Can Natural Oil Protect Your Skin from Pollution? The Answer is Yes

How does pollution affect your skin?

We live exposed to smog, microparticles, environmental pollution, and even blue light. All of that creates oxidative stress, a kind of "invisible attack" that:

• Dehydrates the skin
• Triggers spots, acne, and sensitivity
• Accelerates skin aging

The good news? Nature has its own defense: vegetable oils rich in antioxidants.

How do natural oils help?

Vegetable oils create a lipid barrier that protects your skin without blocking it. They work as an active shield that:

Prevents water loss (dehydration)

Repels contaminating particles

Neutralizes free radicals (thanks to its antioxidants)

Calms inflammation

The best oils to combat pollution:

1. Pomegranate seed oil

Contains punicic acid and natural vitamin C. It is a deep antioxidant that stimulates cell regeneration and neutralizes free radicals.

2. Raspberry oil

Rich in vitamin E and polyphenols. Helps protect against the blue light from screens and electronic devices.

3. Moringa oil

A powerful purifier that traps toxins, ideal for urban areas. Lightweight, non-greasy, and excellent for all skin types.

4. Camellia oil

Protects from polluted environments and extreme weather. Soothes, repairs and strengthens the skin barrier.

How to use them in your routine

• Apply them as the last step of your routine, after the serum or moisturizer.

• Use 2-3 drops in the palm of your hand, rub them gently and press onto your face.

• If you live in a city, it's ideal to use oil at night to help the skin recover.

Be careful with synthetic oils

Avoid mineral oils or those with silicones, as do not nourish or protect, they only create a superficial layer that can clog pores. Always look for cold-pressed and 100% natural oils.

At Tuara, we believe in the natural defense of your skin

That's why we choose oils rich in antioxidants, pure and non-comedogenic, that not only hydrate but actively protect your skin from the modern world.

Because your skin also breathes, and deserves to be free of toxins.