STYLE

If you have....acne-prone skin

What to use: Tea tree oil.

What it does: Acts as an antiseptic, clearing and preventing pimples and blackheads.

How to use it: After cleansing skin with a gentle natural cleanser, put a few drops of tea tree oil on a cotton pad and dab all over face. Leave on overnight.

The Body Shop Tea Tree Oil, $10, thebodyshop-usa.com

If you have...sensitive skin

What to use: Chamomile oil.

What it does: Calms skin, reduces redness and soothes irritation.

How to use it: Mix a small amount with coconut oil and rub into skin after a bath. Alternately, put a few drops on a hot towel and sit with it draped over your face until it becomes cool.

iHerb Chamomile Oil, $8, iherb.com

If you have...oily skin

What to use: Lavender oil

What it does: Helps to absorb bacteria and oils while soothing irritation.

How to use it: Mix a small amount with your favorite carrier oil (we like olive or coconut) and water in a spray bottle to create a light, soothing face mist.

Piping Rock Lavender Oil, $5, pipingrock.com

If you have...dry skin

What to use: Extra virgin olive oil.

What it does: Hydrates very dry skin. 

How to use it: Use in place of moisturizer at night. Can also be used as a cleanser—just rub in a circlular motion, then apply an astringent or other toner.

Donostia Olive Oil, $11, donostiafoods.com

If you have...skin discoloration

What to use: Avocado oil.

What it does: Reduces redness and dark spots by brightening the skin with vitamin C. 

How to use it: Use a small amount of avodaco oil in place of your daily moisturizer.

Thrive Avocado Oil, $4, thrivemarket.com