How to Use Ozonated Olive Oil on Your Face

Ozonated olive oil has numerous benefits especially for the skin. Its properties can help stimulate regeneration of skin cells. It can also reduce inflammation, ease irritation and speed up healing. As a topical massage paste, the ozonated oil acts as a natural antioxidant which allows for toxins and lactic acid to be released from the skin pores and help get rid of dirt and bacteria. Its antibacterial qualities make it a useful natural remedy for acne and many other skin conditions such as eczema and psoriasis. As well as its ability to cleanse the skin, ozonated olive oil helps reduce redness and swelling of the skin. Ozonated olive oil can also be used to diminish the signs of aging like premature wrinkles, fine lines and age spots. A simple acne solution for every skin type is an ozonated olive oil. It can clean and help remove harmful toxins and free radicals and calm the skin. It is more effective than the olive oil itself because the oxygen delivered by ozonated ointments can improve the circulation and stimulate the cell recovery faster. Plus, it is a great remedy for healing sunburns. It improves the speed of burn healing and can help keep wounds clean by delivering both olive oil and oxygen to the skin. This combination calms nerves and reduces the swelling and redness of a sunburn as the oil and oxygen stimulate growth of skin cells for faster healing.

Ozonated Olive Oil + Honey

Honey, which has natural antibacterial properties, is rich in antioxidants that can help reduce inflammation in angry skin (which is your skin right now). Combine it with ultra-hydrating ozonated olive oil, and you’ve got yourself a moisturizing mask that’s perfect for flaking, raw skin.

Ozonated Olive Oil + Milk + Turmeric

There’s a reason why turmeric is one of the most sworn-by spices in herbal medicine for treating a zillion skin and health ailments: It actually works. Well, at least for your skin. It’s an antiseptic, antibacterial, and an antioxidant, and people swear by it for preventing acne, brightening blah skin, soothing irritation, and a ton more. That, mixed with hydrating milk, makes this mask an all-around dry skin savior.

Ozonated Olive Oil + Egg

OK, yes, adding raw eggs to your face sounds less than ideal, but eggs are a major skin-care player in K-beauty, since their whites are thought to temporarily tighten skin and reduce the appearance of pores. Add in a little ozonated olive oil, and this mixture turns into a hydrating mask for combination skin.

For dry skin, mix a half a tablespoon of ozonated olive oil with an egg yolk and a tablespoon of flour. If the paste is too viscous to spread, add more oil. Spread over your face and leave on for 20 minutes to moisturize.

Ozonated Olive Oil + Banana + Sugar

No, you’re not making banana bread, sadly. This mask-scrub hybrid uses the natural exfoliating nature of sugar and the hydrating powers of banana to create a moisturizing mask that will remove skin flakes while soothing dry skin. Just be careful not to scrub, scrub your face with this mask—the jagged edges of sugar crystals can scratch up your skin and cause irritation.

Storage of ozonated olive oil

Daily use - in a cool, dark place.

Long-term storage - in the refrigerator at + 4 ° C.

Thickened ozonated olive oil can be "thawed" in warm (40 ° C) water.

Shelf life in the refrigerator - 2 years.

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