Jojoba is a liquid wax ester, not a triglyceride oil. Its structure closely resembles human sebum, so it absorbs quickly, feels light and non-greasy, and helps balance skin and scalp.

Because it’s sebum-mimicking, it can soften without clogging, helping skin feel balanced rather than stripped. Many find it reduces the urge to overproduce oil after cleansing.

Generally considered low comedogenic and widely tolerated—even by breakout-prone skin—when used in small amounts or in light emulsions. Patch test if you’re very reactive.

It smooths the cuticle, adds soft shine, and reduces frizz without heaviness. Great on mid-lengths/ends, in leave-ins, or as a pre-wash oil to lessen mechanical damage.

• Jojoba: sebum-like, balancing, light slip.
• Squalane: very light, fast-absorbing hydrocarbon; superb for weightless moisture.
• Argan: slightly richer gloss and cushion.
• Coconut: occlusive and heavier; can feel greasier on some skin types.

Yes—massage a few drops onto dry patches or use scalp serums containing jojoba. It softens buildup, conditions the scalp, and rinses clean with gentle shampoo.

It’s an emollient, not a humectant. Best layered over damp skin or a hydrating serum (glycerin/HA/panthenol) to seal moisture and boost comfort.

Absolutely. It reduces friction, helping color look shinier and curls clump without crunch. Apply sparingly to avoid over-smoothing fine textures.

• Skin: glycerin, hyaluronic acid, panthenol, niacinamide, squalane, ceramides.
• Hair: BTMS, cetrimonium chloride, panthenol, hydrolyzed rice/oat/silk proteins for slip, strength, and shine.

These combos balance hydration + emollience beautifully.

Yes—its silky glide makes it ideal for lip oils, cuticle serums, and fast-absorbing body oils that don’t feel sticky.