January 5, 2022
Feeling more shiny than dewy? Bridle breakouts and control oil with two Young Living products specially formulated for those with a little extra shine. Cleanse oily skin with Orange Blossom Facial Wash morning and evening to remove pore-clogging residues and ensure you start your day with a fresh, clean canvas.
Grab a little extra anti-acne support! Let powerful salicylic acid and Wintergreen essential oil lend a helping hand. Apply Maximum-Strength Acne Treatment as a spot treatment before bed.
Having a skin emergency before a big event? Incorporate oils like Tea Tree and Rosemary into your skin care routine to help bring back your glow. We know, it sounds a little counteractive to place oils onto skin that is likely already oily, but these oils offer powerful cleansing that will kick the appearance of trouble spots to the curb in no time!
Want to take clean skin to the next level? Give your skin a little extra TLC with a pamper session. Our Charcoal Mask is your BFF on a spa night. Diffuse your favorite relaxing blends, mix yourself a quick mocktail, sit back, and relax as the mask does all the work to purify pores, reduce the appearance of blemishes, and restore the appearance of an even skin tone.
YL tip: Avoid breakouts by keeping your makeup brushes clean! Germs, pore-clogging oils, and dead skin cells can build up on anything that touches your face frequently, so use this DIY makeup brush cleaner to keep your beauty tools free from debris.
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