Cold Pressed Jojoba Oil
A refined, cold pressed carrier oil with a neutral aroma and a texture close to the skin's natural sebum. Dilute essential oils and blend natural perfumes, face oils, massage blends and hair treatments.
Jojoba Clear Oil is a refined, all-purpose carrier oil ideal for skin care, hair treatments and aromatherapy projects. Its natural Vitamin E content, fine texture and close similarity to the skin’s own sebum make it beautifully suitable for all skin types. Skin prone to dryness, congestion or occasional breakouts benefits from jojoba’s balancing and conditioning qualities, without feeling heavy or greasy.
Ingredients: Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil
Extraction Method: Cold pressed
Appearance: Exceptionally clear refined jojoba oil
Oil specs
- Type
- Refined, cold pressed jojoba carrier oil
- INCI
- Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil
- Extraction
- Cold pressed, charcoal filtered
- Appearance
- Clear, with a neutral aroma
- Skin feel
- Smooth and light, soft moisturising finish
- Heat stability
- High, suitable for gentle heating when formulating
- Storage
- Cool, dry place away from light, keep sealed between uses
- Safety
- For external use only. Patch test before use
usage guide
Common uses
| Diluting essential oils | |
| Roll-on and oil perfumes | |
| Face and body oils, massage blends | |
| Scalp and hair treatments |
Always patch test finished blends before wider use, and follow the dilution guidance for any essential oils you add.
Wickii test notes
Natural oils can behave differently across applications. Test a small amount in your chosen formulation first, whether that is a perfume blend, a face oil or a hair treatment, before committing a full run.
frequently asked
What is jojoba oil used for?
Jojoba is one of the most versatile carrier oils. Makers use it to dilute essential oils for skin application, as the base for roll-on and oil perfumes, in face and body oils, massage blends, and scalp and hair treatments. Its fine texture absorbs with a soft, moisturising finish rather than a heavy, greasy feel.
Why is jojoba so popular in skin care?
Jojoba is technically a liquid wax rather than a true oil, and its make-up closely resembles the skin's own sebum. That is why it suits a wide range of skin types, including skin prone to dryness or congestion, and why it conditions without feeling heavy. It also contains natural Vitamin E.
Why has my jojoba oil gone cloudy?
Cloudiness in cooler weather is normal. The natural wax esters in jojoba can firm up at low temperatures, making the oil look hazy or slightly solid. It does not affect quality: warm the bottle to room temperature, or stand it in warm water, and it will turn clear again.
Can I make natural perfume with it?
Yes. Jojoba is a favourite base for roll-on and oil perfumes because its neutral aroma lets your scent come through and it holds up well over time. Blend your oils into the jojoba, transfer with a pipette and fill roller bottles. Start with a small test blend and record your ratios so you can repeat the result.
Jojoba or sweet almond oil: which should I choose?
Both are lightweight carriers. Jojoba has a neutral aroma, keeps well and suits face oils, hair treatments and perfumes where you want nothing competing with the scent. Sweet almond oil has a subtle nutty aroma and is a budget-friendly choice for massage and body oils, but it is a tree nut derivative. Many makers blend the two.
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