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★★★★★
5.0/5The texture is light and comfortable for dry areas around the face and hands.
20 Apr 2026
Jojoba Oil (جوجوبا آئل) — 100% Pure Cold-Pressed for Face, Hair, Beard & Nails
- Single Ingredient, Zero Fillers 100% Simmondsia chinensis (jojoba) seed oil. No walnut oil, no mineral oil, no carrier blends, no synthetic fragrance.
- Cold-Pressed, Not Solvent-Extracted — mechanically pressed without heat or chemical solvents, so the oil's natural wax esters stay intact.
- Lightweight Wax Ester, Not a Greasy Triglyceride Oil — jojoba is technically a liquid wax ester, which is why it spreads thin and sinks in instead of sitting on top like castor or coconut oil.
- Face-Friendly for Oily & Combination Skin — 2–3 drops on damp skin. Light enough that most oily and combination routines tolerate it, unlike heavier facial oils. Patch test first.
- Pre-Shampoo Scalp & Split-End Care — massage a small amount into the scalp 30 minutes before washing, or smooth 1–2 drops through dry ends to reduce the look of frizz.
- Beard, Nails & Cuticles in One Bottle — softens coarse beard hair without a heavy shine, and conditions dry cuticles with a single drop per hand.
- Works as a Carrier Oil — dilute your own essential oils in it at 1–2% for a custom scalp or body blend.
- Sealed, Batch-Coded, External Use Only — every bottle carries a batch code. This is a cosmetic oil, not a cooking oil — do not ingest.
- Single Ingredient, Zero Fillers 100% Simmondsia chinensis (jojoba) seed oil. No walnut oil, no mineral oil, no carrier blends, no synthetic fragrance.
- Cold-Pressed, Not Solvent-Extracted — mechanically pressed without heat or chemical solvents, so the oil's natural wax esters stay intact.
- Lightweight Wax Ester, Not a Greasy Triglyceride Oil — jojoba is technically a liquid wax ester, which is why it spreads thin and sinks in instead of sitting on top like castor or coconut oil.
- Face-Friendly for Oily & Combination Skin — 2–3 drops on damp skin. Light enough that most oily and combination routines tolerate it, unlike heavier facial oils. Patch test first.
- Pre-Shampoo Scalp & Split-End Care — massage a small amount into the scalp 30 minutes before washing, or smooth 1–2 drops through dry ends to reduce the look of frizz.
- Beard, Nails & Cuticles in One Bottle — softens coarse beard hair without a heavy shine, and conditions dry cuticles with a single drop per hand.
- Works as a Carrier Oil — dilute your own essential oils in it at 1–2% for a custom scalp or body blend.
- Sealed, Batch-Coded, External Use Only — every bottle carries a batch code. This is a cosmetic oil, not a cooking oil — do not ingest.
SadaPure Jojoba Oil is 100% cold-pressed Simmondsia chinensis seed oil in a sealed glass bottle, with nothing else added — no carrier blend, no mineral oil, no parabens, and no synthetic fragrance. It is sold for external cosmetic use on the face, body, scalp, hair ends, beard, nails and cuticles.
Scientific and Technical Names
- INCI Name (Cosmetics): Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil
- Botanical Name: Simmondsia chinensis
- Technical Classification: Liquid wax ester
Common and Alternative Names
- Desert Gold
- Goatnut
- Bucknut
- Coffee nut
- Pignut
- Sheepnut
WHY JOJOBA FEELS DIFFERENT FROM EVERY OTHER OIL
Jojoba is not chemically an oil at all. Almonds, coconut, olive, castor and argan are triglyceride oils. Jojoba is a liquid wax ester — a structure much closer to the sebum human skin already produces.
That single difference explains almost everything people notice about it:
- It spreads thin and stops feeling wet within a minute or two, instead of staying tacky on the surface.
- It does not go rancid quickly the way seed oils do, because wax esters are far more oxidation-stable than polyunsaturated triglycerides.
- It is one of the few oils that oily and combination skin routines commonly tolerate, because it does not feel like a layer of grease sitting on the face.
