Why You Should Only Use Organic Oils

To be certified organic, oil must be certified by third parties. This means that the oil was produced by organic farmers who didn't use pesticides and artificial chemicals.
Why not use organic oil whenever you can? Organic oil is more sustainable than conventional oil. Organic farming practices improve soil health, and prevent harmful chemicals from entering water sources like streams. The use of pesticides that are not organic can lead to a decrease in wildlife diversity and population.

Organic farming produces fewer greenhouse gases than traditional agriculture, and is also more efficient in terms of energy consumption.

Organic oils are better for our environment and our health.

There is however one caveat. You can still use organic oils. Although many growers avoid pesticides, they can still obtain organic certification. For plants that are strong and resistive to pests like olive trees, pesticides are not necessary. Certification is not required. Organic certification is a way of ensuring that your oils are free from harmful chemicals and other additives.


Multi-vit Oil

Our Multi-Vitamin+Antioxidants Facial oil is rich in organic oils such as jojoba and rosehip. Organic Argan Oil can be used to moisturize hair, skin, and the body.


What to Avoid

Do not use essential oils in excess. To avoid side effects, essential oils should be combined with carrier oils. If you're using natural Argan oil as a skin oil, it is best to not use diluted oils. There are some brands that mix lower-quality oils with less expensive ones. This is similar to what can be found in grocery stores. These oils are not as good for your skin than organic oils.



Avoid this by choosing a brand that is USDA Certified Organic. By checking the ingredients list, you can ensure that organic oils are being used and not low quality, refined oils. You should ensure that there are no fillers. Your oil does not need other ingredients, except a natural preservative.


Face Vs. Body oils

The skin can be softened by oil. There are oils that work better for your skin than others.

You may become comedogenic if you use heavier oils. These oils have higher levels of oleic acid (think avocados and marula oils). These oils are suitable for both oily and sensitive skin types. These oils can be used for non-comedogenic skin types with higher levels of Linoleic Acid. These oils can be moisturized with a variety of oils, such as grape seed oil or certified organic castor oil.

No matter your skin type, organic oils are safer than synthetic oils. You are less likely to experience side effects and harmful chemicals from organic oils. Organic jojoba oil is a good choice. It mimics the natural skin structure, and it restores your moisture barrier.
These 6 tips will assist you in choosing and using organic oils.

1. Oil can be used to retain moisture during winter months. Winter skin can be particularly dry so it is worth using more occlusive oils.

2. Look for oil rich in vitamin A, C or E to complement your anti-aging efforts.

3. Avoid mineral oils. These oils aren't organic and are made of petroleum. These oils can be too heavy or greasy for some people, and can clog pores.

4. Pure oil from plants is the first step. This oil can remove or dissolve makeup so that your skin is clean.

5. You can add a few drops of oil to your moisturizer. Oil can make your moisturizer more oblique. This works best if you don’t need to separate moisturizer and oil.

6. Use organic oil in the final stages of your skincare regimen. You can use your organic oil before your moisturizer if it is lightweight and absorbent. You can also use your oil after if it is heavier.

All skin types can benefit from organic oils, regardless of the season. It is important to choose the right oil for you skin. 

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