Sensitive Skin Carrier Oil

There are so many things that can affect the comfort of skin. A day at the beach in the sun, wintry winds on the slopes, excessive heat or cold, can contribute to dryness and discomfort. Formulated with CPTG plant ingredients, doTERRA Sensitive Skin Blend is a gentle carrier oil formulated to gently calm, soothe, and condition skin. A proprietary combination of fatty oils including Grapeseed, Hempseed, and Rosehip, doTERRA Sensitive Skin Blend is high in linoleic acid known for its exceptional moisturizing benefits.

Description

Why should I add the Sensitive Skin carrier oil to my collection? Lightweight, comforting, and penetrating, the blend soothes and nourishes dry, distressed, and irritated skin. Dilute your favorite CPTG essential oils in this odorless, colorless blend to enjoy their benefits, while minimizing reactions. Use doTERRA Sensitive Skin Blend in the bath, after a shower, in a massage, or apply directly to especially dry areas to help keep skin moisturized and healthy-looking.

Primary Benefits

• Soothes and moisturizes dry skin
• Lightweight and easily absorbed
• Hydrating and nourishing
• Gentle on more sensitive skin

Uses

• Create a soothing skin experience by combining four to five drops of the Sensitive Skin carrier blend with one to two drops of your favourite essential oil.
• Smooth the Sensitive Skin carrier oil onto skin after a bath or shower with your favourite skin-targeted essential oil like Geranium, Rose, or Helichrysum.
• Apply the Sensitive Skin carrier oil blend directly to dry areas like elbow and knees

Directions for Use

Topical use: Use as a light carrier oil for topical applications of CPTG essential oils. Dilute one part essential oil to five parts or more of the carrier oil blend depending on skin sensitivity, or as directed on essential oil label. Can also be used to minimize sensitive skin reactions to essential oils by applying directly to affected area

Aromatic Description

Odorless

Main Constituents

Passion Fruit, Jojoba, Baobab, Moringa, Tocopherol, and Sunflower Seed