Anti Wrinkle Face Serum Recipe for Maturing Skin in Women Over 30

This all natural anti wrinkle face serum recipe helps to keep the effects of aging to a minimum and aids in reversing those troublesome dry patches. Learn how to craft a natural holistic DIY anti aging serum to diminish the appearance of aging and target patches of dry skin that come with aging. The perfect antioxidant rich anti aging skin care product for women over 30.

Is It Time for An Anti-Wrinkle Serum Skin Care Product?

The older I get the more I start to notice the fine lines on my face and the wrinkles around my eyes. Not to mention those annoying dry patches I get under my eyes whenever cooler weather strikes. While I’ve never really looked my age, at 38 I’m even more conscious of how quickly my age can catch up with me – and show! – if I don’t take care of my skin. So I created this all natural anti wrinkle face serum recipe to help keep the effects of aging to a minimum as well as to help reverse those troublesome dry spots.

This natural anti wrinkle face serum recipe is super easy to make. Just weigh the ingredients, mix and bottle. It even comes with free printable labels which make it great for gifting inside of those DIY homemade holiday gift baskets. And just a pea sized amount daily before bed does the trick. It’s also great under makeup and aids as a primer for eyeshadow to help keep your favorite eye colors in place. This anti-wrinkle face serum absorbs quickly and leaves your skin feeling moisturized, but not greasy. Plus there’s no overwhelming perfume fragrance like many facial products have that can irritate sensitive skin.

Natural Anti Wrinkle Face Serum Recipe

© Rebecca D. Dillon

Ingredients:

5 grams sesame seed oil
5 grams evening primrose oil
5 grams walnut oil
2 grams macadamia nut oil
5 grams rosehip seed oil
5 grams baobab oil
9 grams tamanu oil
29 grams jojoba oil
29 grams grapeseed oil
15 grams patchouli essential oil
15 grams GMO free Vitamin E oil
2 grams rosemary extract

Supplies:

digital kitchen scale
plastic transfer pipettes (at least one of each oil)
small glass pyrex measuring cup
four 1 oz. amber glass bottles with glass droppers (or two 2 oz. amber glass bottles with glass droppers)
full page Brown Kraft sticker label

Instructions:

Ready to make your own anti wrinkle face serum recipe for your natural anti aging skin care routine? Great! Let’s get started.

Begin by placing the glass measuring cup the scale, set to measure grams and tare. Then using a plastic transfer pipette add the sesame oil to the cup until you reach 5 grams. Repeat with each oil and a fresh pipette with the weight indicated taring after each new oil is added. Then use different plastic transfer pipettes each for the patchouli essential oil, Vitamin E, and (liquid) rosemary extract to add the number of drops indicated. Stir well.

Now use a plastic transfer pipette to slowly fill each of the four 1 oz. amber bottles with 24 – 25 grams of the serum. If using two 2 oz. bottles, fill each with 48 – 50 grams of serum by weight. Cap each with a glass dropper cap and label.

To use simply apply a pea sized amount evenly to a clean face before bed. You can also add another pea sized amount to your neck if desired. Pay extra attention to areas with wrinkles or dry spots such as around eyes. For extra love, you can also use this natural facial serum before applying makeup in the morning. You’ll be amazed at how easily it absorbs without leaving any greasy, oily feeling behind.

If you like you can also include 5 grams of Sea Buckthorn Oil. I had planned to use this oil as part of this recipe but inadvertently forgot to order it. Sea Buckthorn Oil is typically used to treat damaged skin, ulcerations, scar tissue, wrinkles, eczema, and burns.

You can download the free printable labels for this recipe here. (For personal use only.) I printed my labels for this project onto a full size Brown Kraft sticker label from WorldLabel.com.

The elements used for these labels were created by We Lived Happily Ever Blog. The font used is the Dutch & Harley font which can be downloaded for free, personal use at dafont.com.

If you like this recipe you may also like my Natural Handmade Nourishing Under Eye Cream Recipe. And, for more DIY beauty projects like this one, be sure to follow my DIY Bath and Body board on Pinterest. You can also follow me on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.