This is a texture and conditioning story, not a medical one. Jojoba oil moisturises and softens. It is not a treatment for acne, eczema, alopecia or any medical condition, and no cosmetic oil should be sold as one.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATION AT A GLANCE
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| INCI name | Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil |
| Ingredients | 100% jojoba seed oil — single ingredient |
| Extraction | Cold-pressed (mechanical, no solvents) |
| Chemical class | Liquid wax ester (not a triglyceride oil) |
| Texture | Light, silky, low residue |
| Scent | Faint natural nutty note — no added fragrance |
| Colour | Pale gold to light yellow |
| Suitable for | Face, body, scalp, hair ends, beard, nails |
| Not suitable for | Ingestion, cooking, internal use, eye contact |
| Pack sizes | 100 ml, 250 ml, 500 ml |
| Packaging | Sealed bottle with batch code |
| Origin | Packed and sealed in Pakistan |
HOW TO USE JOJOBA OIL — DOSAGE BY BODY AREA
The single most common complaint about any facial oil is "it made me greasy." With jojoba that is almost always a dosage problem, not a product problem. Use these amounts:
| Where | How much | Method |
|---|---|---|
| Face | 2–3 drops | Press into clean, slightly damp skin |
| Under moisturiser | 1–2 drops | Mix into your cream in the palm, then apply |
| Scalp (pre-wash) | 8–10 drops | Massage in, leave 30 minutes, then shampoo |
| Hair ends | 1–2 drops | Warm in palms, smooth over the last few inches |
| Beard | 2–4 drops | Work through damp beard, comb to distribute |
| Nails & cuticles | 1 drop | Rub into each nail bed, best at night |
| Body / massage | 10–15 drops | On damp skin straight after a shower |
| As a carrier oil | 1–2% | 1–2 drops essential oil per 10 ml jojoba |
FOR FACE AND SKIN
Apply two or three drops to clean, slightly damp skin and press them in with your palms rather than rubbing. Damp skin lets the oil travel much further, so you use less and finish lighter.
Jojoba is widely rated low on the comedogenic scale, which is why it appears in so many routines for oily and acne-prone skin. But "low comedogenic rating" is a population average, not a promise about your face. Some people break out from oils that suit everyone else. Patch test on the inner forearm for 24 hours, start with one drop, and stop if you see increased redness, itching or new breakouts.
It also works as the oil step in an oil-cleansing routine and as a gentle remover for eye and lip makeup — but keep it out of the eyes themselves.
FOR HAIR, SCALP AND SPLIT ENDS
Warm eight to ten drops between your palms and massage into the scalp about thirty minutes before you shampoo. This is the traditional pre-shampoo oiling routine, and jojoba's advantage over coconut or castor is that it rinses out in one wash instead of two or three.
For dry, rough ends, one or two drops smoothed over the last few inches of dry hair reduces the appearance of frizz and flyaways. Do not apply to the roots on wash day unless you are about to shampoo.
Two honest limits: jojoba oil is a conditioning cosmetic, not a hair-growth treatment, and no oil regrows hair that is being lost for medical or genetic reasons. Anyone selling you an oil as a hair-fall cure is selling you a claim, not a product.
FOR BEARD, NAILS AND CUTICLES
Coarse beard hair softens well with two to four drops worked through a damp beard and combed down. Because jojoba is light, it conditions without leaving the wet, shiny look that heavier beard oils give.
For nails, one drop rubbed into each cuticle at night is enough. This improves how dry cuticles look and feel — it does not make nails grow faster.
HOW JOJOBA COMPARES TO OTHER OILS
| Oil | Type | Weight | Best suited to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jojoba | Liquid wax ester | Light | Face, fine hair, beard, nails |
| Squalane | Saturated alkane | Very light | Sensitive and reactive skin |
| Argan | Triglyceride | Light–medium | Hair ends, dry skin |
| Sweet Almond | Triglyceride | Medium | Body massage, general moisture |
| Coconut | Triglyceride | Heavy | Deep hair conditioning, body |
| Castor | Triglyceride | Very heavy | Diluted scalp use, brows, lashes |
Jojoba versus castor: castor is thick, sticky and best diluted. Jojoba is the one you reach for when you want conditioning without weight.
Jojoba versus squalane: squalane is almost weightless and disappears instantly. Jojoba has slightly more slip, which makes it better for massage and scalp work.
WHICH SIZE SHOULD YOU BUY?
- 100 ml (Rs. 1,150) — face-only use, or a first bottle to test how your skin responds before committing. At 2–3 drops a night this lasts roughly 3 months.
- 250 ml (Rs. 2,875) — the practical size if you are using it on hair or beard as well as face, or if two people in the house share it.
- 500 ml (Rs. 5,750) — body, massage and regular scalp oiling, or for anyone diluting their own essential-oil blends.
The price per millilitre is identical across all three sizes, so you are not penalised for buying small. Orders of Rs. 4,000 or more ship free anywhere in Pakistan, and cash on delivery is available nationwide.
STORAGE AND SHELF LIFE
Keep the bottle tightly capped in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, steam and heat. A bathroom shelf directly above a hot shower is the worst place for any oil.
Jojoba is unusually stable — because it is a wax ester rather than a polyunsaturated seed oil, it resists oxidation for far longer than flaxseed, walnut or grapeseed oil. Stored properly and closed after each use, an opened bottle stays in good condition for a long time. Discard it if the smell turns sharp or sour, or if the colour changes noticeably.
