Key benefits Acne, psoriasis, neurodermatitis, withered, dry and inflamed skin, sunburn, hair loss. Effectively removes impurities from the skin, which makes it an excellent tool for removing makeup. For therapeutic purposes, it copes well with warts, fungus on the feet, wounds and ulcers on the skin, herpes. Jojoba oil is rich in antioxidants, omega fatty acids and vitamins A, D and E. Description Jojoba oil is extracted by pressing the seeds of the plant Simmondsia chinensis. It consists mainly of higher fatty acids associated with higher alcohols. Although it is called oil, it is actually a liquid wax. It is unique in composition and qualities among all other vegetable oils. Interestingly, it resembles a lot of human sebum (which makes it a natural alternative to moisturizers). Jojoba oil is highly penetrating and contains powerful antioxidants, is easy to apply and absorbs quickly, moisturizes and strengthens the skin in depth. The oil has a great texture, it can be used as a massage oil for both the body and the face. Contributes to the health and beauty of hair - moisturizes, gives softness and shine, improves hair structure, especially suitable for dry, torn and tangled ends. Jojoba is among the most preferred vegetable oils due to its molecular stability. It is resistant to oxidation and practically rancid, has an extremely long shelf life, added to other oils and oil mixtures extends their shelf life. Jojoba oil is universal and is part of many homemade recipes for beauty and health, an excellent carrier for essential oils. Pure jojoba oil has a light golden color. Benefits of using jojoba oil: Treats acne, psoriasis, neurodermatitis. According to research published in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences, jojoba oil has proven anti-inflammatory properties and has potential applications in a variety of skin conditions, including skin infections, skin aging and wound healing. There are data showing the effect of jojoba oil on acne and seborrheic dermatitis (dry, scaly skin) and eczema. Retains moisture in the skin. Jojoba oil helps retain moisture in the skin, thus keeping the skin hydrated and fresh. Jojoba oil does not clog pores, and prevents the appearance of blackheads and acne. You can use morning and evening instead of face cream. Effectively removes makeup and skin impurities. To do this, drip a few drops of jojoba oil on a tampon to remove makeup and clean the face. Can be used instead of cream before and after shaving. It is effective for fungi, warts, wounds, herpes due to its strong anti-inflammatory properties. Maintains healthy and shiny hair. Jojoba oil strengthens hair follicles on the scalp and helps hair grow stronger and healthier. The presence of vitamins E and B makes hair more shiny, adding volume and density. Applied a small amount of damp hair prevents hair breakage. Scalp massages with jojoba oil eliminate dryness of the scalp, dandruff and itching. You can add a few drops of jojoba oil to the conditioner and hair mask Natural lip balm. Rub a few drops on the lips. Reduces fine lines. Massage a few drops where necessary. How to use Externally: for massaging the skin and hair, as an additive to cosmetic creams, masks. Receptions For hair growth and nourishment: Mix 3 tablespoons of castor oil with 1 tablespoon of jojoba oil (optionally you can add 5 drops of tea tree oil or rosemary) and rub into the roots and along the length of the hair. Wrap in a towel and stay with the mask for at least 30 minutes. Then wash your hair as usual. Against acne: Mix 1 tablespoon of clay, 1 tablespoon of jojoba oil and 2-3 drops of tea tree oil. Apply on face and wait until dry, then rinse with lukewarm water. You can use the mask 2-3 times a week. Anti-wrinkle and skin nourishing: 1 egg yolk, 1 teaspoon of jojoba oil, 1 teaspoon of pure honey, 2 - 3 drops of rose oil. Mix all ingredients and apply on clean and dry skin. Leave the mask on for 20 minutes and rinse with lukewarm water. Two-phase degreaser: Mix 80 ml of rose water and 20 ml of jojoba oil in a bottle (preferably with a spray). Shake before use to mix the two ingredients, which otherwise stand separately on top of each other.