Essentially Natural Jojoba Oil - Cold Pressed

• INCI Name: Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil
• Common Name: Jojoba
• Plant Part: Seed
• Country Of Origin: South Africa
• Extraction Method: Cold pressed and unrefined
• Form: Liquid wax
• Skin Feel: Lightweight, non-greasy and fast absorbing
• Solubility: Oil soluble, not water soluble
• Suitable For: Face oils, body oils, cleansing oils, hair finishing, cuticle care, nail care and essential oil dilution
• Storage: Store tightly closed away from heat and direct sunlight

• Daily face and body oil routines
• Cleansing oils and make-up removal
• Hair smoothing for mid-lengths and ends
• Cuticle and nail conditioning
• Carrier blends for suitable essential oils
• Lightening the feel of richer oil blends
• Minimalist skin, hair and nail care

This Product Is For:

• Skincare routines that prefer a lighter oil feel
• Face oils and cleansing blends with a clean, comfortable finish
• Hair and nail care needing light conditioning
• Essential oil blends requiring a versatile carrier
• Minimalist routines built around single-ingredient oils

This Product Is Not For:

• Very rich, heavy or waxy oil preferences
• Water-only formulas without a suitable emulsifier
• Strongly aromatic oil profiles
• Anyone looking for a finished cream, lotion or gel

• As a Face Oil: Smooth a few drops over clean skin and massage gently into the face and neck.
• As a Body Oil: Apply to slightly damp skin after bathing.
• As a Cleansing Oil: Massage a small amount over dry skin to loosen make-up and daily residue, then remove with a warm damp cloth or follow with your usual cleanser.
• As a Hair Finisher: Rub a small amount between the palms and smooth over mid-lengths and ends.
• As a Carrier Oil: Use to dilute suitable essential oils at an appropriate dermal level.
• As a Nail Oil: Massage a drop into the nails and cuticles as needed.
• As a Cosmetic Ingredient: Add to anhydrous products or the oil phase of emulsified formulas.

• For external use only
• Do not ingest
• Patch test before first use
• Avoid direct contact with eyes
• Follow appropriate dilution guidance when blending with essential oils
• Discontinue use if irritation occurs
• Store away from children, pets, heat and direct sunlight

Q: Why is jojoba called an oil when it is a wax?
A: It remains liquid at room temperature and is used like a carrier oil, but its chemical structure is technically that of a liquid wax.

Q: How does Jojoba Oil compare with richer carrier oils?
A: It generally leaves a lighter, less heavy finish, making it particularly useful for facial oils, cleansing blends and light haircare.

Q: Can it be used on both skin and hair?
A: Yes. It works well across face, body, hair, nail and cuticle routines.

Q: Can Jojoba Oil be used to dilute essential oils?
A: Yes. It is a versatile carrier for properly calculated topical essential oil blends.