SAFETY, PATCH TESTING AND WHO SHOULD BE CAREFUL
- Patch test 24 hours before first facial use — one drop inside the forearm.
- Keep away from the eyes. If it gets in, rinse with clean water.
- Do not apply to broken, cracked, sunburnt or actively infected skin.
- Stop use if itching, burning, stinging or redness increases.
- Do not ingest. This is jojoba oil, not walnut oil or any cooking oil, and it is not intended for culinary use.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, using prescription retinoids or acne medication, or treating a diagnosed skin condition, check with your doctor or dermatologist before adding any new oil to your routine.
This is a cosmetic product. It is not a medicine and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
WHY BUY THIS BOTTLE INSTEAD OF ANOTHER
The jojoba category in Pakistan has a transparency problem. Listings routinely copy descriptions from each other, which is how a jojoba page ends up claiming omega-3 content, vitamin E richness or culinary suitability — none of which describe jojoba accurately.
SadaPure publishes the botanical name, the extraction method, the exact volume, the price per millilitre and the intended use on the page itself. Every bottle is sealed and carries a batch code. Prices are flat per millilitre across all three sizes, and returns are covered by a published 3-day policy.
Before you buy jojoba oil from anyone — including us — check four things on the listing: the INCI name (Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil), the extraction method, the actual volume in millilitres, and whether the seller states it is for external use. If a listing is vague on any of those four, that is your answer.
(Sadapure) جوجوبا آئل سو فیصد خالص، کولڈ پریسڈ جوجوبا کا تیل ہے۔ اس میں کوئی دوسرا تیل، منرل آئل یا خوشبو شامل نہیں کی گئی۔ یہ چہرے، بالوں کے سروں، سر کی جلد، داڑھی اور ناخنوں پر بیرونی استعمال کے لیے ہے۔
طریقۂ استعمال: چہرے کے لیے دو سے تین قطرے نم جلد پر لگائیں۔ بالوں کے لیے شیمپو سے تیس منٹ پہلے سر کی جلد پر ہلکا مساج کریں۔ داڑھی کے لیے دو سے چار قطرے کافی ہیں۔
احتیاط: پہلی بار استعمال سے پہلے بازو پر ٹیسٹ کریں۔ آنکھوں سے دور رکھیں۔ زخمی یا متاثرہ جلد پر نہ لگائیں۔ یہ کھانے کا تیل نہیں ہے، اسے پینا یا کھانا منع ہے۔
01Will jojoba oil make my face look oily or greasy?
Not if you use the right amount. Two to three drops pressed into slightly damp skin is enough for a whole face — most people who complain about greasiness are using six or eight drops on dry skin. Jojoba is a wax ester rather than a triglyceride oil, so it sinks in and stops feeling wet within a minute or two instead of sitting on the surface the way coconut or castor oil does. If your skin still feels heavy, drop to one or two drops and mix them into your moisturiser instead of layering.
02I have oily and acne-prone skin. Will this clog my pores?
Jojoba sits very low on the comedogenic scale and is one of the few oils commonly used in oily and acne-prone routines — but that rating is an average across many people, not a promise about your face. Patch test one drop on your inner forearm for 24 hours, then start with a single drop on the face for the first week. Stop if you see new breakouts, itching, burning or increased redness. If you are on prescription acne medication or a retinoid, ask your dermatologist before adding any oil.
03Where does jojoba oil go in my routine — before or after moisturiser?
After. Cleanse, apply any water-based serum, then press two to three drops of jojoba in, and finish with moisturiser if your skin still needs it. Oil is the heaviest step, so it goes last of the treatment layers — anything water-based applied on top of it will struggle to get through. At night you can use it as the final step on its own. In the morning, apply sunscreen after the oil has fully settled, and give it two to three minutes so your SPF does not slide.
04Can I use it under makeup, and does it work as a makeup remover?
Yes to both, with a gap. As a base, use one drop only and wait three to four minutes before foundation, otherwise the makeup can separate. As a remover, warm a few drops in your palms, massage over dry skin including eye and lip makeup, then wipe with a damp cloth and follow with your normal cleanser. Keep it out of the eyes themselves — around the lashes is fine, inside the eye is not.
05How do I use jojoba oil in my hair, and does it need to be washed out?
For the scalp, massage eight to ten drops in about thirty minutes before you shampoo, then wash as usual. Its main advantage over coconut or castor for pre-wash oiling is that it rinses out in a single wash instead of two or three. For dry, rough ends, one or two drops smoothed over the last few inches of dry hair works as a leave-in and does not need washing out. Skip the roots on non-wash days unless your hair is very dry.
06Will this stop my hair fall or grow my beard?
