Clear Glowing Skin

hi guys, its niveda, welcome back to my channel!so i've gotten an overwhelming response about how i make my facial oil and what i put init and how i use it. so, mine just ran out, luckily enough so, its about time for me tocreate a new stash. so i figured i'll just tape it for you guys and you know, what betterway to show you guys than to just make it in front of you. so for your own, do it yourselffacial oil, you're gonna need about 3 oils

Clear Glowing Skin, and i will go over just what you need in justa little bit. and you're also going to need a little dropper bottle or something to holdyour oil in. so my dropper bottle is nothing special, its just something i got from wholefoods.it was about 3 dollars or $4, something like that. its a glass bottle, so it looks a lotfancier than it acutally is. moving onto your

oils, you're going to need about 3 differentoils. the main one that you're going to be using is called a base or carrier oil andthis is the one that you actually begin with and this is what you're going to fill yourbottle up with the most. its the main ingredient and you're going to blend it in with the othertwo. so the base oil that i'm going to be using is argan oil. now, argan oil is reallygood for dry skin, aging skin, oily skin (yes, oily skin), normal skin, and even acne-proneskin. its just all around amazing for your skin, its so nourishing and so moisturizingand it helps balance out your skin tone so that you're not overly dry or overly oily.the argan oil that i have is from pura d'or. you might already know them from their shampooand conditioner because they are widely sold

on amazon.com. and they're so good for makingyour hair thicker, for making sure that you're not losing hair and all that good stuff. theirshampoo actually has argan oil in it which is why i think its such a benefit. they didsend me their shampoo and conditioner to review and i requested them personally to have someargan oil and rosehipseed oil, because you guys know how much i love my facial oils.but in any case, i'm using argan oil as my base oil so this is whats going to take upthe majority of my dropper bottle. so i'm actually gonna go ahead and start to mix itin -- so you want your base oil, in my case argan oil, to make about 2/3 of your oil.so i'm going to go a little bit under the halfway mark of this bottle because i don'twant to go more than 1 ounce with my total

oil supply. the next oil that you're goingto want to use in your facial oil is basically just kind of an extra oil. you know, mixingtogether different oils really does give you all the added benefits of every oil that you'reusing because they're all so multivaried and they all have great great benefits for yourskin. i'm going to be using rosehip seed oil and this is just known for its anti-agingabilities and for tightening your skin (not that i'm aging or ineed my skin to be tightened)but its just a really good preventative too, just to prevent wrinkles and to prevent sagging.if you're getting a rosehip seed oil that is clear or doesn't have a funky smell thenits probably not as pure as you'd want it to be, so definitely make sure that you'regetting the right organic natural types of

oil, and i highly suggest pura d'or for thoseoils because they just have a really nice quality to them. disclaimer: it smells horrible!and thats when you know its good and that its natural and its organic, but it reallydoes have a terrible stinky old fish and musty 'haven't taken your garbage out' smell - itis realllllly bad butit does go away and you can use other oils to mask the smell, althoughit wont get rid of it completely, but trust me it is worth it to just get used to it becauseit is really good for your skin. so, my rosehip seed oil comes in a little squirt bottle andi'm going to add it into my facial oil. your nourishing oil, you really don't need to putthat much in, i'm probably just going to kind of layer off the argan oil with this. if iput 2/3 argan oil in, this is probably going

to be less than 1/3 easily. number 3 is anessential oil and again, this is up to you it does add amazing benefits to your skinand essential oils smell absolutely wonderful. i highly suggest that if you're using rosehipseed oil, you add an essential oil because phew! you need to cover up that smell. thereare so many essential oils you can pick from, my absolute favorite is lavender but i usedup my lavender already so i'm going to be using something different today. todayi'mgoing to be using chamomile essential oil and again, this is just something i got fromwhole foods.chamomile is, and this is roman chamomile by the way, but its amazing forhealing and soothing your skin and this is just really good for all skin types. becausethese are essential oils, yes they do give

a little bit of a skin benefit, but you don'twant to use this excessively. it's very very strong, very potent so you want to make surethat its really diluted. what you should try to do with your essential oil, is after everydrop, just shake it and smell it and see how much you can really detect the essential oil-- you should definitely be able to smell it but only very slightly, it shouldn't beoverpowering because if you can smell it too strongly then its not diluted enough and itsprobably not going to give your skin the same kind of benefits, it might even cause moreharm. so what i do, is i add a few drops and i make sure to smell it in between drops justto make sure i'm not adding too much. so thats pretty much it, your oil is done! and youcan use this whenever you want essentially.

using oils on your face about twice a dayis really good for your skin. this combination of oil is going to be really good for dryskin, normal skin, oily skin, aging skin, acne prone skin, you name it, this oil isgoing to change your life! so don't mind my hair or my face, i just took my makeup off,ready to go to sleep and ijust wanted to show you guys how i use my facial oil. so thisis the one that i just made with you guys, this has the argan oil, rosehip seed oil,and a little bit of chamomile essence in it and what i'm going to do, is i just take afew drops and apply this to my face and sleep so that it can soak in throughout the night.so about, 5-6 drops is all you need, i go a little bit extra just because its night-timeso i really wanna get all the added benefits.

rub my hands together, what i'm going to dois i'm going to pat this into my skin and really just hold it into my skin so that itreally soaks in and absorbs. with oils, you don't want to really rub and move around toomuch, because it doesn't work the same way lotions do. and despite it smelling absolutelyhorrendous....actually, i shouldn't scare you guys! its not really that bad, its obviouslya little bit funky but 1. you get used to it, so please don't stop that from...stopyou from trying this out (ugh i can't speak) but 1. you do get used to it. and 2. is thatit soaks in pretty fast and the smell goes away. so i highly suggest using lavender insteadof chamomile in order to mask the smell. and because this has rosehip seed oil, i'm goingto focus around my undereyes just because

i already have fine lines there and i reallydon't want to get wrinkles and sagging underneath my eyes. so that is how i make my facial oil,that is how i use my facial oil. i really hope that this encourages you guys to startusing facial oils because, i promise you, they are so much more beneficial for yourskin than using commercial lotions. i will leave a list of all the products that i useddown in the description box below and some information that i talked about. definitelycheck out pura d'or because you're not going to find that quality of oil anywhere else.if you're planning on purchasing facial oils, definitely buy them through pura d'or. i'mgoing to leave their link down below and i also have a coupon code for them which isniveda25. so if you guys start using a facial

oil, definitely leave me a comment below onif you like it or not. and i can't wait to see you guys in my next video!