Organic jojoba oil, cold-pressed virgin
30ml 22 sgd / 100ml refill 60 sgd

Ingredient:  Simmondsia chinensis (jojoba) seed oil

Origin:  Argentina, Peru

Extraction:  Cold-pressed, virgin

Plant part : Seeds

Texture:  Golden yellow oil, easily absorbed, similar to skin’s natural sebum.


Skin/bodycare:  Emollient, antiseptic, anti-inflammatory oil recommended for all skin types. Known for its revitalizing , moisturizing properties and healing for many dermatitis conditions. Versatile use for scalp, hair, skin and body.


Combating desertification

Our Jojoba comes from Peruvian plantations situated in an area which was once sand dunes. Almost no plants survived in such ecosystems, and just a few animals thrive in this hot and dry climate. Jojoba is not native to Peru nor Argentina, but it adapts very well to such hot temperature as it is able to grow in nutrient-poor soils and also require very little water and are resistant to salts.

Jojoba shrub hedges act as windbreakers, preventing wind erosion and concurrently stop sand from drifting - a perfect method of desertification and re-vegetation of a desert.


Currently, Jojoba shrubs have been grown in many desert and semi-arid lands around the globe. In India, Jojoba plant has been cultivated in the Thar Desert and has been a successful method of desert reclamation. 


Best before August 2023 (BN0322), July 2022 (BN2008). Keep away from sunlight, heat and fire. Jojoba is very stable and can be kept for many years if stored properly.


Health Sciences Authority (HSA) registered no: CCPN2006008

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Simmondsia chinensis

Jojoba is a plant that is happy to grow in hot and dry climate because it has developed a perfect system of protecting itself from dehydration. Its leaves and seeds produce wax esters that resist oxidation and store humidity, therefore Jojoba is praised for its incredible oxidative stability, together with smoothing and hydrating properties. Hence, Jojoba oil can last for many years if stored properly, which undoubtedly has become one of the most favourite oils to be used in the cosmetic industry today.


Jojoba is extremely rich in proteins and minerals. Its structure is similar to our human’s skin sebum. The protective factor of Jojoba helps mature or weather-exposed skin to retain moisture and also soften rough scaly skin conditions.


Although Jojoba is often used as a make-up remover, we personally find that it is a waste of such a good oil! This can be used as a versatile skin moisturizer from top to toe, perfect for holidays and fuss-free outdoor trips.


Did you know?

The seeds of Jojoba shrub are called goat nuts and this plant can live up to 200 years. This oil is often used as a substitute to sperm-whale oil. Jojoba wax is used to make candles, furniture polish, and floor wax, and in industry to lubricate machinery because it can withstand high temperatures.


Jojoba is an evergreen shrub native to the south-western United States and northern Mexico. In the ancient times, Jojoba oil has been used as a hair restorer. 


It was said that the Native Americans were the first who made use of Jojoba. During the early 18th century, Jesuit missionaries on the Baja California Peninsula observed indigenous peoples heating jojoba seeds to soften them. They then used a mortar and pestle to create a salve or buttery substance. The latter was applied to the skin and hair to heal and condition. The O'odham people of the Sonoran Desert treated burns with an anti-oxidant salve made from a paste of the jojoba nut. 


Native Americans also used the salve to soften and preserve animal hides. Pregnant women ate jojoba seeds, believing they assisted during childbirth. They also used the seeds and made them into a beverage that was similar to coffee. 


  • Due to its remarkable stability and naturally long shelf life, Jojoba oil is always a preferred base as one of the ingredients in shampoos, moisturizers, sunscreens, and hair conditioners.
  • For massage oils, it is best to mix 50% of Jojoba oil (because it penetrates rapidly) with another carrier oil before adding the essential oils or CO2 extracts.
  • Could be a good base oil for treating rheumatism and arthritis due to the presence of myristic acid.
  • Moisturizes and softens dry skin; suitable for face and body.
  • Helps with stretch marks.
  • A good sun-tanning oil for those who burn easily in the sun.
  • Beneficial to use for scalp massage; wonderful restorative oil for hair care.
  • Good choice for oily and acne-prone skin.