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Step-by-Step Guide to Use Raw Shea Butter on Face

Author ByMoin Nex

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Shea butter is a fat extracted from nuts of African tree. It includes fatty acids, namely oleic acid, stearic acid, palmitic and linolenic acid in its arsenal.  According to SFGate.com, shea butter is non saponifiable, mean it doesn’t turn to soap when mixed with alkaline, this aids to have greater healing potential than other oils.

Wonder if it makes your face oily or sticky?

Though shea butter remains solid at room temperature, it melts when subjected to body temperature and your skin quickly absorbs it. It’s non comedogenic, mean it doesn’t clog pores.

Jump to: How to use Raw Shea Butter on Face

What properties in shea butter aids to have well hydrated & smooth skin/face

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As mentioned shea butter is non saponifiable, oils with this property has more healing fractions. And oils which are saponifiable have little or no healing fractions and more moisturizing fractions. Luckily shea butter has both healing and moisturizing fractions. Moisturizing elements in shea butter resembles to that in sebum, thus aids to hydrate your body and because of more healing fractions, repeated application of this African butter enhances healing.

Vitamin A in shea butter is a superb moisturizing agent and helps in improving skin conditions like eczema, psoriasis, wrinkles, skin allergies and sunburns. Though exact benefit of vitamin E is not clear, it’s described as an effective remedy in improving micro-circulation and thwarts free radicals. Vitamin A and E both exhibits antioxidant qualities. Whereas acids in this butter, exhibits anti-inflammatory qualities.

Also read: Shea butter for stretch marks

Non saponifiable and vitamin F improves skin elasticity, this fades wrinkles and frown lines.

To reap the nutritional benefits from shea butter on face, beauty experts suggests raw shea butter. American Shea Butter Institute states, pure shea butter has strong smell, anyhow after applying it over body it no more smells.

How to Use Raw Shea Butter on Face

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It’s damn simple to apply this African shea butter on your face. But to take in the listed nutritional properties you must follow the right way. Let’s make it in points.

Note: Unrefined shea butter has all the properties listed above; refined shea butter loses most of the healing properties. So we recommend getting only pure raw shea butter.

  1. Your face is exposed to harmful pollution and impurities get settled over your smooth face. So first step is to wipe them out. Use any natural or store bought cleanser.
  2. Pat dry with soft towel.
  3. When your skin is still damp, apply raw solid butter optionally mixed with any essential oil on your face. Use your finger to massage in circular motion. This improves blood circulation on your skin. [Related post: Shea butter face mask]
  4. As mentioned above, your body heat melts this solid shea butter and it gets absorbed into your skin.
  5. Apply it at night, so you can rinse it off in the morning.

Don’t miss this: How to make whipped shea butter

Regular application will show significance change in your face.

Worried about oily skin? Shea butter properties doesn’t clog pores and it also controls excess sebum production, but remember to try with light layer first.

Are you curious about how to use shea butter on skin?

Simple, exactly the same way mentioned above.

You can also use raw shea butter on your hair. Take fresh shea butter in your palm, using your fingertips apply it over dry scalp. Using wide toothed comb, run the raw shea butter to hair end. Wrap your head with cloth for 10 minutes and then rinse it off.

Did you ever use raw shea butter on face?

Don’t miss this: 5 Simple Steps to Make Shea Butter Lotion

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Acne

40 Jojoba Oil Uses

Author ByMoin Nex

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Jojoba oil uses in cosmetic industries are worth noting. Its restorative and moisturizing benefits compelled many giant cosmetic industries to include it as an ingredient. Jojoba oil uses are not confined to skin or hair almost for every part of the body you can use jojoba oil to some extent under the supervision of doctor.

In 1970s, when sperm whale oil banned jojoba oil stood as best alternative to it. It is when all industries shifted their focus on this Mexican oil.

After research we came to know that jojoba oil is consists wax esters rather than liquid, and to our surprise these are the same wax esters found in sebum. This making this innate oils a great remedy to moisturize our skin, hair and nails. Nutrients like vitamin E, B complex vitamins, zinc, chromium, iodine and copper.

Research is still going on to identify other jojoba oil uses, for now we’re sharing few of them.

