5 Best Homemade Face Serums for Glowing Skin

Homemade Face Serums for Glowing Skin

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Everyone loves clear and glowing skin. Though there are numerous products on market claiming this, the natural serums made at home are the best as they are free from any chemical ingredients. These serums work by reduction of aging signs such as fine lines, wrinkles, and others. Its ingredients help in the production of collagen, which ensures skin hydration, keeping it elastic, firm, and preventing free radical damage.

Tips for Choosing a Face Serum on The Basis of One’s Skin Type

Before trying any serum on your face, try to understand your skin type. In case you are not sure of that, try various oils to conclude the best one for your skin type.

  • Serums with natural ingredients are better as they have lesser chemical ingredients. There are botanical extracts in the organic serums instead of artificial preservatives or dyes.
  • Serum-containing silicones are better for oily skin for a softer and smoother feel.
  • Creamier formulations should better be used at night to avoid issues while makeup application in the day.
  • Those with sensitive skin should use serums with aloe vera or shea butter to get enough hydration without creating an oily texture.
  • Use an oil-free formula, that has lesser drying agents, for a matte finish for normal to oily skin types.

Process of Applying The Facial Serum

  • A glass bottle with an eyedropper is needed for storing the DIY serum.
  • The essential oils need to be taken in the given amount and the bottle should be shaken well.
  • On your clean skin on face and skin, apply 2-3 drops of this serum and massage well. Eyes should not come in contact with it.
  • The process can be repeated every morning and finish the formula within 6 months. Do not apply it more than once every day as it can clog the pores.
  • Applying it every night is good so it can work on the skin overnight to create a fresh look in the morning. Those who want to use it in the morning instead can apply a thin layer under the face moisturizer.

Homemade Face Serums for Glowing Skin

1. For Clear and Glowing Skin

Mix the following ingredients to create a serum in a 2 oz dropper bottle:

  • Frankincense essential oil- 20 drops
  • Copaiba essential oil- 20 drops
  • Tea tree essential oil-20 drops
  • Lavender essential oil- 20 drops
  • Rose essential oil (for healing scars)- 10 drops. It is an option.
  • Carrier oil of choice (such as grapeseed oil)- 10 drops
  • Splash unscented and alcohol-free witch hazel.

2. Essential oils Face Serum

Some other essential oils which can be combined and kept in a glass bottle and applied with a cotton ball are as follows:

  • Frankincense Essential Oil: 2 Drops
  • Sandalwood Essential Oil: 2 Drops
  • Carrot Seed Oil:2 Drops
  • Rosehip Seed Oil – 2 Tbsp
  • Rose Geranium Essential Oil: 5 Drops
  • Helichrysum Essential Oil: 2 Drops

3. Rosewater and Lavender oil Face Serum

Another easier serum with fewer ingredients include:

4. Watermelon Face Serum

Process: Take 2 tbsp of aloe vera gel and add 3 tbsp of fresh watermelon juice to it. Alternatively, watermelon powder can also be used. 1/2 tsp of coconut oil needs to be added and mixed well. This serum has to be used regularly to create glowing skin.

5. Flaxseed Face Serum

Process: A cup of flax seed needs to be boiled in 3 cups of water. Continue boiling for 15-20 minutes to get a gel-like consistency. Then strain the seeds. 2 tbsp of this gel needs to be mixed with 1/2 tbsp of coconut oil, a tbsp of rose water, and 1/2 tbsp pf glycerin. After thoroughly mixing the ingredients, apply it to the skin every day to create glowing skin.

While making the face serums, make sure to use good quality, genuine essential oils. This is crucial for the effectiveness of the serum. Using the serum consistently can give better results.

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