DIY Botox Oil: My Honest Home Recipe for Smooth, Youthful Skin
Hey ladies! So, I gotta share this with you. My mom always swore by this face oil recipe for fighting off those pesky premature wrinkles, and honestly… it works way better than I ever thought. If you’re tired of spending money on fancy creams or you just want something natural, homemade, and effective, try this DIY Botox Oil at home. Let’s dive in!
Why Make Your Own Botox Oil?
- No harsh chemicals, just good oils and a couple of kitchen basics.
- Cheaper than 90% of store-bought stuff.
- You know exactly what’s goin’ on your face.
What You’ll Need (Ingredients List)
Here’s what I use—nothing crazy, I promise:
| Ingredient | Amount | What it Does |
|---|---|---|
| Rosehip Seed Oil | 2 tbsp | Regenerates skin, reduces scars |
| Jojoba Oil | 1 tbsp | Balances skin, won’t clog pores |
| Vitamin E Oil | 1 capsule | Powerful antioxidant, heals skin |
| Frankincense Oil | 4-5 drops | Tightens, anti-aging properties |
| Lavender Oil | 3 drops | Calms skin, helps inflammation |
| Aloe Vera Gel (optional) | 1 tsp | Adds moisture, soothes skin |
If you can’t find one of these, don’t stress. Just use what you have, but the Rosehip and Frankincense really do the magic.
Tools You’ll Need
- One small glass dropper bottle (30-50ml is fine)
- Funnel (or steady hands, lol)
- Clean bowl and spoon for mixing
Step-by-Step: How to Make DIY Botox Oil
Alright, let’s get into it!
Step 1: Prep Your Stuff
- Wash the bottle with hot water and let it dry. You don’t want any old gunk in there, trust me.
Step 2: Mix the Base Oils
- In your clean bowl, pour the Rosehip seed oil and Jojoba oil.
- Stir it around a little so they blend.
Step 3: Add the Goodies
- Pop open that Vitamin E capsule and squeeze it in.
- Drop in your Frankincense and Lavender oils.
- If you want extra hydration, add a spoonful of Aloe Vera gel. Mix until smooth.
Step 4: Pour and Store
- Use a funnel to pour your blend into the glass bottle. If you spill a bit, that’s okay, happens to the best of us!
- Screw the lid on tight.
Step 5: Let It Settle
- Shake gently. Leave it for a day so everything blends together real nice.
How To Use DIY Botox Oil
I usually use this every night (sometimes in the morning too if my skin feels dry).
How I do it:
- Wash face with gentle cleanser, pat dry.
- Drop 2-3 drops of oil onto your fingertips.
- Warm it up by rubbing your fingers together.
- Press gently onto your cheeks, forehead, chin, and neck.
- Massage upward (don’t drag your face down, lift it up—mom’s rule!).
Tips:
- If you have oily skin, just use a tiny bit at first.
- Can layer with your moisturizer if you want.
- Avoid getting it too close to your eyes.
Real Talk: What Results to Expect
Honestly, don’t expect real “Botox” results overnight. But you will notice:
- Skin feels softer by day 3
- Fine lines look less angry after a week or two
- You get this natural glow that people will notice
Frequently Asked Qs
How long does it last?
- If you keep it cool and dark, up to 2 months.
Can I use it with makeup?
- Yep, just let it soak in for 10 minutes first.
Will it clog my pores?
- Not unless you pour half the bottle on your face.
Final Thoughts
So, that’s the whole thing. No magic, no weird science, just oils that actually work. I love this recipe because it’s super simple, but feels like you’re doing something special for yourself every night.
If you try it, let me know how it goes! And share with a friend who’s tired of wasting money on overhyped stuff.