Note: For jojoba oil skin benefits for acne click here

40 Jojoba Oil Uses for Skin, Hair and Nails

  1. It’s no exaggeration in saying jojoba oil is marvelous moisturizer for face. Alarming levels of pollution depletes moisture from face leaving your face dry and itchy. Nutrients in jojoba oil penetrate into skin and hydrates it just like your own sebum does.
  2. To reap jojoba oil benefits add it to your beauty regimen. Jojoba oil face mask brings back your skin to life.
  3. Mix it with your favorite essential oil and it turns as a body moisturizer. Not just face now you can hydrate your whole body with this liquid wax.jojoba oil seeds
  4. Though the structure of jojoba oil resembles sebum it is non-comedogenic, mean it doesn’t clog pores.
  5. Oily skin people, topical apply this innate oil to control oil. Jojoba oil tricks your skin to produce less sebum and thus controls sebum production. [Related post: Jojoba oil for oily skin]
  6. As it controls oil production, it’s a great remedy for acne prone skin. Mix it other essential oil and topically massage over acne areas and leave it. Repeat the process and you’ll see blemishes wiping out.
  7. Cleanse your face with jojoba oil recipes. Your face is exposed to dust, makeup and pollution which clogs skin pores, jojoba oil cleanse your face and help your skin breathe easy.
  8. Chemical ingredients in makeup harm your face. Dip cotton ball in pure jojoba oil and remove makeup from face.
  9. Jojoba oil penetrates and enhances collagen production which is responsible for skin’s elasticity. Take it as anti-aging cream. [Related post: Jojoba Oil for Wrinkles, Including Face and Wrinkles]
  10. Vitamin E and B complex vitamins in jojoba oil are great relief for sunburns.
  11. Add base oil or essential oil with pure jojoba oil and it turns to body lotion, which locks moisture.
  12. The unmatched consistency of jojoba oil penetrates into skin and fastens healing process of deeper layers of skin. Apply jojoba oil after shave to treat razor burns.
  13. A skin softener. Tremendous moisturizing elements in jojoba oil soothe skin irritation and make skin smooth.
  14. A lip conditioner, mix it with soybean oil and vitamin E to condition lips.
  15. Use jojoba oil as lip balm. Mix it with other essential oil or you can get one from local store.
  16. Can be used as a lip gloss.jojoba plant
  17. Shed all dead cells over your lips with jojoba oil lip scrub.
  18. Rejuvenate your skin with massaging it with jojoba oil.
  19. Eczema which a set of skin diseases can be reduced by topical application of this desert oil. Dry and itchy skin is main reason behind eczema, jojoba oil moisturizes and iodine in it thwarts infection causing bacteria.
  20. Likewise psoriasis, though can’t treat these chronic diseases completely you can reduce itchy feeling.
  21. This oil is renowned for unclogging pores, this helps to treat black heads, whiteheads and bumps.
  22. Fades stretch marks. Stretch marks appears when you lose or gain weight, nutrients in jojoba oil penetrates into skin and repairs broken connective fibers and fades stretch marks.
  23. Reduce or face acne or other injury scars with this liquid wax. [Reduce acne scars with jojoba oil]
  24. Great carrier oil, all the necessary nutrients needed for supple skin are packed in jojoba oil.
  25. Apply before sun tanner on elbows, knees and on palms.
  26. Soothes itchy skin.
  27. Exfoliates skin and enhances skin tone.
  28. Worried of your dry and broken cuticles, hydrate them with jojoba oil.
  29. Foot moisturizer.
  30. Keeps nail fungus at bay.jojoba oil for nail fungus
  31. Tame flyaways, by rubbing your jojoba oil on hair.
  32. Great source anti-bacterial properties which retrains bacterial growth.
  33. Anti-inflammatory properties soothes irritate skin.
  34. Hair conditioner. Mono saturated fats in jojoba oil penetrate into hair follicles and helps strengths them.
  35. Cleanses the dead cells from scalp.
  36. Stimulates hair growth naturally.
  37. Excellent hairs shine spray.
  38. As it’s identical to sebum in many aspects it’s readily accepted by scalp, so it hydrates dry scalp just like sebum does.
  39. Hair detangling cream.
  40. Deal with oily hair (it controls oil production) and dry hair (hydrates hair) with jojoba oil.

Before swimming, apply jojoba oil over skin, this makes hair follicles to close which prevent harmful chemicals to enter. Treat acne with caveman regimen.

