essential fatty acids and is used in many cosmetic oils.
Jojoba oil can also be used as a hot oil treatment in hair by warming up a quarter-size amount of the oil or enough oil to cover the hair, leaving it in your hair for five to ten minutes then shampoo and conditioning afterward.
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5. Castor Oil
With this emollient, a little goes a long way since it’s extremely thick. Packed with vitamin E, castor oil penetrates the surface layers of the skin, creating more soft and hydrated skin. I especially love to use this oil on my feet after finishing up with my bath.
While I still use some beautifully scented natural lotions and creams on occasion, I’m a huge advocate of knowing what you’re putting into your skin and I believe in treating my skin with the best ingredients possible.
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Additionally, natural oils are typically inexpensive in comparison to other skin moisturizers and most are multi-purpose. My absolute favorite way to apply these oils on my skin is when I’m fresh out of the bathtub. I gently massage one of these oils onto my body while my skin is still damp. Doing this hydrates and seals in the moisture from the oil.
