The efficacy and function of jojoba oil and the taboos of using jojoba oil

Jojoba oil is a plant essential oil. It is a natural oil extracted from the Mexican native plant jojoba. This plant is called a magical shrub in nature. The plant essential oil extracted from it has a variety of active ingredients and is mostly used in the production of cosmetics. Jojoba oil has excellent effects after use, but there are also some taboos when using it. It is recommended that you learn more about it before using it to avoid harming the skin.

The efficacy and function of jojoba oil

1. Nourish your hair

Jojoba oil is rich in vitamins and minerals, especially vitamin A, vitamin E and mineral magnesium. People can apply it directly to their hair after washing their hair, which can make their hair black, smooth and shiny. Applying jojoba oil while washing your hair and gently massaging it can also repair damaged scalp and prevent dandruff.

2. Beauty and skin care

Jojoba oil has a strong beauty effect. Applying it on the skin can shrink pores and make the skin tender. In addition, this plant essential oil can also reduce inflammation and sterilize, relieve pain and itching. It has a significant effect on dermatitis, eczema, psoriasis and other skin diseases. Jojoba oil can also enhance skin activity, restore the luster and vitality of people's skin, and is also very beneficial for delaying skin aging.

Contraindications of using jojoba oil

1. When using jojoba oil, be sure to prevent it from contacting the eyes, because the concentration of this plant essential oil is too high. If it comes into direct contact with the eyes, it will cause certain damage to human eyes and may even lead to decreased vision in severe cases.

2. If there are major wounds on the skin, it only refers to direct application or free shipping. If the wound has healed, you can apply an appropriate amount of jojoba oil, which can speed up the repair of the injured skin and prevent scar formation. In addition, when there are minor injuries on the skin, you can also apply an appropriate amount of drink, which will promote wound healing to a certain extent.

3. People with allergies are prohibited from using jojoba oil. It is best to do an allergy test before using jojoba. Only after making sure that you are not allergic to jojoba oil can you apply it directly on the skin. If people experience allergies when applying jojoba oil, they should stop using it immediately.