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Jojoba OilJojoba Oil

Not everything sticks around forever; think 8-tracks and neon green leg warmers. However, jojoba oil has been used in skincare for centuries and is still very popular today.

ChamomileChamomile

Chamomile has been a staple in various cultures for centuries and nowadays is widely used in skincare products, too. Learn more about this soothing ingredient.

The Beauty of Natural LashesThe Beauty of Natural Lashes

Long, healthy lashes are the final piece of every woman's beauty equation! Read on to learn how to get, maintain and keep your lashes beautiful and vibrant.


PomegranatePomegranate

Pomegranates pack a powerful antioxidant punch that's great for your overall health and skincare routine. Continue reading for the delicious details.


Shea ButterShea Butter

Natural skincare products are becoming increasingly popular, and one natural ingredient that's quickly earning a reputation for its soothing, hydrating qualities is shea butter, even though it's been around for centuries. Rediscover shea butter here.

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FAQs

Q: Is jojoba oil safe for young children or infants?

A: Jojoba oil is actually often found in products for baby skincare, like baby lotions and creams. Jojoba oil is great for soothing your baby's sensitive or irritated skin.

Q: Can jojoba oil be combined with other oils?

A: Jojoba oil is mixed with other oils in perfume, and you can also add it to some oils so they'll last longer. Add jojoba oil to essential oils for aromatherapy or massage.

Q: Besides skincare and hair care, how else can jojoba oil be used?

A: Jojoba oil has many other uses. It's used as an environmentally-friendly pesticide on crops. Scientists can also mix jojoba oil with methanol for creating low-emission, diesel-alternative fuel.

Q: What's the best place to apply shea butter products?

A: The uses for shea butter are limitless: extremely dry hands, rough and scaly ankles and feet, itchy scalp and chapped lips are just some of the areas that can benefit from shea butter.




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