DIY Face Serum Recipe
If you’ve ever wanted to make your own facial serum at home, this is the recipe I’ve been loving. ✨
It’s a simple blend of carefully chosen oils that you can make yourself with just a few ingredients and supplies.
I’ve put together the complete recipe below, along with links to the exact products I use so you can easily find everything you need.
Ready to make it? Let’s get started. 🤍
My DIY Face Serum Recipe
What You’ll Need
- 5 drops Copiaba oil
- 5 to 10 drops Frankincense oil
- 5 drops Sacred Frankincense oil(if you have it, if not do 10 drops Frankincense)
- 5 to 10 drops Patchouli oil
- 10 drops Elemi oil
- 5 to 10 Tea Tree oil
- 5 drops Geranium oil
- 5 drops Joy oil(custom blend by Young Living)
- 5 drops Blue Tansey oil
- Carrier oil of choice ( I love Dr Adorable Grapeseed oil)
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Instructions
- In a 6oz glass dropper or pump bottle add the essential oils with the carrier oil of your choice and mix.
- Apply to clean dry skin AM and PM
💕 A Few Tips Before You Make It
• Start with a small batch, especially if you’re trying the recipe for the first time.
• Use clean, dry equipment and containers.
• Store your finished serum appropriately based on the ingredients you’re using.
• A little serum goes a long way — you generally only need a small amount for your face.
• Always patch test new skincare ingredients before applying them to your face.
Watch Me Make It
Want to see exactly how I make this serum?
🎥 Watch the YouTube Short:
If you try this recipe, I’d love to hear how you like it! Tag me or leave me a comment on the video. 🤍
Disclosure
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Important Note
This recipe is provided for informational purposes and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. Skincare ingredients can affect everyone differently. Always patch test new ingredients before using them on your face and discontinue use if irritation occurs. If you have a skin condition or concerns about using a particular ingredient, consult a qualified healthcare professional.