No, and any seller telling you otherwise is selling a claim rather than a result. Jojoba oil conditions hair and softens beard hair — it changes how hair looks and feels, not how much of it grows. Hair fall usually has a medical, hormonal, nutritional or genetic cause, and no cosmetic oil addresses those. Use this for softness, shine and reducing the look of frizz and split ends, and see a doctor if you are actually losing hair.
07How do I use it on my beard without it looking wet and shiny?
Use two to four drops on a damp beard, not a dry one, and comb it through so it reaches the skin underneath rather than sitting on the surface hair. Damp beard hair spreads the oil much further, so you finish soft instead of shiny. Longer or coarser beards may need up to six drops. If you are getting a greasy look, you are using too much halve it and apply straight after washing.
08My bottle has gone cloudy or semi-solid in winter. Has it gone bad?
No — this is normal and it is actually a sign the oil has not been heavily processed. Jojoba starts to thicken and turn cloudy below roughly 10°C, which happens easily during a Lahore or Islamabad winter night. Hold the closed bottle in your palms for a minute or two, or leave it in a warm room, and it returns to a clear liquid with no loss of quality. What is not normal is a sharp, sour or paint-like smell — that means the oil has actually gone off, and it should be discarded.
09How do I know this is real jojoba and not a diluted blend?
Check four things on any listing before you buy: the botanical name Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, the extraction method, the exact volume in millilitres, and a clear statement that it is for external cosmetic use. Real single-ingredient jojoba is pale gold, has only a faint natural nutty note with no perfume, feels light rather than sticky, and thickens in cold weather. A bottle that smells strongly floral or fruity has added fragrance in it, whatever the label says.
10Jojoba oil vs squalane: how are they different?
Jojoba is a plant wax ester, while squalane is a stable emollient made by hydrogenating a plant-derived squalene source. Both can feel lighter than rich oils and are used to reduce a dry, tight skin feel. Squalane is often nearly weightless, while jojoba has a slightly more oil-like slip. The best option depends on source preference, skin response and the ingredient information disclosed on the bottle.
11Does Jojoba oil have a smell?
Only a faint natural nutty note that fades within a few minutes of application. There is no added fragrance, no essential oil and no perfume in this bottle. That makes it usable for people who react to fragranced skincare, and it means it will not fight with your perfume, beard balm or hair products. If a jojoba oil you have bought elsewhere smells strongly of anything, it has been scented.
12Can I mix essential oils into Jojoba oil?
Yes — jojoba is one of the most widely used carrier oils because it is light and does not oxidise quickly. Dilute to 1–2% for body and scalp blends, which is roughly two to four drops of essential oil per 10 ml of jojoba, and stay at or below 1% for anything going on the face. Never put undiluted essential oil on skin, and patch test every new blend separately even if you already tolerate the jojoba on its own.
13Is it safe for sensitive skin, during pregnancy, or for children?
Jojoba is a single-ingredient, fragrance-free oil, which makes it one of the simpler options for sensitive skin — but simple is not the same as risk-free, so patch test for 24 hours before regular use. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, using prescription retinoids or acne medication, or treating a diagnosed skin condition, check with your doctor before adding it. For babies and young children, ask a paediatrician first rather than assuming a natural oil is automatically safe.
14Can jojoba oil be eaten or used in cooking?
No. This is a cosmetic oil for external use only and must not be swallowed, cooked with, or added to food. Jojoba is chemically a wax ester, not a digestible culinary fat like olive, walnut or sesame oil, and it is a completely different plant from walnut. This is worth flagging because copied online descriptions often mix jojoba facts with facts about entirely unrelated oils — if a listing says jojoba is good for cooking, that listing is wrong.
15Should I choose jojoba, or castor, argan or squalane?
Choose jojoba if you want conditioning without weight — it suits the face, fine hair, beard and cuticles. Castor is far thicker and stickier and is normally diluted before scalp use. Argan is slightly richer and often wins for very dry, coarse hair ends. Squalane is almost weightless and is the safer pick for reactive, easily overwhelmed skin. Jojoba is the most versatile of the four, which is why it is the one bottle that covers face, hair, beard and nails at once.
16Is jojoba oil halal?
Jojoba is entirely plant-derived with no animal-sourced content, and this bottle contains a single ingredient with nothing added. However, a formal halal ruling can also depend on processing and third-party certification, and SadaPure does not currently hold a halal certification mark for this product. If certification matters to you, ask for current documentation rather than treating words like "natural" or "100% pure" as a substitute for it.
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Anabia Khalil Verified Purchase
★★★★
4.0/5The bottle arrived sealed and the product had no overpowering fragrance.
12 Apr 2026Nashwa Khan Verified Purchase
★★★★★
5.0/5Two or three drops spread easily and the finish does not feel as heavy as many oils.
30 Mar 2026