Winter has arrived.
It’s also the time of year when our skin is more prone to damage and dryness. To combat this, we’ve put up a list of 5 simple ways to use the incredibly beneficial Olive oil to treat extremely dry and flaky skin during the winter months. Olive oil is the most cost-effective solution to beautify our skin. Vitamins A, E, and K are abundant in this miracle oil. It protects our skin from oxidative damage when used topically.
Olive oil has a wider range of applications than more expensive beauty oils and lotions.
Age-defying oil
Olive oil is said to be high in antioxidants, and the presence of these antioxidants helps to prevent wrinkles. Many people use olive oil to prevent wrinkles and fine lines from appearing. Make your DIY anti-wrinkle oil with olive oil and aloe vera gel to receive the most anti-aging benefits. It might assist to level out the skin around your eyes when applied on a daily basis.
An Amazing Moisturizer
Winters can bring to light the difficult regions of our bodies, as they become extremely dry and flaky. Use this miracle oil to keep the flakiness at bay by massaging a small amount into your slightly moist skin. You can add some lemon juice to the oil to make it less greasy. The moisture that this oil provides also aids in the relief of itching skin in excessively dry conditions.
Exfoliator
Olive oil can also be used as an exfoliant. Mix in some sea salt and gently rub it all over your body. If you add aloe vera gel to it, it will absorb faster. It absorbs quickly and leaves your skin feeling softer and plumper.
Oil for Cuticles
This oil can also help you maintain the health of your nails. While bathing your nails in olive oil for a few minutes will improve your nails, it will also help your cuticles. It can be painful to have dry skin around your nails. Massage a few drops of olive oil into your cuticles and around your nails to repair this. You’ll notice softer skin around your nails, as well as a healthy sheen on your nails. Your nails will become stronger and less prone to breakage as a result of the oil.
Winters Greetings
