Jojoba Oil

Cold-pressed jojoba oil is a lightweight and fast-absorbing vegetable wax. Its low comedogenicity and antioxidant content help strengthen the skin's protective barrier and resistance to environmental influences. Unlike most plant oils, jojoba oil consists of long-chain wax esters that resemble the composition of human sebum. This is why it is absorbed quickly into the skin. In hair care, jojoba oil is suitable for use in scalp masks or as a moisturiser for hair ends, providing protection against dryness, split ends, and breakage. Read more about the benefits of oils HERE. Jojoba oil is an oil that is not actually an oil, but a wax resembling skin sebum, whose role is to protect your skin. Who is this product suitable for? Dry and normal skin: supports the skin's protective barrier and helps retain moisture. Sensitive and maturing skin: thanks to the antioxidants contained in the oil, it helps fight free radicals and supports skin recovery. Combination and oily skin: absorbs quickly and does not clog pores. Beneficial properties: Supports recovery: helps skin to recover faster from external environmental influences (cold, wind, dry air). Moisturising effect: helps maintain the skin's natural moisture level. Naturally rich in Vitamin E: Vitamin E is known for its antioxidant properties, which help neutralise free radicals and keep the skin looking elastic and smooth. Composition similar to skin sebum: well absorbed by the skin. Moisturising care for hair and scalp: suitable for use on hair ends and scalp to help reduce dryness and add shine. Key ingredients Jojoba oil – contains long-chain wax esters similar to those found in skin sebum. Antioxidant-rich composition supports the fight against free radicals. Origin: Israel

Apply a few drops of oil to your fingertips and massage into clean skin. If desired, add a few drops to your face or body cream. Use on hair ends on towel-dried hair. NB! Before using the product, ensure that you are not allergic to the ingredients. Discontinue use if skin irritation occurs.