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Jojoba was originally called “Hohowi” by Southwestern Native American Indians, and known as “the miracle plant of the desert.” Traced back to 1585, Jojoba can grow up to 10 feet with 30-foot roots and can live to 100 years old. The oil is actually a liquid wax contained in the plant’s dark brown bean. Jojoba has an indefinite shelf life with no refrigeration and does not go rancid since it is not an “oil”. SKIN CARE Routine application of Jojoba softens the skin, increases the skin’s elasticity and enhances the skin’s cellular regeneration processes. Jojoba prevents water loss from the skin and has been shown to reduce superficial facial lines. It smoothes rough, dry skin and inhibits excess flaking of epidermal cells leaving skin robust and velvety to the touch. Jojoba is a valuable tool in the treatment of acne. Because Jojoba dissolves
sebum, the pores are less likely to be clogged and blemishes are less likely
to form. Jojoba is useful in scalp related problems as it dissolves and displaces sebum build-up thereby eliminating flaking and oily build-up due to hardened sebum. Jojoba also helps to unclog the hair follicle, preventing loss of the hair shaft and eventual death of the follicle, thus allowing the hair follicles to resume their normal function. THE MANY USES OF JOJOBA
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