#essential oils still

[naturalwholesale]

Jojoba Oil Bulk in Nevada - Natural Wholesale

What is the jojoba oil good for?

Jojoba oil is a popular natural oil that has a wide range of potential benefits for skincare, haircare, and even some health-related uses. Here are some common uses and benefits of jojoba oil:

Skin Moisturization: Jojoba oil is similar in composition to the natural oils produced by our skin, making it an excellent moisturizer. It can help balance skin's oil production, making it suitable for both dry and oily skin types.

Acne Control: Jojoba oil has anti-inflammatory properties and can help soothe and reduce the appearance of acne. Its non-comedogenic nature means it's less likely to clog pores, making it a suitable choice for acne-prone skin.

Makeup Removal: Jojoba oil can effectively remove makeup and cleanse the skin without stripping it of its natural oils.

Anti-Aging: The antioxidants present in jojoba oil, such as vitamin E, can help fight against free radicals and reduce the signs of aging, such as fine lines and wrinkles.

Sunburn Relief: The soothing properties of jojoba oil can provide relief for sunburned skin and help promote healing.

Hair Conditioning: Jojoba oil can be used as a hair conditioner to add moisture, improve hair texture, and reduce frizz. It may also help with promoting a healthy scalp.

Cuticle Care: Applying jojoba oil to your nails and cuticles can help keep them moisturized and prevent them from becoming dry and brittle.

Chapped Lips: Jojoba oil can be used to soothe and moisturize chapped lips, acting as a natural alternative to lip balms.

Eczema and Psoriasis: The anti-inflammatory properties of jojoba oil can provide relief to those with skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis, helping to reduce itching and inflammation.

Stretch Mark Prevention: Regular application of jojoba oil to areas prone to stretch marks can help keep the skin elastic and potentially minimize the appearance of new stretch marks.

Wound Healing: Jojoba oil's antimicrobial properties can aid in wound healing and reduce the risk of infections.

It's important to note that individual reactions to jojoba oil can vary, and it's recommended to do a patch test before using it extensively on your skin or hair. While jojoba oil has many potential benefits, it's not a substitute for professional medical advice or treatment. If you have specific skin concerns or medical conditions, it's best to consult with a dermatologist or healthcare provider before incorporating jojoba oil into your skincare routine.

[sometimeswritingsometimesdying]

in the years ive been off tumblr ive done a lot of traditional work so here's one of my favorites <3 it's titled "the epilogue"

oil painting & stitching on canvas, february 2024 (words by me!)

[ennieasys]

Apparently you are not supposed to combine stress vitamins, a CBD gummy, random essential oils, and an entire energy drink... 🫡🙏🫠

[entropy-sea-system]

We tried a body wash with epsom salts in it and genuinely our pain hasnt been this low in a while

[blackirishweab]

Cedarwood oil smells like tea tree oil and butter mixed together. Does not bring joy

Sandalwood oil smells oddly pine-y. Like, as close to pine as you can get without being pine. It also leaves your nose feeling mentholated and cancels out that weird, full body shiver that smelling castor oil gives you. Definitely brings joy

[6sleft]

guys if u ever want to make ur own scented candles please do theyre a fucking LIFESAVR and literally. soothe the brain

[ayatheworld]

need a cute gf because who else is gnna buy me eucalyptus scented stuff to test if im allergic to it…?

[captainrayzizuniverse]

i'm going to go crazy there is a bad smell in my flat and i can't figure out what it is or where it's coming from!!!!! it's been intensifying by day so I think it's something moldy but I literally live in a shoebox which means I should be able to locate it quickly. but nope! i have suffer and drive myself mad.

[ganseyandjane]

i've been turning a blind eye to it even though i've been aware of it happening for years but it has almost become way worse yet i don't feel like i've done enough to stop it

[seventh-district]

CW: talkin’ about my scars and the experience of having blood drawn

oh, the tension between me and the poor urgent care staff member that’s been assigned the arduous task of trying to find one of my tiny escape artist veins so they can draw my blood whilst doing their absolute best to be polite and not say anything about the fucked up and concerning amount of scars on my arms, wrists, and hands

[mishkakagehishka]

I'm still annoyed

[qwanderer]

Me: I am fine. I'm not experiencing any symptoms except the postnasal drip but I hate that one so I am taking another benadryl

Me fucking two seconds later: this "passionfruit pineapple" seltzer doesn't taste like anything... that's not how I remember it... Oh fuck wait. Where's my smells gone????

[scratxhed-cd]

This week is full of dumb decisions oh my god

[exopelagic]

I can tell im getting good at cooking bc I can innovate new dishes such as ‘shit on toast’ and have it be good

[the-53x-store-squid]

Sometimes I wonder if I'm actually asexual, but then I remember the first time I successfully orgasmed, it was because that morning I had the most harrowing experience of shitting everything I had eaten in the 24 hours prior and between the nauseating stench of my liquid feces, the stream of blood that was my period at its peak, and the mistaken assumption that I had cramps when it was actually human waste particles held in for far too long, I was a little pale. And so, the next logical thought that dropped into my pretty little head was: "Maybe masturbating will help!"

My first orgasm was for medicinal purposes.

[potionesse]

Cedarwood with hints* of spearmint. Pure orange and clove. More jasmine

*lemon, tangerine, grapefruit and myrtle nutmeg and jasmine