Jojoba Oil

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October 13, 2007

Pros:

* No oily residue on face or body
* absorbs quickly, can apply mineral makeup directly over it - no staining on clothes
* reduced pores, wrinkles

Cons:

none

Only use 100% organic jojoba oil. If it's mix with other ingredients the effects appear reduced, and the additives are often oily thus make the jojoba oil slippery. I use Aura Cacia from Whole Foods. I have oily skin in the summer and none of the light/gel moisturizers were hydrating enough so I had dry patches, and the regular moisterizers were too hydrating. This was the best compromise and the added benefit of being natural was the final selling point.
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September 30, 2007

Pros:

Great moisturizer and keeps the pimples away

Cons:

Too shiny to put on in the day

Put oil on at night and wake up moisturized, pimple free and beautiful
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September 28, 2007

Pros:

Jojoba oil a cheap, effective, all-natural treatment for acne. Because it's all-natural, it's a lot healthier for your skin, since everything that is put on your skin is absorbed into your body.

Cons:

I can't think of any.

After using all natural products for 5 mos, My skin is perfectly clear, smooth, and glowy now...my pores appear smaller and my skin texture is wonderful.I've used all sorts of acne medicines, both OTC and prescribed (including accutane, proactiv, retin-a)over the past 6 yrs, but nothing worked, and most everything aggrevated the condition. Being the health-nut I am, I threw away every synthetic acne cream, gel, lotion and wash and converted my skin care regimen to all-natural products. I am now spending a fraction of my monthly skincare budget. I wash with all natural and organic cleanser (jason naturals D Clog) both am and pm. In the morning, I use 2 drops of jojoba oil with one drop of tea tree as my moisturizer, and I use Bare Escentuals (which is wonderful!). Every other night I apply a thin layer of virgin coconut oil on my face. I alternate that with diluted applecider-vinegar applied directly to the skin. I also mix epsom salts w/ my normal cleanser as a scrub 2x week.
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September 28, 2007

Pros:

Works WONDERS for both Eczema and Psoriasis. My significant other and I have been using "Now Foods" Jojoba oil for only four days. Eczema and Psoriasis have cleared up by 90%!! Stops itching *immediately* on contact.

Cons:

Can be a bit pricey if you don't know the right place to buy it ;)

Granted - it's a bit greasy, BUT WHO CARES!!! We're using this to control extremely irritating and incurable skin conditions, not to look "pretty" or get rid of wrinkles. If you plan on using the oil for the same reason we are - make SURE it's 100% pure. Quite a number of companies also add Vitamin E - which in some individuals will only serve to exacerbate these conditions. Oh, and that $16.75 is what we paid for a 16 ounce bottle!
September 18, 2007

Pros:

Best replacment for moisturizer I have ever used!!! evened out my blotchy skin tone!! Immediately removes the tightness of dry skin. Light so you don't feel it unlike most moisturizers. fairly inexpensive for what it does. Can be used all over.

Cons:

Absolutely NONE! I love this stuff.

I read about Jojoba oil on this site actually and began applying it when I was taking accutane, and NOTHING could rid me of dry skin EXCEPT the Jojoba oil. This stuff kept me moisturized all day so my face wouldn't start flaking after a couple of hours (thank god, because that is so embarassing!!) I've recommended it to two other girls who have nothing but great things to say about the stuff. I don't know how I went on so long without this stuff and I thank these message boards for helping me find the good stuff FINALLY!!!!
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September 10, 2007

Pros:

It works! My skin is soft, toned, hydrated.
Large pores are getting smaller.
No longer have to use moisturizer. I tried it because I have roseacea and tried everything to calm it. Finally after many years this works and its natural.

Cons:

At first I bought two brands. One with vit E and this one Dessert Essence, just pure Oil. The one with E, did make me break out a little and was very greasy. This one dessert essence, is pure and really you only need. Two drops.

Give your skin time to get aquainted with the oil. I have read all these pages, first you can't be allergic, I am, thats why I am using this all natural. This oil is most like your own oil so you cant be allergic. Second, as for mix with this and that, Try just a few drops to start, your not painting a house. It's a face and a few drops give it moisture. I myself have not had to use moisturzer since I got this oil. My thought on all the pimple comments. I have oily skin, large pores and roseacea, Since I got this oil, I have none. Buy it, take it slow, dont be adding in the kitchen sink with it. We tend to want everything MacDonald style. Give your skin and the oil time. Your face did not get this way in a week or two so give it a try. Others having breakouts, Look at what your washing your face with, make sure its clean before you apply oil. Someone said they use a product with aloe, aloe is something you can allergic to. A Clean cotton cloth and warm water does the trick, add o
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August 23, 2007

Pros:

IT WORKS!

Cons:

Embarrassing initial breakout the first week or two.

First of all, I would like to thank Lissa from Atlanta for posting her daily regimen!! I've been using Everyday minerals make-up + Queen Helene Mint Julep Masque + Jojoba Oil = no new pimples!! This is the first time in a loooooong time where I don't have to constantly run to the mirror to blot my face and cover pimples or acne marks. I had mild to moderate acne with no scarring but some red marks. After reading an amazing article in a magazine called ADBUSTERS about the harmful ingredients in cosmestics and beauty products, a more natural skin regimen was the only way to go.
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August 15, 2007

Pros:

I love how this clears out my pores and is moisturizing without breaking me out.

Cons:

cannot wear during the day. too shiny.

stops oil production and diminishes fine lines and shrinks pores.
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July 25, 2007

Pros:

This product is amazing

Cons:

Oily (imagine that!) so I only use it at night

This stuff is awesome. Since I've been using it my face has been better hydrated, looked healthier, and my shave has been smoother and closer. It helps with acne and works wonders at healing red marks, scabs, shaving nicks, etc. I love this stuff so much that it should be officially integrated into the regimen. I credit my nearly clear skin in part to this. By the way, I usually use it by mixing it into my moisturizer.
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June 25, 2007

Pros:

concentrated, cheap, easy to find.

Cons:

none so far

I bought the 90% jojoba and 10% vit E oil and I have added quite a bit of manuka oil to this mixture, not sure how much but as I use it up I add more manuka to increase the concentration. I apply with a cottom ball. I wash with dr bonners soap, then apply this 2x a day. I am using other remedies sporadically to exfoliate and treat, like calamine lotion to spot treat, drinking ACV every day, steaming my face and apply sulfur mask a few times a week, exfoliating with salycilic acid or a salt scrub a few times a week also. It's not perfect yet, but it's getting better and I'm not irritating my skin with the harsh BP any longer so I'm happier about that. I'm 35 years old so most OTC products end up just drying out my face without really treating the acne.
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