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what jojoba can do for you

Use golden jojoba straight for all types of massage or use it as a superior base for massage and aromatherapy blends.

Antioxidant properties in jojoba prevent rancidity and give it a very long shelf life. When jojoba is used as a carrier it can prevent rancidity in added oils.

For a one stop all over treatment applying jojoba all over your body, face and feet while still wet after a shower then towelling off leaves skin smooth, soft and moisturised.

jojocare for your hands and nails

Golden jojoba nourishes hands and nails in one application. Massaged well into the cuticles it penetrates deep and fast to soothe, moisturise and clean, bringing new flexibility and less chance of breaks and splits.

Let jojocare go to your head

Natural skin sebum can build on your scalp clogging hair follicles. This can cause scalp conditions like scaling. If this is not cleared, sebum build up can retard hair follicles to the point where they release hair shafts and the follicles may eventually die.

Golden jojoba penetrates fast and deep, loosening and lifting the sebum build up while dissolving the sticky residues from hair products. It leaves your hair and hair follicles clean and clear to function as they should.

Regular massage of the hair and scalp with golden jojoba is refreshing and stimulating for scalp and hair.

jojocare for wrinkles

From about the age of twenty there is a steady reduction in liquid wax esters in skin sebum. Their function is to retain moisture and keep skin smooth and elastic. As skin ages the liquid wax esters in golden jojoba can assist by maintaining skin moisture and elasticity.

Jojoba is known as nature’s wrinkle fighter. It forms a thin non-greasy lipid layer that holds water in the skin. At the same time it penetrates the intercellular skin structure leaving skin soft and supple, and smoothing fine lines including stretch marks and scars.

jojocare for oily skin

On oily skin it penetrates deep and fast merging with skin sebum, tricking the skin to regulate the production of sebum.

A very useful technical document that details clinical research into jojoba as a food, a health maintenance product and as a strategic treatment for many situations and conditions can be found at this link on books.google.com. There is highly technical information in the first three chapters but Chapter Four from page 251 onwards is very informative.