Of course olive oil is flavorful and delicious creating wonderful meals for us to enjoy. But can that kitchen staple also be the answer to fine lines and wrinkles? Can it be an effective key to a viable anti-aging face cream?
The use of this oil has been more than just cooking for thousands of years with the Greeks, Phoenicians, and Romans all using for not only food but to keep their body healthy and young.
In the Mediterranean the women still use the oil to nourish their hair and nails. Not stopping with that they use the knowledge of the ancients rub this oil on their skin to make their skin smoother, softer, and seeming to keep the aging process at bay.
Anyone who has travelled to the areas where olive oil is used multiple times each day cannot deny the beauty of the women and the seemingly powerful youthfulness of their skin. Sofia Loren comes to mind as an example.
The properties of this particular oil are to make the skin glow, help the elasticity, and increase cell production. All of this can be had by simply rubbing the skin with it and then remove with a hot cloth. After clean use a bit more to moisturize and your skin will be revitalized. The oil penetrates deeply and creates change at a cellular level.
Our skin takes abuse every day from the sun, smoke, toxins, and the products we use. This attacks your skin robbing your youth and creating the lines and wrinkles that age us. But utilizing oil from olives, which is filled with antioxidants, on can combat the free radicals and give skin a healthier glow. The Vitamin A and E which are components of the oil aid with rejuvenating cell development.
What we eat also affects our aging process. Adding in the oil from olives to your diet can bring you a healthier heart, lower blood pressure, and a better level of blood sugar. All this will help with your aging from the inside to the outside.
For spans of time the women of the Mediterranean region have shown by their beautiful, young skin that this oil works so can we use it ourselves with the same advantages?
The oil has many uses and by adding different components it can help the skin in various ways. Adding sugar or sea salt will create a scrub that can be used first to slough off any dead skin and make a path to the cells beneath. To make a deep penetrating anti-aging cream you only need to add coconut, jojoba, or sunflower oil to the olive oil and slowly rub it into your skin, then let it do its magic.
With all the products in the world and the large amounts of money that can be spent trying them all sometimes the simplest answer is the best. Putting together an oil anti-aging face cream can seem the opposite of what you want but when skin ages and dries creating fine lines and wrinkles perhaps a trip to the rich history of the Mediterranean is a proper itinerary to try for your face.
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