Australian Jojoba 200ml / 6.8 fl.oz
Jojoba is unlike any oil, because it’s not one. It’s the only plant to store liquid wax in its seeds. Sharing the same molecular structure as the natural wax esters found in healthy human skin, making it more receptive to receive vital nutrients and antioxidants, restoring balance, and helping your skin behave as it was always designed to do. That's why jojoba is the heart of our facial oil collection.
Key Benefits:
- Moisturises and repairs sensitive & problem skin, even acne
- Naturally rich in vitamins A, D & E plus omegas 6 & 9
- Incredibly soothing for dryness, dehydration, redness & irritation
Clinically Proven Results:
Up to 8 hours of moisturisation*
Hypoallergenic & dermatologist approved**
Application: There are a variety of ways to use Australian Jojoba, including to nourish the skin, hair and nails:
Jojoba For Face
Apply a few drops to your face after yours serums but before your moisturiser. You can even mix Jojoba with your moisturiser for an extra shot of hydration. Use alongside your facial roller or gua sha tool to massage and depuff the face.
Jojoba For Body
Apply Jojoba to damp skin post-shower and massage in circular motions for a boost of hydration and skin suppleness. Use on its own or mix into your favourite body lotion or cream for extra nourishment.
Jojoba For Hair
Apply a few drops of Jojoba to your conditioner to add extra nourishment to dry ends. Apply Jojoba from roots to tips and leave on the hair as a pre-shampoo treatment overnight. Apply to any dry ends, brows or even beard to lock in moisture, de-frizz and add major shine.
Jojoba For Nails
Apply Jojoba to your cuticles to nourish the skin and encourage a longer-lasting manicure.
Jojoba For Bath
Add a couple of drops of Jojoba into your bath to use as a nourishing bath oil.
*Claims based on clinical tests on 10 women between 25-59 years of age.
**Claims based on clinical tests on 50 people between 18-71 years of age.
Gua Sha
Transform your skincare routine with the ancient art of gua sha! This simple yet effective tool helps to boost circulation, reduce puffiness, and sculpt your skin for a radiant glow.
Application: Start with a Clean Canvas
Begin with freshly cleansed skin. Apply a few drops of Australian Jojoba to create a smooth base for your gua sha tool.
Hold the Tool Correctly
Hold your gua sha at a 15-degree angle (nearly flat) against your skin to ensure gentle, gliding motions.
Follow These Movements:
Neck: Sweep the tool downward from the jawline to the collarbone to encourage lymphatic drainage.
Jawline: Gently glide from the centre of the chin along the jaw to the earlobe. Use the curved edge for precision.
Cheeks: Sweep outward from the sides of the nose toward the ears to sculpt and lift.
Under Eyes: With the smallest curve, move the tool gently from the inner corner of the eye to the temple.
Forehead: Stroke upward from the eyebrows to the hairline and then outward toward the temples.
Adjust Pressure
Use light to medium pressure depending on the area, ensuring you're never too forceful.
Repeat and Relax
Repeat each movement 5–10 times. Gua sha is not only about results but also creating a mindful moment of self-care.
Application: There are a variety of ways to use Australian Jojoba, including to nourish the skin, hair and nails:
Jojoba For Face
Apply a few drops to your face after yours serums but before your moisturiser. You can even mix Jojoba with your moisturiser for an extra shot of hydration. Use alongside your facial roller or gua sha tool to massage and depuff the face.
Jojoba For Body
Apply Jojoba to damp skin post-shower and massage in circular motions for a boost of hydration and skin suppleness. Use on its own or mix into your favourite body lotion or cream for extra nourishment.
Jojoba For Hair
Apply a few drops of Jojoba to your conditioner to add extra nourishment to dry ends. Apply Jojoba from roots to tips and leave on the hair as a pre-shampoo treatment overnight. Apply to any dry ends, brows or even beard to lock in moisture, de-frizz and add major shine.
Jojoba For Nails
Apply Jojoba to your cuticles to nourish the skin and encourage a longer-lasting manicure.
Jojoba For Bath
Add a couple of drops of Jojoba into your bath to use as a nourishing bath oil.
*Claims based on clinical tests on 10 women between 25-59 years of age.
**Claims based on clinical tests on 50 people between 18-71 years of age.
Gua Sha
Transform your skincare routine with the ancient art of gua sha! This simple yet effective tool helps to boost circulation, reduce puffiness, and sculpt your skin for a radiant glow.
Application: Start with a Clean Canvas
Begin with freshly cleansed skin. Apply a few drops of Australian Jojoba to create a smooth base for your gua sha tool.
Hold the Tool Correctly
Hold your gua sha at a 15-degree angle (nearly flat) against your skin to ensure gentle, gliding motions.
Follow These Movements:
Neck: Sweep the tool downward from the jawline to the collarbone to encourage lymphatic drainage.
Jawline: Gently glide from the centre of the chin along the jaw to the earlobe. Use the curved edge for precision.
Cheeks: Sweep outward from the sides of the nose toward the ears to sculpt and lift.
Under Eyes: With the smallest curve, move the tool gently from the inner corner of the eye to the temple.
Forehead: Stroke upward from the eyebrows to the hairline and then outward toward the temples.
Adjust Pressure
Use light to medium pressure depending on the area, ensuring you're never too forceful.
Repeat and Relax
Repeat each movement 5–10 times. Gua sha is not only about results but also creating a mindful moment of self-care.
AUSTRALIAN JOJOBA: Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil.
GUA SHA: Made from stone.
Up to 8 hours of moisturisation*
Hypoallergenic & dermatologist approved**
