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Essential oils are extracted from different leaves, petals, fruit and barks and contain their own aroma. They are very strong and rich with antioxidants that are great for skin, especially the aging one. Plus, the consistency of these oils is so seamless that they go deep into the layers of skin and address the skin conditions better than any other skincare products you might find in the market. And the best part is that they are 100% natural too. What more can you ask for! If you want some oil with anti-aging benefits, you have got to try one of the 7 in the list below. Keep reading and thank me later!  Geranium Essential Oil This essential oil is a treat for both hair and skin and has got a really nice flowery fragrance. Its astringent properties help reduce the appearance of large pores while leaving the skin firm and tight. Plus, it also helps the regeneration process by improving the blood flow in the skin cells. It has the power to protect the skin from degeneration. Directions to Use All you have to do is mix a few drops of this oil in your bath for complete skin protection. Plus, you can also mix it with aloe gel for turning it into a gentler treat for the skin while you sleep. Therefore, it also works well as a soothing night mask. Sandalwood Essential Oil Sandalwood oil is great for reversing the damage that UV rays cause to your skin. It consists of astringent properties as well that help improve the texture and tone altogether of the skin. It has active ingredients that are great for reversing the aging process and bringing the youthful glow of the skin back. Directions to Use Take 5 drops of sandalwood oil along with 5 drops of geranium oil and add them in a cup quarterly filled with argan oil. Shake it well before using it every night as a part of your nighttime skincare routine. Frankincense Essential Oil This is one of the best essential oils for aging skin. Not only does it help tighten the skin but it also has the power to remove pigmentation, dark spots and scars. It helps in maintaining the pH level of the skin while protecting it from free radicals. It is a great oil for those with acne problems as well as it contains anti-inflammatory properties and therefore, it soothes the skin down effectively. Directions to Use Take about 4 drop of this oil and rose hip oil and add these in a cup quarterly filled with jojoba oil. Store the mixture in a dropper bottle for ease of use. Apply it twice to three times a day as a moisturizer on your face for the best results. Lavender Essential Oil Massaging the skin with lavender oil does not only help reverse the aging signs but it brings back the natural youthful glow and softness as well. It contains anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal and anti-aging properties that help the skin to recover from all sorts of skin conditions and grow in to a much healthier form. Directions to Use Take around 20 drops of this oil and mix it with a bit of rosehip oil. Make sure you massage your skin with it before going to bed every night for better blood circulation and faster regeneration process.  Author bio:
Sania is a student of accounts and finance. She enjoys shopping, trying out skincare remedies and blogging about anything that is related to beauty and self-care. Her love for pets, tea and travelling is eternal. She recently published a post on choosing the correct moisturizer for skin.
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Cosmetic labels are an important part of every cosmetic product. It’s a manufacturer’s way to acquire new customers and retain existing ones. At the same time, for customers, it’s a way to get informed about the brand, product’s purpose, and ingredients. When a product is brand new on the market, its design is one of the most important elements for success. Label design speaks about the brand identity, values, and mission. With the industry greatly relying on aesthetics, it’s important that the product stands out from the crowd. When it comes to design, there are various options. Cosmetic labels come in different shapes, colors, and materials. Manufacturers should keep in mind that the label speaks about a product the same way logo speaks about the brand. Other than design, manufacturer should think about another label aspect - displaying information. Depending on the country of origin and geographical area of the market, there are some differences in the required information for cosmetic labels, and rules for how and where to layout the required information. If the product doesn’t meet specific labeling requirements, having false or misleading product information can be marked as misbranded. The information displayed on cosmetic labels can be a decisive factor for buying a product. If the product is organic, and cruelty free, properly displaying the information on the product’s label will appeal to the nature-friendly customers. Manufacturers often use symbols to display information about the product. As a customer, it’s important to know a thing or two about them. Knowing what common symbols on cosmetic labels mean can help you make informed decisions about products you put on your skin and hair. Check out the infographic which covers important aspects of cosmetic labels both for manufacturers and customers. Find out about basic cosmetic labeling requirements, common symbols on cosmetic labels and their meaning. |
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