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This is quite a CV.
We consulted two experts, Marie Hayag, M.D.
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and Dr. Joshua Zeichner, to learn more about this oil’s uses.
Ready to discover how you might use this amazing product every day?
Keep scrolling to learn the many versatile uses and benefits of jojoba oil.
Meet the Experts
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(Good news for anyone with a dry or irritated complexion.)
Most importantly, this means [fewer] blemishes," says Dr. Hayag.
Byrdie Tip
Since jojoba oil seals in moisture, you should always use it as your final skincare step.
“Jojoba is the only plant in the world known to produce pure liquid wax esters.
It may do the same for your skin.
Jojoba may reset your complexion by bringing back balance.
Apply Onto Dry Lips
Chronically dry lips?
Jojoba oil may be the answer to hydrating them.
“[Jojoba oil] is commonly used as a topical treatment for the hair and skin.
Its antibacterial and antifungal properties may add extra protection against nail infections.
“It keeps the hair well moisturized and keeps you from getting more split ends.
Jojoba oil also contains multiple vitamins in it that strengthen and nourish the hair,” says Dr. Hayag.
Not only does it hydrate effectively, it doesn’t weigh hair down.
When your hair is feeling a little dry, use jojoba oil as a hydrating hair mask.
Rub it onto the ends of your strands to prevent split ends.
For easy summer waves, add a pump of jojoba to your go-to bottle of sea salt spray.
You’ll get the same tousled texture, without drying out your strands.
For skin flare-ups slather it on straightall three methods will reduce inflammation and swelling.
Dab on a Cold Sore
According to Engsall, jojoba is an undercover cold sore preventative that really works.
Engsall adds: “Jojoba also contains docosanol, which is an ingredient in commercialcold sore treatments.”
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