Liz deSousa for BYRDIE
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There are fewskincare oilsas universal as jojoba oil.
Beyond its versatility, jojoba oil is relatively inexpensive, so the ingredient is accessible to a wider audience.
How Often Can You Use It:It’s safe to use daily and even multiple times per day.
Liz deSousa for BYRDIE
What Is Jojoba Oil?
But jojoba oil isn’t technically an oil.
This is also why it can help balance out oil production and feels so lightweight and non-greasy.
The other upside of this oil not being an actual oil?
“It’s more stable and has a longer shelf-life than most oils,” points out Dr. Nussbaum.
Read on below for the many ways that jojoba oil can benefit your skin.
Soothes Skin
Dealing witheczema, rosacea, or a generally sensitive complexion?
Jojoba oil is a saving grace for reducing redness and keeping skin calm and comfortable, says Dr. Nussbaum.
Treats Acne
Foracne-prone skin, jojoba oil takes the cake.
And finally, there’s the fact that it can balance out your skin’s natural oil production.
Side Effects of Jojoba Oil
Generally speaking, there are no real drawbacks to this particular ingredient.
Jojoba oil is generally well-tolerated with a low risk of irritation, Dr. Chang tells us.
How to Use Jojoba Oil
it’s possible for you to use jojoba oil for many purposes.
It can also help to smooth and brighten skin’s appearance, alluding to a more youthful glow.
While jojoba oil is extremely hydrating, it should not be used in place of your daily moisturizer.
Translation: Jojoba oil is as close to your skin’s natural oil as possible.
This is also why it can help balance out oil production and feels so lightweight and non-greasy.
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