While
olive oil might be beneficial in some ways, other studies have suggested that
if you have sensitive skin, particularly oily skin or a skin condition such as
dermatitis, olive oil might not be the best choice. One research found that
olive oil actually made certain skin conditions worse for adults and
recommended that parents should avoid using olive oil on their infants. If you
have sensitive skin, do an allergy test before applying it to your face. Rub a
dime-sized amount on your forearm with the brand of olive oil that you plan to
use. If you observe no reaction in 24 to 48 hours, it should be safe to use.
Another
research connected that using natural oils, including olive oil, on infants
might actually contribute to them developing eczema later in life. This is
especially true if you have a family history of eczema.
Olive
oil is a heavy oil and is not easily
absorbed into the skin. Wipe off excess oil to prevent clogging pores or
trapping bacteria. Choose a high-quality product that doesn’t contain additives
or chemicals.
BETTER
NOT USE FOR A NEWBORN
Using
olive oil on your baby can turn out to be a terrible idea. Why? Well, you may
not know if your baby is allergic to it or not. So, do not give your baby a
massage with olive oil. Any skin problem will only make your newborn irritated.








