Combat Sensitive skin with our foam face was infused with essential oils in addition to moisturizers.

As highly concentrated extracts from plants.

However, here are some essential oils that you won’t worry about irritating your skin.

Eucalyptus

The anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and antimicrobial properties of eucalyptol in this essential oil help calm skin redness.

Some studies show the oil may even increase ceramide production to hydrate skin and prevent collagen degradation from UVB exposure.

Aside from that, it also seems to help treat eczema and acne flareups, promote wound healing, and relieve minor cuts and scrapes.

French lavender

Being one of the safest essential oils for the face, French Lavender is known for its relaxing scent, and many cosmetics companies incorporate it into their products.

Although the oil soothes the skin, you can also use it to reduce inflammation, balance the natural oils, and fight acne.

When used topically, lavender oil can help relieve itchy skin and eczema symptoms, as well as reduce swelling.

Basil oil

Those with sensitive skin may find that basil oil provides relief from itchiness, redness, and other signs of sensitivity.

As an anti-inflammatory and antioxidant, basil oil protects the skin from environmental damage and reduces inflammation. Aside from that, its herbal scent can help to relax and calm the mind.

Tea Tree

According to research, tea tree oil can reduce redness and inflammation from rosacea when applied as a gel.

One of the best essential oils for skin infection, the anti-inflammatory nature of tea tree oil makes it helpful in treating psoriasis and sunburn. Additionally, a moisturizer containing this oil can help reduce eczema flare-ups.

Geranium

 Is a natural anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory oil, it actively boosts skin's health and natural glow. By helping skin stay conditioned, and soothing irritated or breakout prone skin, it fights against skin affected by harsh weather conditions or prone to acne.

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