Essential oils have a small body and great energy

Essential oils are very useful, not only for skin care, but also for hairdressing, body massage, etc. Do we fully understand its efficacy and effects? So what is the role of essential oils? Let’s take a look at it together below.

Essential Oil Effects

Jasmine essential oil can lift your spirits, boost your confidence, make childbirth easier, soothe coughs, and care for and improve skin elasticity. Lemon essential oil can remove dead cells, brighten skin tone, tighten capillaries, promote collagen production, lighten melanin, and has a purifying effect on oily hair and skin. It can improve oily skin and has the effects of cleansing, astringing, balancing oil secretion and whitening skin.

How long is the shelf life of essential oils

The shelf life of unopened essential oils is about 3-5 years. After opening, essential oils can only be stored for about 1 year. Every time the bottle is opened, the essential oils come into contact with air more often, and the nutrients in them will slowly oxidize and deteriorate. Essential oils are mainly used for skin care. After they expire, the chemical substances change and they are not recommended for use as skin care products.

Can I still use essential oils after they have expired?

If you use essential oils as skin care products, then once your essential oils are expired, do not apply them on your skin. However, if your essential oil has just passed its expiration date by a few days, it can still be used in daily household use, such as aromatherapy, deodorization, etc. Of course, if the essential oil has exceeded its shelf life for a long time and has a strange smell when opened, it should be thrown away immediately and not used again.

What are the side effects of essential oils?

Allergies can cause side effects such as endocrine system imbalance and skin damage. Most essential oils are highly concentrated plant essential oils. If you do not use the essential oils according to the instructions, it is likely to cause skin discomfort.