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Native Americans were the first to discover the benefits of jojoba plants. They use jojoba to reduce appetite when the food supply is low, as well as to cure kidney and liver disease. Americans also use jojoba oil for healthy skin, hair and scalp, which is still performed today.
Jojoba plants
Jojoba
plants originated from the southwestern United States and northwestern
Mexico, but also grows in South America, Israel, and Australia. Jojoba plants similar to the bluish-green shrub, has leaves that are tapered so that limiting exposure to excessive sunlight.
Jojoba Leaf has some sort of wax coating that allows them to retain water during hot and dry weather conditions. At adulthood, jojoba plant shrubs will grow in many directions ranging from 1.8 to 4.5 meters and can live to 200 years.
At the time of pregnancy, many parts and body condition changes, including skin color and elasticity. Lines of pregnancy (stretch marks) on the abdomen is one of the problems that often occur. To prevent this, you could use jojoba oil to maintain skin elasticity and moisture during pregnancy. In addition to good for the skin, massage with jojoba oil will also soothe and pamper your body.
Here are some benefits of jojoba oil for pregnant women:
1. Reduce pregnancies lines (stretch marks)
Chemical
structure and its similarity with the oil (sebum) produced by the
body's skin, jojoba oil makes a very effective moisturizer.
If used regularly, you can prevent the appearance of stripes on the abdomen and disguise pregnancy existing lines.
For
best results, apply jojoba oil immediately after a shower or baby's
prospective father can also pamper you with a soothing gentle massage on
the abdomen.
If you want to make hair soft and shiny, you could consider using jojoba oil. Jojoba oil is a good moisturizer and can be used for all hair types. Jojoba oil comes from the jojoba plant, especially suitable for dry and brittle hair. Use one or more of the following tips to make hair more beautiful and retain moisture with jojoba oil.
1. Mix a combination of jojoba oil 50 percent and 50 percent hot oil treatment.
Apply this mixture to the hair and scalp. Let stand for 15 minutes or wrap your hair with a towel for an hour.
2. Add about 2 tsp. jojoba oil into hair shampoo to increase humidity.
3. Add the jojoba oil in the conditioner. You can also pour a few drops of jojoba oil on your palms, then rub evenly to the hair before using conditioner.
Jojoba oil (Simmondsia chinensis) is one well-known and widely used oil for skin and hair care. Jojoba oil can be used to clean, brighten, and moisturize the skin. Jojoba oil resembles the sebum or natural oils produced by the skin. Cleaning the face with steam once a week can help make the acne dry faster. However, not too often do the evaporation of the face because it can aggravate acne conditions. To get rid of acne with jojoba oil, you can mix it with essential oils, such as tea tree oil (tea tree oil), lavender and witch hazel.
Here are tips on acne treatment with jojoba oil:
1. Mix 30 grams jojoba oil with 10 drops of lavender essential oil into dark glass bottles. Pour a little into your palm and apply evenly to the face.
2. Pour about 3 / 4 cup hot water into a small bowl. Dip a clean washcloth into the bowl and stick it on the face.
Rose water (rosewater) is an antiseptic that is useful to maintain and care for skin. Rose water also has antibacterial properties that help fight skin problems.
Here are some of the benefits of rose water for skin:
1. anti-aging
Rose water helps fight signs of aging and protect skin from wrinkles and inflammation.
2. smoothing the skin
Natural cleaning ingredients of rose water into a powerful composition to fight acne. Rose water content can also tighten and reduce the size of the pores, thus making the skin look younger and smoother.
