillers whatsoever. It should not have a smell except for a slight nutty smell. So when I apply, I cleanse my face, tone, then apply 2 to 3 drops of prickly pear oil, and massage it into my skin. Sometimes I take an extra drop on my ring finger and dab it around my eyes. You can do this morning and night. Prickly pear also has an antibacterial agent is amazing for rosacea, psoriasis, and eczema. I truly think the one you got may not be pure unfortunately.
To use in your hair , you have a couple options. After your shower, apply a few drops to your hand and rub in the damped hair. Or when you blow dried your hair, you can rub in a few drops through your hair with your fingers. But be careful not to use too much or it will make your hair look oily. The damp hair technique is usually best.
I have alot of people say prickly pear oil can be used for hair regrowth.. do you have any advice on how to use it one hair or if it works for that?
It is definitely a good product for hair. It has 150 times more Vit E then Argan Oil. It can be used head to toe. For the hair, put 10-20 drops (everyone is different so play around with the quantity) onto fingers and run through damp hair (as though your brushing your hair with your fingers) then style as usual. If after blowdrying you need some extra love, use only a few drops so not to make your hair oily.
Doea PP oil clogged pores?
No. It actually will help unclog pores and help minimize the appearance of them. What happens is the under layers can be dehydrated causing excess oil build up on the top layer. The oil then hardens in your pores, hence the blackheads. Prickly Pear hydrate the under layers helping the skin to stop producing excess oil. It also softens the clogged pores so that the pore cleans itself out.
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oil does not moisturize your skin! you first put on a moisturizer and after that you use an oil.
That is incorrect. Oil must be applied first as the moisturizer puts a barrier, which does not allow the oil to penetrate.