Jojoba oil is an ingredient that is commonly found in most facial cleansers and skincare creams. It contains vitamins, minerals, and additional properties that can clear up skin conditions and make the skin smoother.

Other beneficial properties that jojoba oil offers include anti-inflammatory antibacterial properties, antiviral properties, antiaging, wound healing, and moisturizing. In addition, jojoba oil has been found to be an effective face oil for acne.

How can jojoba oil be used to battle acne?

Extensive research has been done to see how jojoba oil and its properties can be used to reduce acne as an ingredient in other formulas and on its own. It is believed that jojoba oil can help the skin to regulate itself. Jojoba oil is like human sebum, which is a waxy, oily substance on the skin. An excess or blockage of sebum can cause acne. Using jojoba oil provides balance to the sebum production of the skin, signaling that the skin does not need to produce more sebum, and this can result in a reduction in acne.

Jojoba oil can be found in many drugstore products as well as name-brand options, but you can also make your own mixture at home if you enjoy do it yourself projects. Jojoba oil can be used for a variety of uses. BEVERYTHINGBODY offers a variety of essential oils including peppermint essential oil, frankincense essential oil and others.

• As a Makeup Remover

To use jojoba oil as a makeup remover, simply pour a few drops onto a makeup sponge or tissue before using it to gently wipe away all makeup. All makeup should be removed at the end of the day, especially before going to bed as it can cause breakouts.

• As a Cleanser

Using jojoba oil as a cleanser is a simple and easy way of keeping acne at bay. A few drops of jojoba oil should be massaged into the skin in a circular motion for a couple of minutes. When done, a warm washcloth can be used to wipe off any excess oil. This is one of the best jojoba oils for face remedies.  

• As a Clay Mask

To make a homemade clay mask, mix equal parts bentonite clay (Aztec Secret Indian Healing Clay) and jojoba oil. Mix well until a smooth consistency is achieved that does not have any lumps. Apply the mask 2-3 times a week for 10-15 minutes. Some redness of the skin might be observed after taking the mask off which is why the mask should not be applied if you want to head out later.

• As a Moisturizer

Jojoba oil is an excellent moisturizer with the hydration it provides lasting up to 24 hours. To make a homemade jojoba oil moisturizer, mix equal parts jojoba oil and aloe vera gel. Pour into a bottle and shake well before pouring some out and lightly applying the mixture to the skin, letting it absorb for 15-20 seconds before wiping the excess off.

Jojoba oil can be used in a variety of manners depending upon personal preference and which method of usage seems to be best suited to your skin. high amount of vitamin E, silicon, copper, zinc, and more make it suitable to be used as a massage oil. The oil itself has a long shelf life which means that you do not replenish your stock again and again.