Jojoba vegetable oil has nourishing, protective and sebum-balancing properties.
It is the vegetable oil of choice for oily, acne-prone skin.
Jojoba, originally from Mexico, is a shrub that can grow up to 5 m tall. Its leaves are oval and green. Its roots are very long, up to 30 m, enabling it to withstand drought. It is grown in Israel, Australia and South America. Jojoba oil is produced by cold-pressing the seeds.
When can you use jojoba vegetable oil?
Liquid wax texture; subtle hazelnut scent.
A liquid plant wax with good affinity with the skin, suitable for all cosmetic and anti-aging applications, even on oily skin. Penetrates beautifully, leaving skin satin-smooth. Jojoba has been an ally of Inca tradition. The peoples of Central and South America used it to protect themselves from the sun's rays or to prepare for them. Today, jojoba is found in many cosmetic preparations that regulate sebaceous secretions, or beautify fine, dry or brittle hair.
NOTE: This oil becomes solid below 14°, but this does not affect its quality.
Pranarom Jojoba Bio Plant Oil penetrates the skin quickly without leaving a greasy film, making it an ideal choice for daily moisturizing. By applying it regularly, you'll quickly notice an improvement in the texture of your skin, which will become soft, supple and incredibly smooth. Say goodbye to dry, rough skin, and welcome younger, more groomed-looking skin.
In addition to its moisturizing benefits, Pranarom Jojoba Bio Plant Oil has unique regenerative and protective properties. Thanks to its high antioxidant content, it helps prevent damage caused by free radicals and external aggressors. As a result, your skin is better protected against the signs of premature aging, such as fine lines and wrinkles, and regains its natural radiance.
Do you dream of healthy, radiant hair? Pranarom Jojoba Bio Plant Oil is the solution. Thanks to its composition rich in vitamins and essential fatty acids, this precious oil intensely nourishes your hair, providing it with the nutrients it needs to be at its healthiest. Your hair will be visibly softer, shinier and more manageable. Indeed, if you have dry or damaged hair, Pranarom Jojoba Bio Plant Oil is your ultimate ally. It penetrates deep into hair follicles, providing intense, long-lasting hydration. Your hair will regain its moisture balance, vitality and natural suppleness. Say goodbye to frizz and dull locks, and hello to silky, revitalized hair.
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Oral use: 10 g (1 tablespoon) per day.
Cosmetic use: Suitable for combination or oily skin, as it balances skin acidity. Use for oily hair (20 minutes on the roots before shampooing) or dry hair (as a mask in a warm, damp towel).
For oily skin: 5 drops of jojoba + 2 drops of Lavender officinalis applied to the face in the evening at bedtime.
Precautions for use
100% vegetable oil of : Jojoba Simmondsia chinensis
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