DIY frankincense face cream is the perfect anti-aging skin care you can trust. Non-toxic and all natural, you will love using this face cream daily.
If you haven't used frankincense on your skin, you are missing out.
It is the bomb when it comes to anti-aging skin care!
Why Use Frankincense in a Face Cream?
By promoting cell generation and fighting inflammation, boosting skin health and reversing the “normal” signs of aging, frankincense has earned the title of “King of Oils” in the aromatherapy community. Applied topically it can improve the appearance of scars, stretch marks, and other outward skin conditions, and it can be used to make a natural perfume or cologne.
But that's not all…
Frankincense is one of the oldest and most versatile essential oils on the planet. Frankincense oil comes from the resin of 4 different types of trees which grow in northeastern Africa and along the Arabian Peninsula.
The resin used to produce frankincense oil is very aromatic and is used in incense and perfumes. It is widely used in religious and cultural ceremonies; frankincense reduces stress, fights inflammation, improves the digestive process and can help physical wounds and scars heal quickly.
Sweet Almond Oil is one of the most popular carrier oils because of it's smoothing, nourishing, and moisturizing properties. It is a must in many DIY face cream recipes.
Coconut oil is protecting and great for most skin types as well.
DIY Frankincense Face Cream
See measurements and a printable version below.
Combine all ingredients except essential oil in a small bowl.
Mix quickly to fluff the mixture up and combine ingredients well. You can use a hand mixer as well.
Add in Frankincense oil and stir to fluff mixture again. You'll know you are done when you create little peaks with the mixture.
Store in a small airtight container out of direct sunlight.
Apply generously to face and decollete area for desired skin improvement results.
DIY Frankincense Face Cream
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Stephanie Brand says
Can you substitute the Almond Oil for Olive Oil? Thanks! – Stephanie
Mindy Benkert says
If you would prefer to use Olive Oil, you definitely can.
Karen T says
Do you put this on every night? This is not a mask right, so I’m guessing you dont rinse it off and just rub it in?
Mindy Benkert says
This is not a mask and yes, you can use it every night. 🙂
Brianna says
Hi! Coconut oil breaks me out what can I substitute it for?
Mindy Benkert says
You could use Jojoba Oil or Rosehip Seed Oil. Hope that helps!
Sarah Harries says
Hiya, great face cream thankyou! One thing, I melted the beeswax then mixed it with room temperature shea butter and coconut oil etc and it solidified into bits. Had to heat the whole misture to melt the beeswax back in, is there a step I mixed or is it right to heat everything together to get it to melt?
Mindy Benkert says
You can melt all of the ingredients together in a double boiler (except the essential oils) and that should help.
Teisha says
Thank you for sharing. I am a believer in Frankincense for sure. I’ve already seen it work on my face.
Shaye says
Hi,
What is the state of the ingredients when initially measured? melted, dry? Just wondering because my shea butter, bees wax and Cocoa butter comes hard, so getting it into the 15ml tablespoon is a wonder lol.