Oils for Dehydrated Skin:

Beautifying Face Oil, £68, Tata Harper
Morning or Night oil? Either.
How much do you apply? A drop or two.
How does it feel on the skin? Beautifully hydrating yet lightweight.
Smell? Natural and aromatherapeutic but luxurious.
How long did it take to absorb? Instantly.
Final Thoughts: This lightweight oil is super versatile and can be blended into your serum for an extra moisture shot or used alone for an instant lift.

Oils for Dehydrated Skin:
Face Oil, £65, Votary
Morning or Night oil? Night.
How much do you apply? 2 drops
How does it feel on the skin? This is a gorgeously light oil that absorbs very quickly.
Smell? Rosy and luxurious.
How long did it take to absorb? Quickly.
Final Thoughts: This is brilliant because it’s rich and deeply nourishing yet doesn’t leave a filmy residue on the skin at all.

Oils for Dehydrated Skin:
Blue Orchid Face Oil, £34, Clarins
Morning or Night oil? Night.
How much do you apply? 1 drop
How does it feel on the skin? The consistency is slightly too oily to use in the morning but for night, it’s perfect. It coats the skin but it isn’t too heavy.
Smell? The fragrance is musky with notes of patchouli.
How long did it take to absorb? Quickly.
Final Thoughts: This hydrates the skin and leaves it dewy.

Oils for Dehydrated Skin:
Super facialist rose hydrate oil, £9.99, Una Brennan
Morning or Night oil? Night but you can add a few drops to your moisturiser for morning use.
How much do you apply? 1 to 2 drops.
How does it feel on the skin? It’s a thicker consistency but it absorbs well.
Smell? Rose.
How long did it take to absorb? Well.
Final Thoughts: This is the best value for money product.
