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Facial Routine

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Put your best face forward

Great skin starts with clean, moisturized skin. Try this skincare routine using Re-Nurture's personalized facial products:


Morning

Step 1: Wipe face with a warm damp cloth (no soap!)

Step 2: Apply facial toner. Hold the spray bottle about 12" from your face and lightly spritz 4-5 times across your face, neck and chest.

Step 3: While face is still damp from the toner, massage 4-5 drops of "Re-Nurture Day Facial Oil" into skin (remember to include neck an chest).


Evening

Step 1: Pour a quarter-size drop of facial milk cleaner into your hand, then use your hands to wash your face. Rinse with warm water and pat dry.

Step 2. Apply toner (see above)

Step 3: While face is still damp from toner, massage a small amount of Re-Nurture Replenishing Creme into your face, neck and upper chest until absorbed.


Customer tip: During the warmer months, if you have oily skin, you might want to use the facial oil in the morning and at night, and skip the replenishing cream. 


Every 3rd day:

Wash your your face with White Clay. Mix a pinch of white clay with a little water and wash face, or apply as a clay mask.  Wipe face with a warm, wet cloth. Then apply toner and moisturizer.





Storing youir essential oils

Storing Your Essential Oils

How long can you store an essential oil?


The shelf life of most essential oils is about two to three years, as long as they are properly stored.


Store your oils and blends in dark glass bottles in a cool and dark area, away from direct sunlight. Make sure the lids are securely tightened to prevent oxidation and loss or weakening of therapeutic properties. 

  

Tip: Pour the contents of larger, almost empty bottles into smaller bottles like our 5ml.glass bottles for blends, to further prevent oxidation. 


Questions? Contact amy@re-nurture.com



bath safety and essential oils

Bath Safety & Essential Oils

 When we talk about essential oils and relaxing in the tub, it’s important to remember one thing: oil and water do not mix. So, what do you do? Instead of adding essential oil directly to your bath water, first add 5-20 drops of oil into something that is water soluble, like unscented liquid bath soap, then add to your bath. Enjoy your DIY therapeutic aromatherapy bath soak! 


Hydrosols are a great alternative to essential oils. They have the same therapeutic properties, just in smaller amounts. Because they are so diluted you can add them straight to your bathwater. For a relaxing bath try these hydrosols: chamomile, rose, or lavender.

aromatic notes key to creating balanced essential oil blends

Aromatic Notes

Balance and synergy are key to creating an essential oil blend. Aromatic notes can help you personalize your blend for your needs, whether a calming blend for meditation, an uplifting blend to raise your spirits or an energizing and grounding blend to help you get through the day. 


 There are three aromatic notes: Top, Middle and Base. A balanced blend will contain all three notes. How much of each oil you put in your blend depends on your desired results. 


Top Note essential oils are uplifting and refreshing. Most citrus oils are top note. 


Middle Note oils are the "heart" of your blend, providing balance. Look for oils with floral aromas like lavender, rosemary, and ginger.  


Your Base Note is your grounding oil. These are perfect for blends designed for meditation and relaxing. Sandalwood, frankincense, vetiver (spikenard), cedarwood and myrhh  are just a few of the base note essential oils.


Questions? Email amy@re-nurture.com.

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