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Facial lotion for acne-prone skin

Name: Facial lotion for acne-prone skin
Total time: 5 min
Ingredients: 3 tablespoons Moisturizing Milk base (46.8g / 93.6%); 1/2 teaspoon Lemon floral water (1g / 1ml / 2%); 1 teaspoon Nigella oil (2g / 2ml / 4%); 7 drops Tea Tree essential oil (0.2g / 0.4%)

Oily skin Blemishes / Pimples REC126

Uses

Face

Preparation

5 min

Conservation

1 month

When you suffer from acne, it's often necessary to adopt a specific routine to treat the problem from the inside out.

Today, we'd like to suggest a face lotion that will help you care for your skin.

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Necessary Materials

Attributes amount 50ml

3 tablespoons Moisturizing Milk base (46.8g / 93.6%)
1/2 teaspoon Lemon floral water (1g / 1ml / 2%)
1 teaspoon Nigella oil (2g / 2ml / 4%)
7 drops Tea Tree essential oil (0.2g / 0.4%)

Recipe Products

Facial lotion for acne-prone skin

Step-by-Step

Pour the black cumin oil into a clean bowl. Add tea tree essential oil and mix.
Then add the moisturizing milk base and mix again.
Finally, add the lemon floral water.
Transfer the milk into a clean, sterilized bottle.
Your recipe is finished!

How to use this product

You can apply your lotion in the morning and/or evening to the whole face, using light, circular movements.

Remember to cleanse your skin thoroughly before each application.

Focus on the ingredients

Nigella oil is recognised for its purifying and repairing properties.

Lemon floral water brightens the complexion, leaving it fresh and luminous while tightening pores and eliminating blackheads. Purifying and astringent, this floral water rebalances oily areas and reduces imperfections.

The moisturising lotion has a rich, creamy texture. Thanks to its soothing, softening, and nourishing properties, it leaves the skin supple and soft, while protecting it from damage.

Tea tree essential oil is also recognised for its purifying and antimicrobial properties.

Precautions & Warnings

Precautions

Essential oils should be used with caution.

Keep out of reach and sight of children.

Do not use undiluted.

Do not use on children, pregnant or nursing women, or people sensitive to essential oils.

Consult a health care practitioner if taking medication or for any other use.

Test in the crook of the elbow 48 hours before use.

Do not use black cumin oil on children under 3, or on pregnant or nursing women.

Allergens

Limonene, Benzyl alcohol, Linalool

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Bonjour
J'ai testé cette recette qui est très facile à faire. Mais l'huile de nigelle me donne de l'eczéma. Par quoi puis je la remplacer pour une peau grasse a tendance acnéique. Merci

Virginie

The answer of the team :

Bonjour Virginie,

Toutes nos recettes sont testées par notre équipe dans notre laboratoire afin de vous assurer la stabilité de leur formule. Nous vous conseillons donc de ne pas modifier les quantités ou les ingrédients afin de pouvoir les réaliser, les utiliser en toute sécurité et être sûr de leur efficacité ;)

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