Make a Simple Organic Skincare Line Series Part 3: Joan's Top Essential Oils for Skin

This is Part 3 of a 4 Part Series.
We’ve created this 4-part series with the intention of supporting your skin in regaining its equilibrium. We share 4 simple, organic skincare products for you to make. They encourage your skin's inherent intelligence to restore balance.
This is a 4-part series that includes how to Make a Simple Organic Skincare Line to use to reset your skin.
Part 1: Formulate for Skin Type
Part 2: Joan's Top Plant Oils for Skin
Part 3: Joan's Top Essential Oils for Skin
Part 4: Make 4 Simple Skincare Products
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Dear Joan Morais, thank you for your channel and the interesting, informative videos. It's good to hear your recommendations.
My own experience with essential oils is quite limited since I haven't tried many different ones in my home-made ointments. Because I started to make my own salves later in life, and developed eczema due to a combination of factors (stress and diet), I focused mostly on essential oils that were recommended for dry or mature skin, such as patchouli.
Others I've used are benzoin (a must -- I use it in every single recipe), German chamomile (which doesn't smell as good as Roman chamomile but -- I've read -- have greater medicinal power), Rosemary (which also encourages penetration into the skin), Juniper, and Frankincense.
More recently I've tried other essential oils. I read that Myrrh and Frankincense are synergistic, and Myrrh has indeed made a discernible difference but is very expensive.
I was surprised by the warming and soothing effect of Clove bud essential oil. Oregano essential oil is very beneficial for my skin (and I've read on the Internet, is also effective against sun damage and squamous cell carcinoma). It's super-strong however and can irritate skin very easily -- I use only about four drops of oregano essential oil in 1 liter of ointment.
As I wrote previously, these days I also use Helichrysum in every single formulation, because it quells the eczema inflammation.
I would like to experiment with the essential oils you've mentioned in this video, thank you for discussing them!
Wishing you all the best, Joan Morais. May you keep on keeping on!