Jojoba Carrier Oil
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Jojoba Carrier Oil is a versatile, fast-absorbing oil that closely mimics your skin's natural sebum. This golden liquid wax, derived from the Simmondsia chinensis plant, is perfect for skincare, haircare, and diluting essential oils.
Jojoba Carrier Oil helps balance skin pH, control excess oil, and provides antimicrobial properties. Its light texture makes it an excellent choice for all skin types, including sensitive and acne-prone skin.
- Use Jojoba Carrier Oil as a natural moisturizer for skin and hair.
- Apply directly or blend with essential oils for custom skincare formulas.
- Add a few drops to shampoo or conditioner for extra nourishment.
Jojoba Oil
- Botanical Name: Simmondsia chinensis
- Extraction Method: Cold Pressed/Refined
- Country of Origin: USA
- Color: Golden yellow
- Scent: Soft pleasing scent
- Consistency: Thin
- Absorption: Quick absorption. Leaves a satin finish on the skin.
- Shelf Life: Stable Shelf Life. Store in a cool dark place.
We recommend conducting a patch test before extensive topical use.
When applying essential oils to the face, it's recommended to use a lower dilution ratio due to the sensitivity of facial skin. If you have sensitive skin or are using essential oils that are known to be potent or potentially irritating, you may want to start with an even more diluted ratio. When using essential oils on children, the elderly, or individuals with sensitive skin, it's advisable to use an even more diluted ratio to ensure safety.
With essential oils, a little goes a long way. Using pure, undiluted essential oils does not mean you'll achieve better, faster results or more benefits. When using Sunflower carrier oil as a base for essential oils, the recommended dilution ratio typically depends on the purpose of use and the specific essential oils you're using.
Your trust and confidence is very important to us. As part of our S.A.A.F.E. Promise™ to you, we provide FAMES (Fatty Acid Methyl Esters) test results from a verified third party, independent lab for each one of our essential oil products.
FAMES tests verify purity and quality of the oils we sell, so you can be sure you're using the highest quality oils available on the market today.
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How do you pronounce Jojoba Oil?
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Is Jojoba Oil a carrier oil?
Yes. Jojoba Oil is one of the most popular carrier oils for making essential oil blends for topical use and skincare. Jojoba closely resembles human sebum and is easily absorbed by the skin, so it won't clog pores when used in DIY face moisturizers, scrubs, or beauty products. -
What's Jojoba Oil used for in skincare and haircare?
For skincare, Jojoba Oil can be used to moisturize, remove makeup, soothe irritation, and help balance oily skin. When used in haircare, Jojoba Oil may help promote healthy hair and scalp, tame frizzy flyaways, and support hair health. Jojoba Oil is also a perfect carrier oil for using other essential oils in skincare and haircare. -
Does Jojoba Oil go bad?
Jojoba Oil is shelf stable for up to two years when properly sealed in an airtight container and stored in a cool, dark place. If you're wondering how to tell when Jojoba Oil goes bad, do a smell test. Fresh Jojoba Oil has a very light, faintly sweet, slightly nutty aroma, whereas Jojoba Oil that has expired will smell rancid. -
Can you use Jojoba Oil as a makeup remover?
Yes! Jojoba Oil is an effective, natural makeup remover and can be used to cleanse the skin of cosmetic products including waterproof lipsticks and mascaras. Jojoba Oil will gently break down the makeup while moisturizing, nourishing, and balancing skin pH. -
Is Jojoba Oil safe to use every day?
Jojoba Oil is a gentle wax ester which is considered safe for daily use by people of all skin types because its chemical composition mimics our skin's natural oil, also known as sebum. However, it is always recommended to do a patch test prior to extensive topical use to ensure you do not have an allergic reaction.