Organic Jojoba Carrier Oil

Love this oil, will be buying it again once it runs out.

Lo he comprado varias veces, lo amo, me encanta, lo utilizo para mi piel y para mi cuero cabelludo tambin para mis uas, es ligero y se siente delicioso

I bought this for my cuticles. The pic with purple butterfly is the before and the dark polish is the after. My cuticles were pretty messed up but now they are getting much better! I also thought to myself, well if it works this well for cuticles what about a crepey neck or on dry sunburnt skin. This stuff is fabulous!!

It's smaller than what I thought it was gonna be although isn't enough not to rate it 5 stars. This product is really what I was hoping for. My type 3 curls hair is pretty healty but I was looking for an oil to keep the moisture besides de coconut oil and this definitely does the job, the good part? Its a lightweight oil for the hair so it doesnt "kill" the volume of my curls, 100 recommended.

I'm trying to grow my hair back from postpartum hair loss the struggle is real y'all lol. But I caught my hair falling out and the next day I started on a treatment. What's crazy is how fast it started thinning but I immediately made an oil with jojoba oil, pumpkin seed oil, rosemary oil, coconut oil, and hibiscus oil. I made everything at home which was pretty simple but the jojoba and pumpkin seed oil i bought. After a week of rubbing it in I've already seen a slight difference. Nothing big but it's only been a week so I'll come back with an update as it gets better. Ooooh I'm also doing rosemary water in between rubbing this on my head every other day If ppl are curious I'm doing equal parts of each oil. So 1oz of each in one of those little squeeze bottles. The picture I'm attaching doesn't show how much was initially in it. And I also use one of those rolly things with little spikes before and after rubbing in the oils. That's just to helpmy scalp absorb the oils better. Then at night I wrap my hair . I made the rosemary oil by getting dried rosemary and cloves from an Asian herb store (any herb store will be way cheaper than a grocery store. I got a lb of cloves for like 8 instead of 8oz for 8 and the grocery store lol). Then I take both of those and add to a mason jar with olive oil and coconut oil. Then I take a pit of water and get it to a boil, turn it off and then put the mason jar in the hot water and just let it sit. I do this to heat it up without over heating the herbs and cooking out all the good stuff. Then I'll let it sit for a week or two (max) in my pantry because it's dark and not super hot. Then I use a cheese cloth to drain it and store it again. Also For the coconut oil I don't put a lot because it hardens at room temp. I don't measure anything honestly I might be putting too much but it works so if it ain't broken don't fix it haha. but if you want exact measurements there are a ton of videos on how to make it on tik tok which is the bessssst for teaching at home remedies in my opinion For the hibiscus oil I do the exact same thing with dried hibiscus, cloves, olive oil and coconut oil. The pumpkin seed oil i buy organic Hopefully this helps because I know I absolutely hated losing hair, bust luck to all of u guys

Amazing jojoba oil my new go-to for skin, hair, and nails! Ive been using the 100 pure and natural jojoba oil (8 oz) from Car Blends, and I absolutely love it. It has really transformed the texture of my skin it feels smoother and more hydrated without feeling greasy. One of the things I appreciate most is that it doesnt clog my pores like some other oils Ive tried. The scent is very mild, almost unnoticeable, which I prefer for daily use. I also use it for my hair and nails, and it works wonderfully. As a bonus, its great as a gentle makeup remover that leaves my skin soft and clean. Tip: A little goes a long way, so this size will last quite a while. Definitely recommend if youre looking for a high-quality, versatile oil!