Struggling to choose the best blue lotus oil for your needs, well, look no further!
When using blue lotus oil, you will experience anti-aging benefits that lighten dark spots and relieve dry, patchy skin. It is a natural facial moisturizer, and all while enjoying an alluring pleasant scent and mild psychoactive properties, which can contribute to its rising trend in some spiritual and meditation practices.
Keep reading to find the best lotus oil for your beauty and health routine. If you like spiritual and meditative uses, there is something for you as well.
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Thank you for your comment below in answer to my previous observations and questions.
This wizzley -- like all your writings here and elsewhere ;-D -- is so timeless and timely in its images and its information.
What healthier, pleasanter way to launch summer activities and fun than with one-stop shop -- with all the necessary information in one place there too -- about blue lotus oil products?
DerdriuMarriner, Thank you for the helpful and thought-provoking contribution to this post. It is a beautiful flower. I follow directions when using the products as different brands vary in the strength of the product. I certainly think it's important to do a patch test before using any blue lotus oil. My Mom had a lot of allergies, including skin care products and makeup. She always aired on the side of caution. It has made an impression on me. Again thank you for your helpful and valued contributions, much appreciated.
Beach, outdoor-activity, outside-pool, yard-work -- ;-{ -- days can be perhaps agingly dehydrating and drying for human skin.
It causes me to consider application times for blue lotus.
It perhaps is most effective, most logical to match blue lotus-applying with after, not before, the above-mentioned summer-doings quarter, correct?
The last subheading, Blue Lotus Oil FAQs, advises us, with its second question, How Do I Use Blue Lotus Oil?, that "You can use blue lotus oil in a diffuser, blended with a carrier oil for topical use, or added to bath water for a soothing bath experience."
What is the most compatible, effective carrier oil?
A busy schedule sometimes interferes with spacing such beneficials as anti-aging, anti-dandruff and pro-meditative, pro-spiritual blue lotus products.
Sometimes it's quite welcome to itinerate from one to another to another iteration of what improves oneself all in one morning or afternoon or evening (or whole day ;-D).
Is there any reason to space these separate applications?
The computer crashed before I could commence the other component to my comment-box question below.
Some beneficials detail a frequency schedule. For example, the beneficial product figures at most a schedule featuring no more than 7 consecutive days at a time.
Might there be such an on- and an off-time with blue lotus oils?
Frequency and timing can make a difference sometimes in product effectiveness.
Is there a time perhaps effectivest for applying Blue Lotus products?
(For example, some people prefer exercising earlier over later because of efficienter, faster calorie-burning. Just like some people prefer watering plants earlier against daytime evaporation and sundowning with wet roots, something from which many plants refrain ;-D!)
Your fourth subheading alerts us to Blue Nectar Ayurvedic Moustache and Beard Oil.
Such a product appeals to me as a beard- and moustache-less -- ;-D -- lady not in the traditional circus ;-D.
Can the aforementioned product be applied to head hair for similarly attractive, healthy appearances, scents and textures?
Blue lotus as a plant and as a product is persuasively photogenic.
May the oil be applied foot to head, head to foot?