💧 Make Your Own Natural Face Serum – Simple, Effective, and Chemical-Free

Face serums have become an essential part of daily skincare routines because they contain a high concentration of active ingredients that deeply penetrate the skin and address specific concerns — from dryness and wrinkles to dark spots.

If you prefer natural cosmetics and want to know exactly what you’re putting on your skin, homemade face serum is the perfect choice — easy to prepare right at home.

✨ Why Use a Natural Serum?

Natural serums are not only economical but also completely free from parabens, artificial fragrances, and harmful ingredients. Regular use can:

✅ Hydrate and nourish the skin
✅ Soften fine lines and wrinkles
✅ Improve elasticity
✅ Promote regeneration and soothe the skin
✅ Be fully customizable to your skin type

📝 Natural Face Serum Recipe

Ingredients:

• 🥄 2 tablespoons jojoba oil (for all skin types)

• 🥄 1 tablespoon argan oil (for dry/mature skin)

• 🥄 1 tablespoon grape seed oil (for oily/combination skin)

• 💧 3–5 drops lavender essential oil (calming)

• 💊 1 vitamin E capsule (antioxidant)

Note: Adjust the oil proportions according to your skin type.

👩‍🔬 How to Prepare the Serum

1. Pour the base oils into a glass dropper bottle.

2. Add the lavender essential oil.

3. Empty the vitamin E capsule into the bottle.

4. Shake well to blend the ingredients.

5. Store the serum in a dark, cool place.

6. Shelf life: up to 3 months.

💡 How to Use

Apply in the evening after cleansing and toning.
Take 2–3 drops, warm between your fingertips, and gently pat onto your face and neck.
For dry skin, you can also use it in the morning before your SPF moisturizer.

Serums are concentrated — don’t overuse!

🛑 When to Be Careful?

• Patch test on a small skin area if you have allergies or sensitive skin.

• Avoid sun exposure immediately after applying serums with essential oils.

🧪 Customize Your Serum by Skin Type

• Dry skin → more argan oil + a drop of frankincense oil

• Oily skin → more grape seed oil + tea tree oil

• Mature skin → add rosehip oil + sandalwood or frankincense essential oil

✨ Conclusion

Making your own natural serum at home means having full control over the ingredients — with no compromises.
With minimal cost, you get a luxurious product that truly works for your skin.

Try the recipe, adjust it to your skin type, and enjoy a nourished, glowing, and healthy complexion every day. 🌿

If you love natural recipes like this, keep following the Moja Lepota blog for more inspiration. 🌸