Empties. Moisturizing oils.

Moisturizing oils are great for the time pressed especially in winter. These oils are over the counter and comparably priced:

Trader Joes Lemongrass Coconut Body Oil – the ingredients are relatively clean but the pleasant smell is too strong.

CVS Health Skin Oil Treatment – the generic version of Bio-Oil. While Bio-Oil is the choice of many chic celebrities, with its light, pleasant scent, the first ingredient is mineral oil. Bio-Oil has come up with a natural version. Can’t wait to see it in drugstores though it will probably be pricier than the original.

One of these things is not like the others. That would be Aveeno Daily Moisturizing Oat Oil.  Purchased with a coupon, this oil strikes the right balance, clean ingredients, not overly scented, easy to slip on.

#sundayselfcare #moisturizingoils #aveeno




 

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