Golden Jojoba Oil from VitalaSEA

It's the power hitter! It’s moisturizing. It’s antibacterial. It’s an antioxidant. It’s noncomedogenic. It’s hypoallergenic.  It helps control sebum production (we didn't know what sebum was either, but we Googled it: it keeps skin from looking oily and helps prevent acne), promotes collagen synthesis, helps speed up wound healing, soothes eczema, psoriasis and other drying skin conditions, helps soothe sunburns, helps treat acne, reduces appearance of fine lines and winkles and helps minimize the appearance of scars.  But don't take our word for it.

According to WebMD, "Jojoba is a shrub that is grows in dry regions of northern Mexico and the southwestern US. Jojoba oil and wax are produced from the seeds and used for medicine. Jojoba is applied directly to the skin to help soothe and repair the effect of acne, psoriasis, sunburn, and chapped skin. It is an emollient, which smooths the skin and unclogs hair follicles" and Forbes Magazine lists the benefits of using Jojoba oil for skin conditions like acne, psoriasis, eczema, dry and sensitive skin, dandruff, dry/cracking skin, and more. They also talk about it's various uses: reducing the appearance of scars, as a cleanser, acne treatment, natural moisturizer, a makeup remover, and to help with hair regrowth.

The biggest thing that they talk about is making sure you are using PURE ingredients. There are many versions of Jojoba on the market, but VitalaSEA chooses 100% pure ingredients in all of our products because it matters.
We asked Google if Golden Jojoba was good for the skin and their answer, didn't surprise us:
"Yes, golden jojoba oil can be good for skin. Jojoba oil is similar to human skin sebum, which helps keep skin moisturized and supple. It also contains vitamin E, which can help smooth dry skin, prevent flakiness, and improve skin elasticity. Jojoba oil can be used as a cleanser, moisturizer, or spot treatment, and can be applied to the face, body, and other areas without being diluted. It can also help treat skin conditions like acne, eczema, and psoriasis."

They also explained what it is, 
Jojoba wax is a lot like human skin sebum, the oil your skin makes to stay moisturized and supple. Because jojoba oil is so similar to sebum and has a high vitamin E content, it's an an excellent skin softener that can smooth dry skin, prevent flakiness, and improve skin elasticity."
What is Jojoba Oil Anyway???

​Healthline explains it very well for us- 
Jojoba oil is pulled out of the seeds in the fruit using cold press and/or chemicals. About half of each seed is made up of oil, so it's relatively easy to extract. Chemically, jojoba oil is 98% wax, so scientists consider it to be a liquid wax rather than an oil. The oil is usually golden or light yellow in color and doesn't spoil because of its high level of antioxidants (natural compounds that protect against cell damage).

