Jojoba oil has a water-binding effect - it forms a protective layer on the skin and can help retain fluid, making it a great moisturizer. It can also help prevent bacterial infections and can even treat dandruff-prone scalps.
It can help kill not only bacteria but also fungi - although not all of them, but those that cause salmonella, candida and E. coli. It contains vitamin E in its natural form, which is one of the best skin care products because it can protect the skin from oxidative stress caused by harmful substances in the environment and harmful radiation. It is non-comedogenic, so it does not clog pores, allowing the skin to breathe, so it can also be used by those with oily, acne-prone and blackhead-prone skin.
It is also considered a promising ingredient in the field of wound healing, as it can help new skin cells connect on the surface of a wound or cut, meaning it can also have an exfoliating effect. Among other things, it is often recommended for the treatment of scars left after acne. Due to its anti-inflammatory effect, it can also be used for the external treatment of extremely dry, eczematous, or psoriasis-prone skin, and can even protect against sunburn.
It can also be used for brittle nails and hair ends. After just 2 weeks of treatment with jojoba oil, nails can become visibly stronger, shinier, and healthier, and the nail bed will become fluffy and soft. It is also super effective on its own for dry, chapped lips! Jojoba oil can also be used to prevent and fade stretch marks and stretch marks.
Dosage: To make body oil: add a few drops of lemongrass,
5-10 drops of lavender, 5 drops of tea tree oil to 100ml of jojoba oil and use it all over your body, leaving your skin with a fresh, pleasant scent. For the care of tired, varicose legs: mix 10 drops of grapefruit, 5 drops of lavender, 2 drops of lemon essential oil in 50 ml of jojoba oil and apply to the desired surface.
Ingredients: 100% cold-pressed jojoba oil
