While there's a lot of debate over this topic, I'd say yes. Olive oil is similar to natural face oils, contains vitamins A, E and K (I know A and E can be absorbed into the skin, not sure about K), and helps the skin stay moisturized.
When people object to the use of olive oil on the skin, it's usually because they assume that any sort of oil clogs the pores and adds to oil buildup on the face. What they don't realize is that oils are produced by the face because they are necessary (in proper amounts) in skin protection and hydration . Using soaps and other harsh chemicals (acne medications etc) tend to excessively dry the skin. This can lead to excessive dryness and inflammation, which can cause wrinkles and acne. As well, dry skin forces your oil glands to step up production, causing excessive oil production, leading to an oily appearance.
Olive oil can be used in tandem with castor oil for an excellent facial cleanser (look up the oil cleaning method for lots of articles), which clears away dead skin and bacteria and unclogs pores while not stripping the skin's oils.
Olive oil can also be used on its own after cleansing for a moisturizer. When used sparingly, your skin will feel soft, without an oily sheen.
yes all oils are great for dry skin even problemed skin like mine!!,
i tried it today with my miracle touch foundation after hearing it lacks on to dry skin and it works so well,
smoother and softer skin now
Brilliant!
rember oil drys oil so even if u have oily skin you should try it!
NO Oil is the reason your skin is breaking out.
no it burns your skin when your outside
yes you can
Yes, but it will probably clog your pores. Olive oil molecules are too big to fit in your pores, that's why it's better to use olive oil. Other oils you can use is jojoba oil and almond oil.
No, you can not use olive oil as a facial cleanser. It will clog up your pores. Ganoderma is the best herb to use for facial cleansing.After the face is cleansed extra virgin olive oil may be used to moisturize the skin
It's for beauty and care. When you rub olive oil (or olive oil brands/products) it tends to moisturise your skin leaving the smooth undry and healthy skin you have. As for nails, it tends to make them grow leaving it the nails to be healthier. I don't know what olive oil does to your nail and face, but I know what extra-virgin olive oil does for your HDL cholesterol, the good one. Extra-virgin olive oil raises HDL, making the LDL, the bad cholesterol to lower. I think that it is healthier for you to ingest extra-virgin olive oil everyday. Concerning to the use of olive oil for your nails and face, the contributor above has given an answer.
Olive oil on skin will not improve hair growth. But it will clog your pores, resulting in black heads (a form of acne).
I personally use olive oil to seal the moisture in my hair.
Can we use olive oil for breast massage
you don't it doesn't affect hair growth
The menorah in the temple was lit with pure olive oil
because olive oil was made in the ancient Greece
Extra Virgin Olive Oil
You can use olive oil with many different foods. I use it to pour on salads and for frying.
yes you can. but it wont as better than olive oil.