Essential Oil Acne Spray Recipe

Do you have problems with sensitive skin? Does it sometimes feel like you have to sacrifice a clear complexion due to your sensitivity? I struggled for years with hormonal acne breakouts, blackheads, and sensitive skin. My skin did not tolerate the chemicals in commercial face products well. I knew I needed an all-natural alternative to facial toner to help improve my skin.

Essential Oils have been used for centuries in skincare. There’s a great chance that you already have some essential oils in skincare products you have at home now. They are a powerful natural alternative to nourish and protect your skin. Essential oil toner will help to maintain a healthier glowing complexion when incorporated into your skin-care routine.

After a few different trials and errors, I finally ended up with an amazing toner that I love. It’s gentle and non-drying. All natural. Helped reduce my hormonal breakouts. Reduced my blackhead situation. Additionally, this toner evened out my skin tone!

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I’ve been using this recipe for over 3 months. Each bottle of I make lasts me about a month. This DIY Facial Toner Spray for sensitive skin can be used in the morning or evening, or both.

Choose a brown or blue glass spray bottle with a fine mist. Essential Oils store best in a glass container. Essential oils can be caustic to plastic materials and cause them to deteriorate over time. A fine mist will ensure that the toner dries quickly and thus prevents the product from dripping or running.

Frankincense Essential Oil– Anti-Aging. Regenerates skin cells. Wrinkle Reduction. Shrinks large pores. Tightens Skin. Evens out skin tone. Great for damaged skin and healing.

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Distilled Water– To cut down the witch hazel and essential oils and make them tolerable to sensitive skin. Hydrates skin. Washes away impurities.

Due to Skin Sensitivity, the dilution ratio of these oils is 1.5% Essential Oils to other liquid. This dilutes the highly concentrated essential oils so they do not cause skin irritation. If you do not have sensitive skin I recommend the following recipe (this is a 2% dilution)

Rose Essential Oil– Expensive, but amazing anti-aging properties. Smells amazing. Very hydrating and nourishing. Promotes healing. A great and more cost-effective alternative would be to replace the distilled water in the above recipe with Rose Water.

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The combinations are endless for a clean, blemish-free, healthy glow. As a result, feel free to play with different combinations to come up with the best recipe for your specific type of skin.

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Essential oils have been such a blessing in my life as I try to step further away from chemicals. I even incorporate essential oils into my daily self-care routine.If you struggle with acne and want a natural way to reduce blemishes, witch hazel for acne is a great option. Keep reading to learn how witch hazel helps reduce acne and try out my recipe for witch hazel facial mist.

Even in my mid-thirties, I still deal with occasional acne. For the past few months, my skin has been breaking out, so I decided to try Witch Hazel for acne.

There are a lot of products on the market that claim they help reduce acne. Many of them are made with synthetic chemicals, fragrances, preservatives, and other additives that may not be beneficial for the skin. They can also be very expensive.

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I am a big believer in using natural products to battle our problems. A few years ago, I started washing my face with olive oil or coconut oil.I make homemade facial scrubs using salts, sugars, natural oils and sometimes fruits and veggies. And I even make homemade makeup.

In the process, I have saveda lot of money making my own homemade beauty products, and I feel like my skin is healthier, as a result.

When my face began to break out again, I decided to look for a natural product that helps fight acne, and found Witch Hazel.

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Witch Hazel is produced from the bark and leaves of the Witch-hazel shrub. It has many naturally occurring qualities that make it a perfect astringent for the skin.

Witch Hazel has tannins, which have natural astringent properties that are used to treat acne (source). Witch Hazel side effects are minimal; it is considered “very safe” for topical use when used two to three times per day.

Witch Hazel has naturally occurring procyanadins, resin and flavonoids, which give it anti-inflammatory properties. It’sbeen shown to relieve mild skin irritation (source).

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Witch Hazel may help prevent excessive production of facial oils. It also may reduce bacteria growth on the skin, which will help reduce acne breakouts.

Witch Hazel can be poured directly onto a cotton ball and dabbed on the face. You can also combine it with essential oils to create a witch hazel facial mist.

My preference is to have it as a mist, because it is easy to apply and convenient. Plus, I can get some added value of essential oils.

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I add tea tree oil to the witch hazel facial mist because tea tree oil has also been shown to reduce acne with very low risk of adverse effects (source). Lavender essential oil is another favorite that I use in many of my homemade beauty recipes.

You can pick up Witch Hazel for around $1 a bottle at most grocery stores that have a pharmacy, or you can grab it on Amazon, but it’s quite a bit more expensive.

When I pick up witch hazel at the pharmacy and doTerra essential oils, I can make a batch of this witch hazel facial mist for less than $1 per month!

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My preference is to use a glass spray misterbecause the glass containers last forever (or, at least, a really long time) are environmentally-friendly, and easier to clean.

I also find that drinking lots of water and taking a high-quality whole food vitaminmakes a huge improvement in my skin. It helpsreduce acne and gives me healthier looking skin.I have struggled with acne all of my life. As a teenager I would stare disappointingly at my blotchy, uneven face in the mirror squeezing the angry red pustules…

. Sadly, although I turned thirty a few days ago the acne problem has not gone away. I have frequented the offices of both dermatologists and aestheticians who have recommended me an undisclosed number of expensive products which I have sheepishly purchased with mixed results.

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From a dietary perspective I am both dairy-free and gluten-free and avoid all forms of processed sugar. I try to eat a healthy, traditional diet that supports my hormonal balance. Even after dutifully doing all my homework and eating a healthy diet, I still get acne. Don’t get me wrong, I have made progress and I actually have things under control now more than I ever have. On good days I only have one or two medium size pimples at various stages of development. However, when my diet is not impeccable my face is covered in cystic acne.

A few weeks ago I ordered some new essential oils and a fancy diffuser. This was an attempt to help balance my stress levels, which in turn would balance my hormone levels. I purchased a beginner’s kit and one of the bottles that came in the mail was frankincense. I wasn’t sure what to do with it so I put it at the bottom of the box while peppermint, lemongrass, lavender, and lemon became my favorites.

Finally, one afternoon I opened the frankincense to see if I could mix it up with other oils to diffuse. The smell took me back to my childhood orthodox church. I instinctively poured a few drops in my hand and dabbed it on my chest as perfume, but I had so much of it that I placed some the frankincense on my face to get rid of the excess. Yes,

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The next morning when I woke up the painful acne spots on my chin were dried out and my skin looked impeccable. Being used to living the life of the detective when it comes to my face I immediately grabbed the frankincense, did a happy dance holding it gingerly and began doing some research.

Frankincense has astringent properties, making it an ideal essential oil to use for your face. It dries out acne, reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, and tightens the skin. I normally dilute frankincense with other carrier oils to use on my face; however, if I am fighting a particular stubborn pimple or if my skin needs a boost I apply it directly to my face – one small drop on the problem area and then massage it in. Your skin will absorb it right away. I don’t do this often though because I would have to buy frankincense by the bucketfull and it’s an expensive little bottle…and