This was a DIY I have done like almost an year back. But, I did not share it because I wanted to try out the oil and wanted to report back the effects. So, let's have a look at the ingredients.
Ingredients
Almond oil - 100ml
Turmeric - 1 tbsp
Saffron - a pinch of strands
Spices (nutmeg + cinnamon + cloves) - 1 tbsp
Method
Put
all the ingredients in a glass bottle/jar and leave for a month
undisturbed. Shake the bottle once in a day and if possible leave in
direct sunlight for an hour or two everyday. After the stipulated
period, strain the oil and it's ready to use.
I have to say that it has not been long since I have started using the oil so can not really report back on everything.
For
the starters, it did help with some of my breakouts. I used to
spot-apply the oil on the suspicious bumps and they used to disappear by
the next morning.
As regards to complexion changes, I do not
really think I have noticed any changes yet. Also, the blemishes on my
neck do not really look any different but I do keep on bothering the
skin repeatedly without letting it heal!
I shall keep on trying it and will report back if I see any changes.
Have you used any turmeric infused facial oils?
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good post! :)
ReplyDeleteThats just great .. Swati.. all the ingredients are superb and will try to do it..
ReplyDeletedo try it and lemme know how it goes :)
DeleteHow effective do u think it will be if used for hair?? :)
ReplyDeleteGeet
don't use it on hair. turmeric lightens hair color!!
Deletegreat idea .. .. i am just dying to try this as it works for spots that too just in a night
ReplyDeletehehe...do it :)
Deletegreat recipe, swati! i enjoyed reading this after my recent turmeric mask.
ReplyDeletei never knew I could also use turmeric to infuse my oils -- oh, the wonders of ayurveda! <3
hey Vivi...long time. yeah, i saw that post of yours. try it if you would and let me know how it goes :)
DeleteSwati you are like me I love trying new oils and infusions to see how they work, thanks for the post, I am sure no matter what these items you used are good for some kind of skin ailments...can't hurt! Keep up the great work and let us know more. Best wishes Lorey from Halifax Nova Scotia Canada.
ReplyDeletehey Lorey. yup, i love oils :) yes, please, do try out the recipe if you get the ingredients over there :)
DeleteSeems interesting. I have never tried infused oils.
ReplyDeleteI have everything at home and a skin badly needing some nourishment. Do let us know if there is any effect on blemishes and pimple marks. would love to try it.
ReplyDeleteHey Swati, that's a really nice post. My skin is very oily, would me recommend me to use this one?
ReplyDeleteThis sounds interesting! I have a bottle of sesame oil lying around, should try making an infused oil with it.
ReplyDeleteJust the concept pf turmeric infused oil is sounding too good. Will definitely try this but my skin is extremely oily will almond oil be okay for me to use.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds lovely and the best part is that all the ingredients are well-known for being healthy for the skin. I'll definitely try it!
ReplyDeleteMust try. Both my daughter and son have pimples...worth a try. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. Organic turmeric will be great for this.
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