How to choose your Essential oil and carrier oil

Essential oils are made from plants and mostly diluted with carrier oil before directly applied on skin. They carry all the plant properties from which they are produced.
Below are things you need to know about your essential and carrier oils so that you will be able to choose a perfect one for the perfect need. You also get to know alternatives for each oil.
Olive oil: good moisturiser. It is perfect for dry skin.
Eucalyptus oil: it has anti-inflamatory and antibacterial properties. This oil is good for ance control.
Neem oil :softens the skin. It repairs the skin and gives a healthy glow.
Rose oil: this oil with its sweet smell moisturises the skin greatly.
Peppermint oil: for acne treatment.  It maintains oil production. It has healing properties.
Grapeseed oil: has anti-aging properties. It helps control sebum production.
Tea tree oil: this is great for acne control.
Chamomile oil: it has anti inflammatory properties. Good for quick healing of wounds.
Jojoba oil: it has anti inflammatory properties. Good for skin repair. It neutralises the ph balance of skin.
Lavender oil: it has anti inflammatory properties. It is good for scars and stretch marks reduction.
Argan oil: gives a radiant skin and helps reduce sebum production.
Frankincense oil: it has anti inflammatory and anti aging properties. Great for reduction of signs of aging.
Coconut oil: antibacterial, antifungal, great moisturiser. Best for oil pulling.
Evening primrose oil: reduces sebum production. It controls acne.
Safflower oil: this oil has skin lightening properties. It can lighten the skin naturally and also moisturises.
The essential oil below are harsh when used directly on skin. They should therefore be diluted in carrier oils before they're applied.
Lavender oil
Frankincense oil
Sandalwood oil
Black seed oil
Carrot seed oil
Ylang ylang oil
Palmorosa
Rosemary oil
Peppermint oil
Lemon oil
Lemon grass oil
Nutmeg oil
Cinnamon oil
Myrrh oil
Cypress oil
Neroli oil
Patchouli oil
Chamomile oil
Below are some carrier oil that are mild on skin.
Sweet almond oil
Olive oil
Sunflower oil
Grapeseed oil
Avocado oil
Hemp seed oil
Coconut oil
Other carrier oil include:
Apricot kernel oil
Borage seed oil
Evening primrose oil
Soybean oil
Palm kernel oil
Skin glowing oil :
Rosehip seed oil
Flaxseed oil
Black seed oil
Sweet almond oil
Grape seed oil
Argan oil
Coconut oil
Olive oil
Avocado oil
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