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Introducing Skin Love Synergy Blend

Jenna Jones
Introducing Skin Love Synergy Blend

Show your exterior a tender touch with Skin Love synergy blend. Packed with anti-inflammatory and calming properties, Skin Love is formulated to boost cell regeneration, improve skin tone, prevent scarring and level out stretch marks. Say goodbye to those tiny, red bumps and chafed extremities. Even sun-kissed (or, heck, sunburned!) skin gets a soothing makeover with Skin Love.

This synergy blend combines a spectrum of powerful essential oil blends — including Lavender, Pine, Evening Primrose CO2, Geranium, Frankincense, East Indian Sandalwood, Roman Chamomile, German Chamomile, Vanilla CO2, Rose, and Helichrysum — to bolster the look of your skin.

About the Author, Jenna Jones

Jenna Jones is the Chief Marketing Officer of Edens Garden. Jenna’s background in journalism led her to investigate the world of essential oils, and what she discovered inspired her. She joined the team in 2016, spurring Edens Garden into a leading source for aromatherapy education.
Jenna Jones

This article was reviewed by our Lead Aromatherapist

Bella Martinez is a Certified Aromatherapist, Natural Skincare Formulator and Edens Garden’s lead aromatherapist. An industry expert, Bella has spent years training and learning in the aromatherapy field, which she continues annually. Her passion is taking evidence-based aromatherapy and making it approachable for all.
Bella Martinez
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8 comments

Hi Aimee, the roll-on is perfect for focusing on specific concerns with a concentrated application. The body oil is better suited for treating your entire body.

Edens Garden

Can you please compare the benefits of using Skin Love roll on vs massage oil? Thanks!

Aimee

Hi Alisa! Yes, this is typical for this blend but it doesn’t discolor the skin.

Edens Garden

Is skin love supposed to be yellow brown? I’ve read several blog post, but I don’t remember reading anywhere that it was brown in color.

Alisa hearl

Hi Vanessa! Yes, you substitute Rosehip for Coconut oil.

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