Naturactive Huile Végétale JOJOBA Bio 50ml in our organic pharmacy, is a skin and hair care oil. Share your opinion on how to use and dosage with our partner Verified Reviews after your purchase.
An omega-9-rich oil based on liquid Jojoba plant wax. Also known as "green gold of the desert", it has a very good affinity with the skin. With its "dry" texture, it helps nourish the skin while penetrating quickly, without leaving it greasy. It is therefore particularly suitable for oily skin, ideal for morning facial care. Dermatologically tested.
Cosmos Organic certified by Ecocert Greenlife according to Cosmos standards.
100% of all ingredients are organically grown.
Made in France.
An ideal vegetable oil for the skin and all hair types. It is particularly indicated for the following skin care products:
A vegetable oil rich in monounsaturated fatty acids (eicosenoic acid). Ideal forskin hydration and massage.
Organic Jojoba vegetable oil is naturally rich in unsaturated fatty acids, particularly omega 9, which are known for their nourishing and protective properties for the skin. This oil is also distinguished by its composition in unsaponifiables, plant compounds beneficial to cell regeneration and skin health. Thanks to its "dry" texture, Jojoba oil quickly penetrates the skin without leaving a greasy film, making it an ideal ingredient for face and body care.
Nicknamed "the green gold of the desert", Jojoba vegetable oil has an exceptional affinity with the skin. Its chemical composition is very similar to the sebum naturally produced by human skin, giving it excellent skin compatibility. This affinity enables Jojoba oil to regulate excess sebum, while naturally nourishing and protecting the skin. It is therefore suitable for all skin types, even the most sensitive.
One of the most appreciated features of Jojoba vegetable oil is its "dry" texture. Unlike some vegetable oils, which leave a greasy film on the skin, Jojoba oil is rapidly absorbed, leaving the skin soft, supple and perfectly moisturized. This rapid absorption makes it an ideal choice for those with combination to oily skin, as it offers light hydration without clogging pores or weighing the skin down.
Jojoba vegetable oil offers numerous benefits for the skin. In addition to its moisturizing properties, it helps regulate sebum production, making it an excellent ally in the fight against acne and skin imperfections. It also soothes irritated and sensitive skin, reducing redness and inflammation. What's more, thanks to its regenerative properties, Jojoba oil helps heal wounds and scars, leaving skin soft and smooth.
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Cutaneous application
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Precautions for use
Cutaneous application: massage oil for body care.
Presentation - Packaging
50 ml bottle.
Regulating and softening, this oil is appreciated for its penetrating touch that doesn't leave a greasy film. It protects the skin from dehydration and is ideal as a base for massage oils and make-up removers.
Thanks to its moisturizing properties, Jojoba oil is also recognized for its anti-aging action.
How to use Jojoba oil on skin and hair?
Jojoba oil prevents dehydration and revitalizes asphyxiated skin. It's the perfect way to restore a beautiful, radiant complexion! Its dry texture and composition, which differs from that of most vegetable oils, enable it to reinforce the hydrolipidic film and regulate the flow of sebum in oily skin.
And for hair? Applied with regular massages, this oil will restore vigor and shine to your hair, especially if the lengths are dry or brittle. And if you have oily roots, don't hesitate to use this precious elixir either, as it rebalances the scalp.
Vegetable oils or fats are oils extracted from seeds or other parts of fruits. Like animal fats, vegetable fats are actually mixtures of triglycerides (lipids). Soybean oil, grapeseed oil and cocoa butter are examples of seed oils, or fats from seeds. Then olive oil, palm oil and rice bran oil are examples of fats from other parts of the fruit.…
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