Jojoba oil
INCI: Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil
Liquid wax from jojoba seeds that softens the skin
At a glance
- Suits
- All skin types
- Helps with
- Dry skin, Dry hair, Dry skin under makeup
- Found in
- 9 ECOOKING products
What can jojoba oil help with?
Dry skin
Jojoba oil strengthens the skin’s outermost layer, helping dry skin retain moisture more effectively.[1]
Dry hair
In hair care, jojoba oil softens the hair, adds shine and makes it easier to comb.
Dry skin under makeup
Jojoba oil also softens the skin when used in makeup, for example in a primer.
How it works
How to use it
- Use the skincare product on slightly damp skin.
- Apply the haircare product to the lengths and ends.
- Follow the instructions on the package.
Products with jojoba oil
Primer
Fragrance-free makeup primer in three variants: green for redness, peach for ...
Multi Oil
Organic body oil that nourishes and softens skin, hair and beard and can also...
Firming face oil (Firming Face Oil) 30 ml
Get softer skin with a beautiful, natural glow. Firming Face Oil (fragrance-f...
Hair Oil
Light hair oil for dry and frizzy hair that reduces split ends and leaves hai...
Facial Oil
Our Facial Oil provides intense moisture and nourishment, softens skin, gives...
Men, Beard & Body Oil
Beard oil and body oil for men that softens the beard, cares for skin affecte...
Mini Lip Gloss
Our Mini Lip Gloss gives lips shine and moisture, with hyaluronic acid and a ...
Lip Gloss
Our Lip Gloss gives lips shine and moisture, with hyaluronic acid and a plump...
Frequently asked questions
It is the name for jojoba oil on the ingredient list (INCI). Simmondsia chinensis is the Latin name for the jojoba shrub, and Seed Oil means that the oil comes from the seeds.
A wax, actually. It is liquid at room temperature and is therefore called an oil. But it consists almost entirely of wax esters rather than triglycerides like most plant oils.
Review articles describe jojoba oil as a softening wax with a long shelf life. It strengthens the skin’s outermost layer and rarely irritates the skin. Many of the studies are small or were conducted in a laboratory. Much of what we know about pure jojoba oil is therefore based on descriptions rather than large trials.