Is olive oil good for dry skin?

For people with dry skin, it is very important to moisturize the skin. If you don’t pay attention to moisturizing, the skin will easily become dry and cracked, and there will also be peeling problems. Therefore, we need to use some skin care methods and skin care products correctly, and common olive oil can play a good role in alleviating dry skin problems.

After washing your face, massage it gently with olive oil repeatedly, and then use a facial steamer or hot towel to apply to the face, which can remove the dirt in the pores that is invisible to the naked eye.

Nourishes the skin, increases skin radiance and elasticity, and removes fine wrinkles.

[Lip Care] When the weather is cold, you have a cold or your stomach is not in good condition, your lips are prone to peeling and cracking. Just apply a small amount of olive oil to make your lips smooth and shiny again. When washing your hair, add a small amount of olive oil to warm water. The oil will adhere to the hair evenly during rinsing. You can also drop a few drops onto your hands and apply directly to your hair to make it shiny and smooth.

[Foundation] Apply a little olive oil before applying foundation, which can nourish the skin and prevent makeup powder from falling off.

[Makeup Removal] When removing makeup, gently rub your face with olive oil, which can effectively remove oil paint and chemicals and protect your face from erosion.

[Prevent cracking and relieve itching] In the dry season, using olive oil can prevent skin cracking and itching caused by insufficient sebum secretion.

[Caring for baby's skin] Baby's skin is delicate. Applying olive oil on the armpits, buttocks, etc. can prevent the baby's skin from being soaked by sweat or urine.

The above is a skin care solution for dry skin. Do you all understand it? In fact, many times these common things that we easily come into contact with in life can become our biggest helpers in skin care, and will not cause other adverse effects, and are better for our skin health.