Jojoba oil is a mixture of jojoba wax, free fatty acids, alcohols, molecules called sterols (such as cholesterol), as well as antioxidants and fat soluble vitamins. About 79% of the vitamins in jojoba oil are vitamin E.
Jojoba wax is a lot like human skin sebum, the oil your skin makes to stay moisturized and supple. Because jojoba oil is so similar to sebum and has a high vitamin E content, it's an an excellent skin softener that can smooth dry skin, prevent flakiness, and improve skin elasticity.
Jojoba oil is often added to makeup, lotions, and hair products.
Jojoba Oil BenefitsNative Americans have used jojoba oil for centuries to treat skin and scalp conditions, as well as for wound care. Studies show it benefits people with acne, psoriasis and sunburn and may help prevent some bacterial infections.
Is jojoba oil good for the skin?
Studies on jojoba oil in humans are rare, but it has been used for hundreds of years to treat some skin conditions. Lab tests and studies in animals suggest that the benefits of jojoba oil for the skin mostly come from its unique make up of plant waxes and antioxidants.
  • Jojoba oil for eczema and psoriasis
Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, and psoriasis are different skin conditions with similar causes and symptoms. Both are triggered by an overactive immune system and cause skin inflammation, which can lead to dry, flaky, and itchy skin. Some of the compounds in jojoba oil help dissolve skin flakes and scales and build healthy skin layers in their place. That can help restore the normal barrier function of your skin. In addition, the wax in jojoba oil includes anti-inflammatory compounds that may soothe itchiness and flakiness. Jojoba oil may help prevent flare-ups of eczema or psoriasis that worsen due to ongoing inflammation. Some studies also suggest that the oil may help relieve pain.Native Americans used jojoba oil to treat sores, which is why it's considered promising for the treatment of psoriasis and acne. Because it's so similar to sebum, jojoba oil can help dissolve blackheads and whiteheads (also called comedones), which are pores or hair follicles that have been blocked with bacteria, oil, and dead skin cells to form an inflamed bump on your skin. One study found that people with acne-prone skin who used a facial mask containing jojoba oil and clay 2-3 times per week had fewer blackheads, whiteheads, and bumps after about 6 weeks.
  • ojoba oil has antibacterial activity
Another aspect of jojoba oil that makes it good for treating acne and other sores is its antibacterial action. One study shows that it prevents growth of several bacteria, including Staphylococcus aureus, which can cause skin infections. Because jojoba oil also has high levels of vitamin E and antioxidants, it may help wounds heal quickly and prevent scars.
  • Jojoba oil for sunburn
Jojoba oil may help reduce swelling and pain from sun damage. Vitamin E, other antioxidants, and anti-inflammatory parts of the oil soothe the symptoms of a burn and may promote healing.
  • Jojoba oil for antiaging
Plant products with antioxidants are often used to treat wrinkles and fine lines. The ingredients in jojoba oil may improve skin elasticity.​
They answer many questions about Jojoba as well, like:
Does jojoba oil clog pores?
Jojoba oil is considered noncomedogenic, which means it will not clog your pores.
Is jojoba oil good for the hair?  Take a look at all of these hair and scalp benefits
  • Jojoba oil for hair conditioning
Jojoba oil is sometimes added to hair conditioners because it can soften and protect hair fibers. When used with straightening products, it may protect from protein loss and prevent hair breakage. You may even be able to use jojoba oil as a leave-in conditioner by applying it to your roots and then working it through the rest of your hair.
  • Jojoba oil for dandruff and scalp psoriasis
Jojoba oil creates a barrier around your skin to keep in moisture. This may prevent flaky, itchy dandruff from forming and can soothe psoriasis plaques on the scalp.
  • Jojoba oil for hair conditioning
Jojoba oil is sometimes added to hair conditioners because it can soften and protect hair fibers. When used with straightening products, it may protect from protein loss and prevent hair breakage. You may even be able to use jojoba oil as a leave-in conditioner by applying it to your roots and then working it through the rest of your hair.
  • Jojoba oil for dandruff and scalp psoriasis
Jojoba oil creates a barrier around your skin to keep in moisture. This may prevent flaky, itchy dandruff from forming and can soothe psoriasis plaques on the scalp.
  • Jojoba oil for dandruff and scalp psoriasis
Jojoba oil creates a barrier around your skin to keep in moisture. This may prevent flaky, itchy dandruff from forming and can soothe psoriasis plaques on the scalp.
How to Use Jojoba OilTry full-strength jojoba oil:
  • As a makeup remover
  • As a cuticle oil
  • As the final step in your nighttime skin care regimen (because it's thicker than many other oils you might use)
  • As a leave-in hair conditioner​
When explaining benefits of Golden Jojoba, Ogee lists them:

1. Deeply-Hydrating. 
It is lighter than other face oils and easily absorbed into skin. It deeply penetrates to soothe and soften while providing an excellent moisturizing effect and adding a healthy glow.
2. Long-Lasting Moisturization. 
It doesn’t evaporate like water-based moisturizers, which is very important when your skin is exposed to the environment. Studies have shown that Jojoba Oil provides a substantial long-acting layer of moisture.
3. Nutritious for Skin. 
Jojoba is full of nutrients like Vitamin E and B, as well as antioxidants and minerals like chromium, copper, and zinc, which all nourish and protect skin. Organic, cold-pressed, Jojoba Oil has the highest level of antioxidants and nutrients.
4. Anti-Aging
Because it is the perfect moisturizer, Jojoba can help slow down the appearance of aging, and help to fade fine lines and wrinkles. In dermatological tests, it was shown that Jojoba Oil increases the skin's suppleness and the effect was still present as time passed. Tests also showed continued use of Jojoba Oil resulted in reducing superficial facial lines.
5. Non-Acnegenic. 
Because Jojoba Oil is very similar to human skin oils, its use can trick the skin into thinking it has produced enough oil and thus balance oil production, without promoting acne or other skin problems. Jojoba also naturally deters microbes, helping to prevent the growth of bacteria on skin.
6. Easy, Not Greasy.
Because Jojoba Oil is very similar to our own skin oils, it immediately penetrates skin and smoothes easily, helping to promote healthy, glowing skin without clogging pores or leaving a greasy residue.
7. Soothes Sunburn. 
Jojoba Oil's hydrating action soothes sunburn and helps reduce the chances of peeling.
8. Gentle & Non-Allergenic. 
Jojoba Oil is recommended for people with sensitive skin (including psoriasis and eczema) because of its gentle nature. Applying Jojoba Oil to compromised skin can help reduce flare-ups.
9. Soothes Dry Skin. 
Jojoba Oil has anti-inflammatory properties which help to tame chaffing and chapping, reduce redness caused by drying, ease the effects of eczema and rosacea, and keep skin calm and comfortable. The Vitamin E and B-complex vitamins in the Jojoba Oil help in skin repair and damage control.
10. Anti–Microbial. 
Jojoba Oil naturally deters microbes, helping to prevent the growth of bacteria on skin. This property makes it useful for those with acne, and also provides an added wound-healing benefit. Bonus: Jojoba Oil acts as a natural preservative.