Description:
Jojoba Oil made from a shrubby tree found in California and southern Arizona is an authentic oil to be used in cosmetics and skincare products and medicines. Now at a certain point, there are numerous types of oils like LavenderOil,LemonOil, etc., but each oil has its specifications making it different from others. Jojoba Oil is not mainly an oil naturally but a wax ester, leaving a softer, lighter, and less greasy texture. When applied on the skin, it prevents acne, sunburn, and psoriasis. It acts as an emollient right away, leaving skin nourished and unclog pores.
- Its anti-microbial properties help prevent the growth of bacteria.
- It is non-irritating as it is waxy, and hypoallergenic, reactions, and allergies are rare.
- It promotes collagen production.
- Its anti-microbial properties help prevent the growth of bacteria.
- It is non-irritating as it is waxy, and hypoallergenic, reactions, and allergies are rare.
- It promotes collagen production.
How to Use:
Before using any oil or product, do a patch test first. Apply a few drops on your inner forearm, cover with a bandage, and leave for 24 hours. If it does not make any irritation, use it without any worries.
- Add a few drops in your night cream as well as in day cream and use it accordingly.
- For acne, take a few drops and put it through cotton balls on the particular spot. You can use it under the eye to prevent puffiness under the eyes.
- Use a mascara brush to put Best Jojoba Oil on your eyelashes to grow faster and healthier.
Use it as a balm for chapped lips or make a mask to fight against acne and also as a makeup remover.
In some cases, it can cause severe allergies, so it is mandatory to do a patch test initially before its use.
With a variety of healing properties, it is ideal for treating eczema, psoriasis, and acne. It can be used anywhere on the body, including the face.