Share this list of jojoba oil uses with your family and friends.

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Home remedies

5 Simple Steps to Make Shea Butter Lotion

Author ByMoin Nex

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All over the cosmetic world praises for shea butter are sung because of its fascinating moisturizing and healing ability. Moisturizing elements in shea butter which are identical to elements in sebum penetrates into skin and hydrates it from the inside. Along with face shea butter lotion can topically applicable on other parts of the body.

While vitamin A, E enhances fast healing, antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties in shea butter aids to treat acne, eczema, psoriasis, stretch marks and other skin diseases. It is non-comedogenic; mean it doesn’t block pores, thus making it favorable for oily skin. Beauty experts suggest raw or unrefined shea butter, as refined shea butter has less healing properties.

Also read: Shea butter for Stretch marks

Shea butter is ivory colored fat derived from nuts of karité tree. Unrefined form is a bit strong and may hard to apply it over skin. For easy use, it’s recommended to add essential oil or base oil and whip. There are numerous shea butter lotion recipes available over web and you can make your own recipe by blending your favorite oils.

How to Make Shea Butter Lotion

shea butter body lotionTo make shea butter body lotion at home, you need shea butter, essential oil and an electric whipper. (Here we’re sharing most simple recipe keeping all our users.)

Things you’ll need

  • Raw shea butter – 1 lb or 0.45 kg
  • Essential oil (grape seed oil or virgin coconut oil) – 3 ounce (or 88.7 ml)
  • Vitamin E oil – 1 ounce (or 29.5 ml)
  • Fragrance oil and preservatives (optional)

Procedure to make shea butter lotion at home

  • Put a bowl on heat (microwave) and pour all ingredients, includes essential oil or base oil (vitamin E oil) and shea butter.
  • Don’t make ingredients heat, we just want to melt slightly for easy blending.
  • Remove from heat and whip with electric whipper for about 1 minute.
  • Now add distilled water to it make lotion. Again whip it for 3 minutes. Then let it cool.
  • You’ll get a thick cream, add fragrance or preservatives (not recommended) optionally.
  • Now it’s ready, before applying it over prewashed face or skin, whip it for easy application.

Note: Overheating ingredients makes them lose healing properties

Don’t miss : DIY Guide to make Shea Butter Face Mask

How to Make Shea Butter Soap

shea butter soap making

Because it rejuvenates skin, most people prefer shea butter soap; with this you can make your skin supple and inflammation free. It’s simple to make your own shea butter soap at home.

Things you’ll need

  • Castile soap – 1
  • Raw shea butter – 2 tbsp
  • Almond oil – 1 tbsp
  • Water and double boiler

Procedure

  • Fill half of the double boiler with tap water and grate your castile soap in inner double boiler.
  • Heat to melt the soap completely; now add almond oil and raw shea butter. Stir thoroughly.
  • Now pour the mixture in small plastic box to dry for several hours.
  • Obtained shea butter soap should be placed on dry rack for 3 weeks, turn regularly to avoid warping.
  • Wrap it in a plastic cover to preserve it for future use.

Share your views about this shea butter lotion and soap recipes in comments.

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Home remedies

Make Whipped Shea Butter in Less Than 15 Minutes

Author ByMoin Nex

how to make whipped shea butter

Shea butter is extracted from seeds of shea tree, native to Africa. It has shown significance moisturizing and healing properties when applied topically. Vitamin A and E in shea butter enhances cell growth, while its assorted antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties soothes skin.

American Shea Butter Institute states that moisturizing elements in shea butter and in sebum are identical. Thus this proves to be an emollient. And it also reveals that shea butter is non-comedogenic, mean it doesn’t clog pores.

So, shea butter cream is favorable to both dry and oily skin. Though you can get shea butter from local store, it’s simple to make whipped shea butter cream at home.

How to Make Whipped Shea Butter

whipped shea butter cream

Do you want to reap nutritional benefits of shea butter for your skin? Then try raw shea butter instead of refined chemical ingredient shea butter. As raw or unrefined shea butter is strong and sometimes hard to topically apply on skin, it’s recommended to whip it, by adding some essential oils. Obtained whipped shea butter will be smooth compared to previous one and yet packed with all nutrients.

