Jojoba Oil
A skincare indulgence that combines luxury, deep hydration, and effective anti-ageing properties.
Carol Priest Jojoba oil is a pure luxurious liquid wax ester released from the beans of the jojoba shrub when they are cold-pressed. Jojoba is a natural oil that is able to penetrate deep into your skin for extreme hydration. The reason the hydration is so effective is that the wax esters found in Jojoba are identical to the natural sebum produced by our skin. Skin is made up of sebum which helps our skin stay healthy and hydrated through locking in moisture, however, as we age the production of sebum decreases causing dry skin and wrinkles.
Enriched with vitamin E and antioxidants, Jojoba Oil can help prevent the formation of wrinkles and promote youthful-looking skin. It is an ideal moisturiser for the skin and can be used on a daily basis to ensure your skin stays smooth and supple.
Benefits of Jojoba Oil
Restores skin's natural pH balance
Combats fine lines and wrinkles
Cleans pores
Restores skin's natural pH balance
Lightens scars and skin imperfections
Stretch mark prevention
Treats damaged hair
Prevents split ends
Removes make up
Directions
How to Use
To use, gently massage Jojoba Oil into your skin in circular motions until fully absorbed. For deep moisturisation, apply it to damp skin.
It can be used as a makeup remover, effortlessly eliminating makeup residue while leaving your skin clean and refreshed.
Its liquid wax texture also makes it an excellent choice for shaving, as it provides a protective barrier against razor burn and redness.
It can also be used as a conditioning treatment for your hair, promoting lustrous and nourished strands.
For External Use Only.
Storage
It is best to store Jojoba Oil in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. In colder temperatures, the oil may solidify, but it can be easily returned to its liquid state by placing the bottle in a room-temperature environment.
Free From Harmful Additives
We believe in the power of clean skincare. This product is free from a wide range of harmful additives, including preservatives, parabens, phenoxyethanol, mineral oils, artificial colors, artificial fragrances, palm oil, propylene glycol, PEGs, EDTA, isopropyl alcohol, formaldehyde, and GMOs.
Rest assured, you're providing your skin with the care it deserves.
Cruelty-Free and Environmentally Conscious
We are proud to say that our products are cruelty-free and have not been tested on animals.
We are committed to promoting a sustainable future, and our packaging reflects that commitment. All product packaging, including bottles, lids, labels, and boxes, is recyclable. Our boxes are made from cardboard derived from sustainable forests and printed with vegetable-based inks.
By choosing our products, you're making a positive impact on the environment.
Skin Care
Incorporate it into your skincare routine to help cleanse and purify the skin, reducing the appearance of blemishes and promoting a clearer complexion.
Body Massage
Combine Lavender True Oil with your favourite carrier oil. Leaves skin soothed, invigorated and muscles relaxed.
Hair Care
Add a few drops to your shampoo for a cleansing and balancing boost and a healthy scalp.
Aromatherapy
Add a few drops to your diffuser or oil burner and immerse yourself in the calming and floral aroma of Lavender True Oil.
FAQs
Can I use Jojoba Oil if I have sensitive skin?
Yes, Jojoba Oil is generally well-tolerated by sensitive skin. Its gentle and non-irritating properties make it suitable for sensitive skin types. However, it is always recommended to perform a patch test on a small area of skin before applying it to your entire face or body to ensure there are no adverse reactions.
Can I use Jojoba Oil for acne?
Yes, Jojoba Oil is often used by individuals with acne-prone skin. Its non-comedogenic nature means that it does not clog pores or contribute to acne breakouts. In fact, Jojoba Oil's cleansing properties can help unclog pores and regulate sebum production, potentially reducing acne symptoms.
However, as with any new product, it is advisable to test it on a small area first to ensure it does not cause any adverse effects.
How can I use Jojoba Oil for hair care?
Jojoba Oil can be highly beneficial for hair. It can be used as a conditioning treatment to nourish and moisturise the hair, promote shine, and reduce frizz. Applying Jojoba Oil to the scalp can also help balance oil production and alleviate dryness or dandruff. Massage a small amount into the scalp and distribute it evenly through the hair, leaving it on for a while before rinsing.
Can I use jojoba oil during pregnancy or while breastfeeding?
Jojoba oil is considered safe for use by pregnant women and is often recommended as a natural remedy for various pregnancy-related symptoms. It is non-toxic, non-allergenic, and suitable for all skin types, making it a gentle option for expecting mothers. Since jojoba oil is easily absorbed by the skin, it does not pose any known risks to the developing baby.
However, as with any new product or ingredient, it is advisable to consult with your healthcare provider before incorporating jojoba oil into your skincare routine during pregnancy. They can provide personalised advice based on your individual circumstances.
Can jojoba oil be ingested?
Essential oil should not be ingested as it can be toxic. It is for external use only. If you have any concerns or require internal use of essential oils, consult with a qualified healthcare professional or aromatherapist.
How should I store jojoba oil?
To preserve the quality and potency of Jojoba Oil, store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. Ensure the bottle is tightly sealed to prevent oxidation. Proper storage will help extend its shelf life.
Can I use jojoba oil in DIY skincare products?
Absolutely! Jojoba Oil is a popular ingredient in DIY skincare products due to its versatility and nourishing properties. You can incorporate it into homemade face masks, serums, lotions, or lip balms to provide hydration, improve skin texture, and enhance the overall effectiveness of your DIY creations.