• Winter always give us a gift of dryness which is not tolerated. It becomes more problematic for people who already have dry skin.dryness can make our skin really itchy, pigmented, rough and also cause wrinkles.
• People go for many skincare for making their skin skin healthy . There are many natural ways which can relive from dryness one of them is oil.
• Their is top 5 oils which can make skin moisturize and shiny whole day.

1. SESAME OIL

• Sesame oil comes out the best oil which can moisturize our skin the whole day and plus it reduce pigmentation and add glow to skin.It contain polyunsaturated (linoleic acid and omega-6 ) fatty acid. Sesame oil have antioxidant such as sesamol present in it which is very beneficial for our skin.

2.SWEET ALMOND OIL

• Sweet almond oil have used for centuries to soothe, soften and moisturize the skin. It contain vitamin A ( which has the ability to stimulate the production of new skin cells ), vitamin E ( prevent cell damage and help reduce ultraviolet (UV) damage to the skin caused by the sun), omega-6 fatty acid (help to prevent premature aging ) Zinc ( help in healing acne or other facial scars).So, it really help in making our skin glow and moisturize. Applying almond oil can give positive result within a week.

3.AVOCADO OIL

• Avocado oil is a well known oil which is used for healthy, young looking skin. It have high amount of mono-unsaturated fatty acid and vitamin E and it also enhance the absorption of carotenoid and other nutrient. Avocado oil is also used in cosmetic. Using avocado oil regularly on skin really do wonders.

4.ARGON OIL

• Argon oil is very popular in cosmetic industries because of its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. It contain tocophenols (vitamin E), phenol, carotene, and fatty acid (oleic, linoleic, palmitic, stearic, linolenic). Using argon oil with any of essential oil works wonders.

5.JOJOBA OIL

• Jojoba oil is used as a carrier oil to mix with other essential oil because of its beneficial effect on skin. many people use jojoba oil in their daily skin care. It is moisturizing, antibacterial, antioxidant, hypo allergic property. It promote collagen synthesis. Use of jojoba oil with essential oil daily and see the results.

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