Jojoba Oil

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Overview

Jojoba Oil is a type of wax even though it is described as an oil. Derived from the seeds of the Jojoba plant  they are commonly known as goat nuts and physically resemble coffee beans.

 

Botanical Names

 Simmondsia californica

 Simmondsia chinensis

 Both species of Jojoba are from the Box (Buxaceae) family.

 

Jojoba Oil is most commonly used topically but it is edible and does not become rancid after exposure to light or heat.  It is also highly resistant to contamination by Detrimental Bacteria.

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