Origin of Jojoba Oil

In reality, jojoba seed oil is not a fat but a liquid, biodegradable and non-toxic wax. It is obtained by cold pressing its seeds and has a total composition of 96% in ceramides.

This composition so high in ceramides is what causes its extraordinary stability against heat and oxidation, preventing it from altering over time and helping to maintain all its properties.

Jojoba oil does not go rancid over time, so it becomes an excellent substitute oil for ordinary vegetable oils and is positioned in exceptional conditions to be used in food and cosmetics, in lubricants, perfumery, fuels, waxes, plastics, etc. industries.

The molecular structure of Jojoba Oil is clean and practically free of impurities, and unlike other oils, jojoba does not have an unctuous and greasy touch; The skin is soft, smooth and hydrated after regular use.

Main properties of Jojoba Oil

- Jojoba Oil and your hair:

The composition of Jojoba Oil allows it to both moisturize and release oil from the skin, which is why it is popularly attributed properties against hair loss caused by excess sebum in the follicle.

Due to its ability to mix with fat, jojoba oil helps dissolve and displace the sebum that hinders the follicle, leaving it free to resume normal functioning as long as it has not been destroyed yet.

Hair care products (shampoos, creams) containing jojoba provide greater shine and softness to the hair, helping in its regeneration and acting against oil and skin dryness.

The linoleic acid of Jojoba Oil is involved in cell regeneration, and keratin proteins that help in the nutrition of the scalp, strengthen and maintain healthy hair.

- Jojoba Oil and your skin:

Jojoba Oil is indicated for skin problems due to both extreme dryness and sebum imbalances.

Jojoba Oil is a wax that acts directly against aging, moisturizes dry skin, nourishes hair and prevents the accumulation of sebum. The regular application of jojoba oil facilitates the processes of cell regeneration and increases both the elasticity and the softness and firmness of the skin.

In addition to its high content of ceramides, vitamin E is also present in Jojoba Oil, which acts as an antioxidant and protects the skin from free radicals.