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Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil

Jojoba Seed Oil — macro reference

What is Jojoba Seed Oil?

A liquid wax ester pressed from the seed of the jojoba shrub, structurally close to the oil skin produces on its own.

Why is Jojoba Seed Oil in the formula?

It is the reason a dry pressed powder behaves like a cream. Jojoba softens at skin temperature and blends with your own oils, which is what gives the baked pressed line its shade-adaptive wear and buildable medium-to-full coverage without a powdery edge.

What does Jojoba Seed Oil feel like on skin?

  • Melts at skin temperature
  • Known for a conditioned, cushioned feel
  • No powdery edge on dry areas

What are the details for Jojoba Seed Oil?

INCI name
Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil
Typical usage level
TBD

Questions

What is jojoba seed oil in makeup?

A liquid wax ester pressed from the seed of the jojoba shrub, structurally close to the oil skin produces on its own.

Why is jojoba seed oil in the formula?

It is the reason a dry pressed powder behaves like a cream. Jojoba softens at skin temperature and blends with your own oils, which is what gives the baked pressed line its shade-adaptive wear and buildable medium-to-full coverage without a powdery edge.

What does jojoba seed oil feel like on skin?

Melts at skin temperature. Known for a conditioned, cushioned feel. No powdery edge on dry areas.

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Beautiful!!! This pressed foundation goes on like silk! I have many wrinkles but still feel confident wearing this. … I will order another in case they run out of this color. Non toxic and no titanium dioxide!!!! Love this!

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