Jojoba Vegetable Oil

Yes, the jojoba oil can moisturise and nourish the delicate eye contour area without causing irritation.

Yes, jojoba oil is non-comedogenic and can indeed be used by oily skin types.

Yes, jojoba oil blends well with other plant oils. This allows for the creation of personalised skincare tailored to each individual's skin.

There is no scientific evidence of the effect of jojoba oil on wrinkles.

Yes, jojoba oil can be used on the lips to hydrate and soften them.

No, this is not possible. While jojoba oil can trap impurities due to its oily texture, it cannot emulsify upon contact with water as it does not contain surfactants. However, you can use a makeup remover oil containing jojoba oil for makeup removal.

Indeed, with its light texture and richness in fatty acids, jojoba oil is a beneficial massage oil that nourishes the skin without leaving a greasy residue.

Jojoba oil strengthens the skin barrier by replenishing the intercellular cement of the stratum corneum, while aloe vera gel, rich in water, hydrates and soothes the skin. The choice, therefore, depends on the needs: nourishment for jojoba oil, hydration and soothing for aloe vera.

To date, no study has shown that jojoba oil can combat seborrheic dermatitis.

Although fluid and non-irritating, jojoba oil is not ideal as an intimate lubricant, as it can disrupt the balance of the vaginal flora. It is better to use lubricants specifically formulated for this purpose.