Making whipped shea butter is a bit demanding so it takes trial & error methods to obtained well whipped butter, which you can directly apply on skin as a moisturizer. There are many different recipes of making whipped shea butter available online; few suggest melting shea butter and other prefer without melting. Though both recipes works, sometimes melting shea butter creates problems by turning to grainy. So we would like to follow recipes which don’t include melting of shea butter.

Things you’ll need

  • Raw shea butter – 4 ounce
  • Virgin olive oil (or any base oil) – 2 tbsp
  • Lavender oil (or any essential oil) – 10-20 drops
  • 2 Bowls and 1 electric whisker.

Procedure to make whipped shea butter

  • Get raw or unrefined shea butter from local store and keep it in a room temperature. Put it in a bowl and mash using fork or spoon.
  • Add virgin olive oil and mash for few more minutes.
  • Now, using electric whisker whip shea butter mixture at high speed for about 5-8 minutes.
  • Optionally add lavender oil to whipped cream. Transfer the whipped shea butter cream into a jar and place it in dry cool place.

That’s it! You’ve made raw whipped shea butter cream at home. You can topically apply on prewashed face.

Note: If you’ve acne prone skin or acne blemishes Shea butter cream can treat, click here to find out.

How to Make Shea Butter Cream

shea butter creamEven without whipping shea butter you can use it directly. But as mentioned earlier, unrefined shea butter may feel hard to apply over skin and it has strong odor. To easy topical application, beauty experts make shea butter cream. You make think why not bring a new shea butter cream form local store, yes you can but they lack healing properties as most of them are subjected to refining process.

What’s the secret ingredient to reap the benefits of shea butter?

Add few drops of essential oil and base oil to shea butter. Believe us! That’s it.

Remember to prefer only raw ingredients to garner nutritional benefits. As this homemade shea butter cream doesn’t have preservatives they may not last for longer time, so make only in small quantities.

Things you’ll need

  • Raw shea butter – 1 tbsp
  • Jojoba oil – 1 tbsp (or essential oil)
  • Jasmine oil – 1 tbsp (or base oil)

Related post: How to make jojoba oil

Procedure to make shea butter cream at home

  • Initially start with small quantities so that you may not go wrong. Place double boiler on heat. Fill half of bottom layer of boiler with water and place shea butter in top boiler.
  • We’re melting shea butter so that it will be easy for us to blend essential oils. But note, not to heat for longer time as it loses healing properties.
  • After removing boiler from heat, mix jojoba oil and jasmine oil to shea butter solution and using whisk whip the solution.
  • Settle it to cool down and deport the cream into another jar to preserve.

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You can apply shea butter whipped cream over prewashed face in circular motion.

Tips on Storing Shea Butter

As we didn’t add preservatives shea butter cream won’t last longer. Anyhow you can add preservatives if needed. Store in cool dry place. No need to refrigerate, room temperature is favorable. Whenever you use shea butter remember to wash your hands.

If you get unpleasant rancid odor then its a sign that your shea butter cream is rotten, throw it away.

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Face Masks

Shea Butter Face Mask – DIY Guide

Author ByMoin Nex

shea butter face mask

The unparalleled moisturizing benefits of shea butter are due to assorted moisturizers in it, according to American Shea Butter Institute these moisturizers are identical to moisturizers secreted by sebaceous glands. Impeccable proofs show that topical application of shea butter face mask can trigger considerable change in skin tone.

Almighty made our body with all the essential resources; however our food habits and distressing levels of pollution deplete moisture from our body. This is where innate external resources come in handy. Shea butter is one among those fascinating natural moisturizers which almost has identical benefits like skin’s own natural moisturizer.

Vitamin A in shea butter has exceptional healing property which is a good remedy for skin diseases including acne, eczema, wrinkles and skin allergies. American Shea Butter Institute states that premium shea butter can also treat insect bites, frostbites and sunburns. Restorative properties in shea butter enhance collagen production to stimulate fast healing.

Before we dwell into face mask recipe, let us note that you must initially hydrate your skin from the inside by consuming water rich foods like cucumber, water melon and vitamin rich spinach.

Also read: How to make a cucumber face mask

Without ado let’s see process of making shea butter face mask.

3 DIY Shea Butter Face Mask

We’re listing only few recipes of face mask, you can add other essential remedies to enhance this homemade shea butter face mask.

