How to Use Jojoba Oil

When shopping for cold-pressed Jojoba Oil, stick with the organic brands - you want to make sure it`s 100 percent jojoba oil and there aren`t any additives that may be irritating.

There are so many organic jojoba oil uses, so don`t be afraid to experiment with your body products by adding a few drops of this beneficial ingredient. Here are some recommended uses:

Face Moisturizer: Apply four to six drops of oil to your face in the morning and at night before bed. Can you leave jojoba oil on your face overnight? Absolutely. In fact, it will nourish your skin as you sleep.

Hair Moisturizer: Add three to five drops to your conditioner, or apply one to two drops to damp hair after showering. If you have split or dead ends, massage jojoba oil into the ends after showering and before styling your hair.

Reduce Wrinkles: Use one to three drops of jojoba, and apply it to wrinkled areas. Then rub it into your skin in a circular motion until it`s absorbed. You can do this twice daily.

Makeup Removal: Add three to five drops of jojoba oil to a cotton ball or pad, and wipe off makeup.

Lip Balm: Apply one to two drops of jojoba oil to your lips as an all-natural lip balm.

Fight Infections: Add one to three drops of jojoba oil to the infected or irritated area twice daily.

Sunburn Soother: Rub a quarter-size drop of jojoba oil into sunburn areas for relief.

Mosquito Repellant: Research suggests that a combination of jojoba oil, coconut oil, rapeseed oil and vitamin E oil may help repel mosquitos for three to four hours.

Acne Fighter: Using a clean cotton ball or clean fingers, apply a dime-size portion of jojoba oil to acne-prone areas in the morning and at night. You can also combine it with acne-fighting essential oils, like frankincense and lavender.

The first commercial cultivation of jojoba was in the Negev Desert and Dead Sea areas of Israel. Jojoba oil became very important to the cosmetic industry in the 1970s, when whaling was banned and sperm whale oil was no longer available.

By 2000, the International Jojoba Export Council expected the global jojoba production to increase 15 percent over a five-year period, and with the popularity of DIY recipes and body care these days, jojoba oil continues to gain recognition.

It can be used as a natural and safe pesticide. Today, it`s used to control white flies on all crops and powdery mildew that builds up on grapes.

It forms a physical barrier on the surface of the crop, keeping the insect off of it. This is a great substitute for many common commercial pesticides because it`s non-toxic and won`t pose a risk to other organisms in the environment.

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