As you can see, jojoba oil can work wonders in cosmetology. It is not surprising, because it is ideal for skin care of the face, neck and décolleté area, deeply penetrating the pores, nourishing and moisturizing. Jojoba oil is obtained by cold pressing. In fact, it is a liquid wax that can be stored for years without oxidizing for a very long time. At sub-zero temperatures, the oil hardens, which does not affect its beneficial properties, which after melting remain fully preserved. Jojoba oil is universal - it can be used for any skin type - both dry and oily. Due to its anti-inflammatory properties, the oil helps with acne, dermatitis and other skin diseases. When applied to the skin, a thin film is formed that helps retain moisture inside and softens the skin, does not have an oily sheen, but protects from external aggressive factors. It is important that the oil has a small sunscreen filter. It is irreplaceable in the composition of tanning and after-tanning products, lip balms, sunscreens, due to the ability to reduce the negative impact of free radicals on the lipids of the skin. When essential oils are added to jojoba oil, its healing properties are enhanced. So, if you add essential oils of Rose, Myrrh or Geranium to it, the activity of jojoba oil increases fivefold. It has no smell, and it can be effectively mixed with any necessary essential oil in aromatherapy. It has the ability to effectively remove sticky deposits on the hair left after using modern care products, as well as condition the hair, making it a desirable ingredient in shampoos, balms and other hair products. Hair after using jojoba oil becomes soft, shiny and clean.