DIY: 1 Avocado, Honey and Shea butter Face Mask

Ingredients in this face mask have fascinating properties. Avocados are packed with vitamin A, B, C, E and K. Minerals include magnesium, iron and potassium. Antioxidant properties restrain bacterial growth and enhance collagen to fade wrinkles. Honey is a natural humectant which helps to retain moisture over body. Antimicrobial properties in honey thwart acne or infection causing bacteria. Regular application can fade acne scars. Lime juice can lighten dark spots.

Things you’ll need

  • Avocado – 1/2 tbsp
  • Honey – 1 tbsp
  • Shea butter – 1/2 tbsp
  • Lime juice

Procedure

  • Blend all the specified ingredients into a bowl or mash with a spoon.
  • Apply it on your prewashed and exfoliated face using fingers.
  • Massage in circular motion and at problem specific areas like blemishes, scars slightly press with fingers.
  • Rinse it after 15 minutes. You may have sticky feeling after washing, but don’t cleanse, it soaks naturally. (source: Jenni Raincloud)

[Related post: How to Apply Face Mask]

DIY: 2 Shea Butter Face Smoother

Things you’ll need

  • Unrefined shea butter
  • Facial scrub
  • Facial mask

Procedure

  • Topically apply raw shea butter over your face.
  • After 10 minutes apply face scrub over it, you can use homemade face scrub instead. This process will open up skin pores.
  • After 2 more minutes rinse it off with warm water.
  • Now you can apply any homemade facial mask to enhance smoothness of skin. We recommend using above (DIY 1) mentioned face mask here.

Scrubbing face before applying face mask helps to absorb nutrients effectively. Shea butter can also be used as a night cream added with any essential oil like olive oil and vitamin E oil. (source)

DIY: 3 Aloe Vera, Rose Water and Shea Butter Face Cream

Things you’ll need

  • Aloe vera gel – 1 tbsp
  • Rose water – 1 tbsp
  • Olive oil – 3 tbsp
  • Vitamin E oil – 800 IU
  • Beeswax pearls – 2 tbsp
  • Shea butter – 1 tbsp

Procedure

  • Pour shea butter, beeswax and olive oil to top of the double boiler and fill the bottom of the double boiler with half water. Heat the ingredients till beeswax melts.
  • Parallelly, whisk honey and rose water into a bowl.
  • After melting beeswax remove the boiler from heat and add specified quality of vitamin E oil, this turns into an emulsion.
  • Pour whisked honey and rose water to this shea butter bowl. Optionally other essential oil and stir well.
  • Transfer the face cream into a jar. (source: Livestrong.com)

Related post: Rose water and acne

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How to Make Jojoba Oil

Author ByMoin Nex

Jojoba oil is a liquid wax extracted by crushing jojoba plant seeds. It’s native to southern Arizona, California and northwestern Mexico. The innate benefits of jojoba oil for skin made it most renowned natural moisturizer.

Jojoba oil is packed with assorted antioxidant and antimicrobial properties which soothes and thwarts infection causing bacteria. These adverse properties make it difficult for bacteria to spread and it also controls excess sebum production.

Topical application of this oil moisturizes skin, treats oily skin and restrains acne. Though you can get pure jojoba oil for local or online store, you can also make jojoba oil at home.

Yes, it’s quite challenging to make it at home, yet its valuable.

3 Simple Steps to Make Jojoba Oil

how to make jojoba oil

If you don’t locate near to jojoba plant’s native place, try to acquire its seeds from local garden or nursery. Traditionally, they’re harvested in summer.

Step: 1 (Dry Seeds for 2 weeks)

Jojoba seeds contain 54 percent of wax. Before you put these seeds to extraction, moisture level should be approximately 10 percent.

Step: 2 (Extract oil from Jojoba seeds with seed presser)

Spill all jojoba seeds into seed presser or expeller press. Collect oil into jar and discard jojoba meal. According to Pubmed.gov Simmondsin in jojoba meal effects on meal patterns and few other researches claim it to be toxic.

Also remove wax accumulated, which appears to be light oil.

Step: 3 (Store Pure Jojoba oil in dark place)

Disparate property of jojoba oil aids to store it for longer period without turning to rancid. Collect extracted jojoba oil into a glass container and use it topically or mix it in a face mask.                                                         [Related post: How to make jojoba oil face mask]

Here, we’re done with making unrefined jojoba oil at home.

