What They Say:
"Youthful skin produces wax esters that are responsible for the deep
cleansing and moisturising of skin, hair and nails. Up to 30% of healthy young
skin sebum is made up of wax esters. As we grow older, wax ester production
begins to slow down. As a result, the functions of wax esters are lost,
allowing moisture to escape from skin cells. This begins the aging process of
skin.
Jojoba is the only plant known to produce wax esters instead of plant oil.
Its molecular structure is similar to the wax esters in youthful skin sebum.
Jojoba is naturally hypoallergenic and contains powerful antioxidants, Omega 6
& 9 fatty acids, and Vitamins A, D and E. As a result, when jojoba is
applied to skin, it puts back what aging takes away, working immediately to
begin restoring youthful looking skin, naturally.
Jojoba moisturises lips, face, hands, cuticles, body and hair, leaving skin
smooth and hair silky. Apply jojoba to wet or dry skin, hair and nails".
RRP: 30ml/85ml/100ml/200ml -
$19.95/$29.95/$29.95/$39.95 – Available from selected health food stores and chemists.
What I Say:
The Jojoba oil from The Jojoba Company Jojoba Oil is Australian made from 100% Natural
Australian Jojoba, and it contains no harmful detergents, chemicals, parabens,
artificial fragrances, colours, PEGs, mineral oils, sodium lauryl sulphate
(SLS), or animal products, which instantly makes me give it bonus points.
The Jojoba oil is such a versatile oil that
can be used to moisturise and nourish ageing skin. It can be used as a massage
oil, to remove make-up, to relieve and heal rashes and to condition hair,
scalp, hands and cuticles.
Face
Having combination skin prone to breakouts,
and as my skin is a little oilier during summer, I was a little worried using
this oil in my face but I have to say that it left my skin feeling extremely
soft and moisturised , although a little on the greasy side. Worn under makeup,
I found my skin started to get a little too shiny too quickly and my makeup
would slide a lot earlier than it normally would so I would really recommend
using it as a moisturiser only for those with very dry skin, or perhaps during
winter, when skin tends to be a little drier. Décolletage
Makeup Remover
I used Jojoba oil as makeup remover for waterproof eye makeup including mascara and it removed all traces easily without rubbing or pulling the sensitive eye area, and it leaves the delicate area soft and moisturised.
Nails and Cuticles
Hair
The Jojoba oil also works brilliantly as a hair treatment to condition dry hair, either put in the hair prior to shampooing, and it will have the same effect as a the old fashioned ‘hot oils’.
When used as a treatment in dry hair, only
a very small amount, otherwise the hair will end up looking very greasy, but I
see that as a good thing, as then my bottle will last much longer!
My hair and in particularly dry ends
instantly absorbed the oil as an intense treatment, smoothing down any frizz,
and leaving my hair looking healthy and glossy, giving it a much needed
moisture boost, without weighing it down. And after washing my hair, it still
felt and looked healthier and can truly see the benefits from frequent use of
this oil.
The Jojoba oil comes in a glass bottle with a pump dispenser, which makes it very easy to use, although it tends to drip a little which can make the glass bottle a little oily and slippery. It has a nice subtle scent and natural scent, which once absorbed the scent completely disappears. The concentrated oil is easy to use and therefore only the smallest amount is needed and therefore a bottle will seriously last you a very long time.
This Jojoba oil is truly an essential
multi-tasker that should be kept in every bathroom!
*This product was kindly provided for consideration, and it has been reviewed in accordance with my Disclosure Policy.
Have you ever tried jojoba oil? What is your favourite multi-tasking product?
*This product was kindly provided for consideration, and it has been reviewed in accordance with my Disclosure Policy.
Have you ever tried jojoba oil? What is your favourite multi-tasking product?
How does jojoba compare to argan oil for hair use?
ReplyDeleteVery helpful review as always.
I think argain oil has more moisturising and repairing benefits for the hair, I think....but what I like about the jojoba oil is how versatile the oil is that you can use it for so many different things from skin, to hair and nails!
DeleteI have never tried jojoba oil but heard lots about it. I'm hesitant to try oils but this sounds good :)
ReplyDeleteI am also hesitant using oils in my face, and this was also a little too greasy in my face for my liking. Perhaps in winter when my face is generally a little drier!
DeleteI love oils. I'd be hesitant to use it on my face though as I too have combination skin.
ReplyDeleteI am the same, as too greasy or too concentrated products make my combination skin break out, but I did find it great to use on my décolletage, and so concentrated too.
DeleteJojoba is not an oil at all, it is a wax, so give it a go. Don't believe me google it!!
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