Jojoba

Where does that stuff come from?

Jojoba grows as an evergreen, richly branched shrub, with a height of up to 4 meters
Native to Mexico, California and the Sonora Desert
In a natural environment, the shrubs can live up to 200 years.
The seeds of the plant contain a liquid that is extracted by cold pressing.
Jojoba oil is actually liquid wax

Jojoba oil is a must-have for beautiful hair and skin.
It is extremely stable to oxidation and therefore the basis for almost all oil mixtures
It is perfect for oily, sensitive skin and for combination skin – basically for all skin types
The fatty acid composition of jojoba oil is very similar to the naturally formed oil in our skin sebum.
This means that the oil penetrates the skin well, is easy to spread and does not leave a greasy film.
Ideal moisturizer for skin and hands, care for hair and nails.
packed with skin-loving vitamins, nutrients, fatty acids, erucic acid and eicosenoic acid as well as natural vitamin E and phytosterols
balances the production of sebum and thus ensures balanced skin in a natural way
dry “oil” – has a wonderful, light texture
excellent moisturizer.
deeply nourishing and yet feels light on the skin.
forms a protective barrier on the skin, but still allows the skin to breathe.
makes the skin super soft and supple
has a balancing effect, does not clog the pores
increases the elasticity of the skin
provides long-lasting protection against moisture loss.
slightly anti-inflammatory
Helps against acne
Strengthens the connective tissue and prevents wrinkles
Jojoba oil is used in many hair products, such as Conditioners, shampoos and hair treatments.
The deeply nourishing oil nourishes the hair and makes it super soft and shiny.
Jojoba oil has a natural sun protection factor of three to four and is therefore used as a base oil for sun oils.