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Acne

How to Use Jojoba Oil for Face

Author ByMoin Nex

Molecular structure of jojoba oil is identical to sebum (natural skin oil). Wax esters in sebum can be found in jojoba oil too. This makes it ultimate remedy to hydrate your skin. However it doesn’t clog pores like sebum. Non-comedogenic property restrains clogging of pores which is great for acne prone skin.

So, this desert shrub comes in handy for both dry and oily skin.

Also read: Can jojoba oil treat face wrinkles?

How to Use Jojoba Oil on Your Face

When applied topically jojoba oil forms barriers over skin protecting it from infection causing bacteria and moistures skin. Spirit Demerson (beauty expert) of Spiritbeautylounge.com says jojoba oil tricks the skin to produce less sebum. Eventually it treats acne scars and breakouts. She recommends going for only 100% pure jojoba oil.

For people with dry skin, she suggests to apply this innate oil right after shower when the skin is still damp. This keeps your skin moist for longer time. Applying excess jojoba liquid wax may make your skin oily, so take no more than 6 drops of undiluted oil. You can also add it with any aromatic essential oil or moisturizer. And if you’ve your own facial regimen then include this natural oil as an ingredient. It does wonders on your face. (For jojoba oil face mask, click here)

People with oily skin, don’t worry this oil is not greasy. Take few drops of pure jojoba oil in your palm and massage on your face, wrinkles, neck and on chin in circular motion. In-case if your face seems oily, then blot with tissue paper. As mentioned above you can use it with your facial or moisturizer.

Also read: Jojoba oil for oily skin

Jojoba oil with essential oils

To dilute jojoba oil you can mix it with any essential oil. We’re making it easy for you by listing recommended oil combinations.

  • Jojoba oil (2 ounce), rosemary oil (10 drops) and 15 drops of  tea tree oil for acne prone skin
  • Vitamin E oil, grapeseed oil (1 ounce) and jojoba oil (1 ounce) combination to nourish skin.
  • Coconut oil (1/2 cup), zinc oxide (1/4 cup), titanium oxide (2 tbsp) and jojoba oil (1/2 cup) as sunscreen mask.

Related post: Benefits of coconut oil for skin

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Acne

Jojoba Oil for Oily Skin – Why You Can’t Ignore

Author ByMoin Nex

jojoba oil for oily skin

The only vegetable oil which resembles like your own natural oil sebum is jojoba oil. However its non-comedogenic property makes it different from sebum means it unclogs pores and helps your skin breathe easy.

To unravel, jojoba oil is not actually oil, it’s a liquid wax filled with fatty acids and nutrients. Don’t be upset if you’ve oily skin, as this is not greasy. Apart from being an emollient which soothes and hydrates skin, assorted properties in jojoba oil for oily skin forms barriers over skin and aids to control excess sebum production.

Also read: Jojoba oil for Wrinkles

Why We Recommend Jojoba Oil for Oily Skin?

Jojoba oil is enclosed by liquid wax esters just like sebum, but wax esters in sebum decreases with age resulting in dullness and wrinkles. Nutrients like zinc, iodine, vitamin E and B complex vitamin aids to fight bacteria and fungi. These fascinating properties of jojoba oil made cosmetic industries to add it as an ingredient.

When you topically put jojoba oil over skin, it creates two barriers over skin and tricks the skin to produce less sebum on one side and on other side it hydrates skin. So it works great for both dry and oily skin. Thus this desert shrub can easily manage oily skin.

Don’t miss: Jojoba oil for acne scars and stretch marks

It is non-comedogenic, means it doesn’t clog pores and anti-inflammatory properties in this oil aids to treat acne lesions. Jojoba oil includes all those properties needed to keep the skin smooth and well toned in its arsenal. You just need to get organic jojoba oil from local store to combat with acne causing bacteria and free radicals.

How to Use Jojoba Oil

Beauty experts suggest adding jojoba oil to any moisturizer to topically apply over skin. However, under the supervision of doctor you can directly massage your face with few drops of jojoba oil.

Jojoba oil is praised for its moisturizing properties. Mix it with your homemade face mask and see how this desert shrub rejuvenates your face.

Related post: Jojoba oil face mask recipe

Want to read more about jojoba oil benefits for skin, click here.

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