Jojoba Oil for Skin: Multiple benefits of Jojoba oil, making & how to use
Jojoba oil for the skin has been long used to nourish, protect & repair the skin barrier. With dozens of oils available in the market, choosing the right oil for the right skin tone & condition may be difficult.
Hence today we bring Jojoba oil for skin & hair, a plant-derived cold-pressed oil with its cultivation & making, composition, function and benefits & usage.
What is cold-pressed Jojoba oil?
Jojoba is a shrub grown in a dry warm climate that can withstand temperature from -1 degrees to 50 degrees celsius. The word jojoba is usually pronounced as hohoba and its botanical name is Simmondsia Chinensis.
The jojoba shrubs take about 4–5 years before they start producing seeds. The seeds are harvested around June — July. The produced seeds are cold-pressed to make its oil.
Where is jojoba grown in India?
Although jojoba is not native to India, over the past 2 decades there has been a push for its cultivation as an oil-producing cash crop in different areas in Rajasthan. The Indian Thar desert state of Rajasthan is geographically suitable for jojoba cultivation in India.
We at SNAANA keep a close association with the farmers producing jojoba seeds to seek the best quality seed for making the
