| Two fabulous oils I’ve yet to cover are Sunflower and Safflower Oil. I love these oils for cleansing. Why? They are high in Linoleic Acid which makes them great for all skin types i.e. dry, oily and sensitive skin. Linoleic acid can also help oil and water mix so they are also more easily rinsed away. Where the oils differ is in their absorption ability so I use them differently depending on the type of cleansing. |
Cleansing with Oils
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Feel like the recent weather has sucked your skin dry, leaving it feeling tight, dull and scratchy? Time to soften and soothe with a nourishing body oil. Benefits of Body Oils
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