Age spots. One of the first things that pops in our head when we read or hear about those two words is; the sun! We are told over and over again to stay indoors during the peak hours, wear long sleeves, wear sunscreen and a sun hat. But there is more to the sun and age spots than
Age spots. One of the first things that pops in our head when we read or hear about those two words is; the sun! We are told over and over again to stay indoors during the peak hours, wear long sleeves, wear sunscreen and a sun hat. But there is more to the sun and age spots than meets the eye.
Possible toxins in our skin, for example. It is too scary to even imagine what may be going on in our skin when the ultraviolet rays penetrate our skin with toxins in it! If you have ever wondered what a combination of certain skin-essential oils can do for your skin, now is your chance to find out. Introduce your age spots, and the possible toxins in your skin to these 4 skin-essential oils in Age Spot Soother:
Apricot Oil
Extracted from the apricot kernels (seeds), this oil is not only a brilliant moisturizer and anti-inflammatory supporter, it is also an antioxidant for your skin cells. Along with a sun hat and long sleeves, this is perfect for those hot, sunny days.
Frankincense
This sounds like a made-up word, but we promise you, it is not. Frankincense comes from the term franc encens, which means quality incense in old French. Frankincense has been associated with many different religions over the years, especially the Christian religion, as it was one of the first gifts given to Jesus by the wise men.
Frankincense essential oil comes from the boswellia sacara tree commonly grown in Somalia. It is a common essential oil used in aromatherapy that can offer a variety of health benefits, including giving strong support for stress, aches, inflammation, and boosting the immune support.
But since you are looking for help with age spots, you are concerned with the health of your skin cells too! Frankincense oil gives you peace of mind because you will be doing even more for your skin cells!
Myrrh
Myrrh is a resin, or sap-like substance, that comes from a tree called Commiphora myrrha, common in Africa or the Middle East. Myrrh is botanically related to Frankincense, and, it is one of the most widely used essential oils in the world.
Myrrh is commonly added to skin care products to help with moisturizing and also for fragrance. Ancient Egyptians used it for anti-aging, and to maintain already-healthy skin. All of those centuries ago, somehow the Egyptians knew that this oil gave their skin cells the support they needed from the sun.
Lavender
The chemicals in the oil from this pretty flowering plant specifically targets your skin to put it in a better state by supporting more cellular communication within your skin.
We always need to keep in mind
that the sun, as beautiful as it is, can damage our skin cells!
Lavender oil gives your body surprising support so it can produce three of your body's most powerful antioxidants for cell function: glutathione, catalase and superoxide dismutase. Not bad at all, huh?
How to Use Age Spot Soother
When Age Spot Soother comes to your door in the next few days, quickly take it out of the package, and then let its roller applicator apply the 4 oils over the spots you hate. Repeat 3-4 times per day. Simple!
Let me know how well Age Spot Soother has worked for you. I love success stories! Kathleen here: I love to use this oil on my whole face, alternating days with the Mature Face Oil.
~ P.S. Do you know someone who may like the combination of these 4 oils? Why not send them this page? Send me an e-mail if you have any questions.
