today is spa day!

At home spa day try it you'll like it!

Clogged pores are a result of the excessive oil production. Additional factors such as environment and dirt end up clogging the pores well.

Oil glands, located in the dermis of the skin, open into a hair shaft.

Oil glands (also known as sebaceous glands) are beneficial to skin when they work properly. They secrete the oil that coats the hair shaft and protects it from getting dry and brittle.

The same oil that protects the hair, plays a major role in creating a layer on the surface of the skin that protects the skin from excessive loss of water, keeps it soft and pliable, and protects it from harmful bacteria.

Pores on the face need to be unclogged and cleansed regularly so that the pore does not get inflamed. There are pore cleansers available out there, like neutrogena oil free acne cleanser that is my favorite!!!

Did you know that simple facial steam can help to clear pores and rejuvenate your face....
Pore cleansers open pores and extract all the impurities, but facial steam with a lil essential oil can actually add nutrients and healing properties to your skin.

Tea tree facial steam are perfect for oily skin or skin prone acne, infections and inflammation.

Here's how to do it:please be careful i usually do it on the counter..........

Boil or just (microwave it's quicker) a gallon of water and pour it into a bowl.

Add tea tree oil to it.

Hold your face over the bowl with a towel covering the head,

stay like that for 10 minutes or so.

Pat dry the face, then make a sandwich or something lol

A steam inhalation of Tea Tree Aromatherapy Oil is a very useful remedy for infections such as colds and flu, especially so if it is used at the first signs of symptoms.

also ladies and gents depending on your skin type you can use different types of essential oils.

For normal skin:

Use mandarin or lavender essential oil.

Oily skin
Use tea tree, lemon or eucalyptus oil.

Dry skin
Use rose or chamomile essential oil.