Virgin Olive Oil For Oil Cleansing!!

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pancy A.

May 24, 2016

pancy A.

So I'm thinking of adding the olive oil to my daily face regime.what are your views n do's n don't points regarding this??Also my skin is oily n sweats like crazy!!

pancy A.

May 24, 2016

pancy A.

Thnks Hailey!!what I'm talking about is that I want to use olive oil for face cleansing as I'm olready using coconut oil for the said purpose.
what if olive oil is used instead of coconut oil??would that be beneficial for oily skin??

Livi H.

May 24, 2016

Livi H.

I agree that olive oil is too heavy for oily skin. Sweet almond oil is much thinner, and won't clog pores! I have combo skin and that's what I use for oil cleansing

Diana T.

May 24, 2016

Diana T.

The original OCM had olive oil in it if you google oil cleansing method the original website should pop up - but as the previous beauties mentioned it may cause problems for your skin - but the only way to find out is if you try it - if coconut oil is working fine for you then maybe olive oil will be ok but it will just depend on your skin.

pancy A.

May 25, 2016

pancy A.

tnks beauties

appi A.

May 25, 2016

appi A.

This blog is Very informative minimalist beauty she has described a list of oils which oily skin people can use.also she says oily skin people should use oils higher in lineolic acid.

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