Moisturize Everything! Cliganic Organic Jojoba Oil Review

Cliganic Jojoba oil review

Cliganic Jojoba oil review
We often hear claims about supposed “wonder” products that can help or work on anything. I’m always skeptical. In this Cliganic USDA Organic Jojoba Oil reviewOpens in a new tab., I’ll tell you; it’s all it claims. 

Personally, my skin and hair have changed throughout the years. I only needed some powder in my youth, like this oneOpens in a new tab., and some mascara to feel my best. 

Now, it’s like I have to fill up my cart at the beauty counter nearly as much as I do when I buy groceries. 

No more. I have found a golden elixir, a liquid halo if you will. 

According to HealthlineOpens in a new tab., Jojoba Oil comes from a hardy, perennial plant that grows in North America. The nut of the Jojoba plant gives us this glorious oil.

It’s beneficial as a moisturizer for faces, nails and cuticles, and hair (including facial hair!) It shines as a makeup remover, massage oil, and it’s a great carrier for those Essential Oils you’re hoarding. 

Hair Moisturizer

Cliganic Jojoba Oil review for hair care. Woman putting Jojoba oil in her hair.
I know it’s counterintuitive. Just hear me out.

Jojoba Oil is not greasy. That makes it ideal for hair! 

Massage it onto the scalp to help with dryness, which is frequently mistaken for dandruff. The oil is molecularly similar to what our body produces, preventing it from caking up like bacon grease.

The same applies to beards and mustaches. Apply with your hands and brush through either your facial hair or the mane on your head. 

Body Care

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Jojoba oil is wonderful as an after bath treat. Smooth it over damp skin to seal in the moisture.

I’m not going to claim to treat medical conditions. However, Jojoba oil can soothe the dry, flaky appearance caused by eczema. 

From working at the salon, excessive hand washing and sanitizer use are drying up my cuticles like hay in an autumn field. Use Jojoba to soak fingertips, hydrate your nail beds, cuticles, and surrounding skin.

Cuticles can be tricky, but keep them healthy, and your nails will likely be stronger and less brittle.  

Facial Care

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Before we get to the care part, Jojoba oil is excellent for removing makeup. It’s safe to use near eyes, making it the ideal tool for the job. 

Jojoba won’t clog my pores, and its antibacterial properties can even help prevent acne.

After I have cleaned my face, all of the natural goodness this little wonder nut produces kicks in. It helps balance oil production, moisturizes, and protects my skin.

You can also use Jojoba Oil as a way to oil cleanseOpens in a new tab.

Oil cleansing is a way to use natural oils to cleanse your skin. Oil dissolves oil. When you have oily skin, oil cleansing will gently remove congestion in your skin. If you have dry skin, this cleansing method will help replenish moisture in your skin.

If you oil cleanse with natural oil, make sure you remove it gently with a damp cloth.

It doesn’t matter what type of skin you have. Jojoba oil will fit into and enhance your skincare routine.

Carrier Oil

Cliganic essential oils that need to be sued with a carrier oil

A carrier oil is like a carrier pigeon. It takes something and drops it somewhere else. 

For our purposes, let’s talk about massage and eucalyptus essential oil. It is wonderful for a relaxing massage, but you can’t slather essentials on all by their lonesome. 

Essential oils must be diluted before use. Jojoba oil is non-allergenic, mimics our natural oil, is great for dry skin, and doesn’t clog pores. 

These attributes make it perfect for diluting essential oils and making them safe and beneficial for the skin.

Why Cliganic?

Cliganic Jojoba Oil Review
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I’d be remiss not to mention all the benefits of the Cliganic USDA Organic Jojoba OilOpens in a new tab. in my review. It is natural and cold-pressed. Cold-pressed means that it is made without heat or added chemicals.

Cliganic is Certified Organic by the USDA, and it’s not tested on animals and cruelty-free!

Not that I’d eat it (or recommend that you eat it), but it’s also vegan. I know that matters to scores of you.

I have tried my bottle of Jojoba oil on my cuticles, hair, after showering, and on my face. And now, I need someone to try it out as a massage oil on me.

Cliganic is sure to include a glass dropper with your cold-pressed jojoba oil so you can easily get the right amount out of the bottle. 

It’s also fragrance-free, so it’s ideal for use on sensitive skin.

Wrap It Up

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Not all oils are equal, and I have tried quite a few.

Jojoba oil is the first product I have tried that has multiple use claims that it fulfills. That golden halo I mentioned? I am crafting said halo as I type this jojoba oil review!

I think my favorite use is hair and face. I guess that is technically two uses. 

My hair feels softer but not sticky. My face feels smoother but not greasy.

Thanks so much for reading my Cliganic USDA Organic Jojoba OilOpens in a new tab. review, I give it two thumbs up!

Paulina Romain

Paulina Romain is an entrepreneur and artist in the beauty industry. She is the founder and owner of The Art of Ink Studio, where she provides services such as permanent cosmetics, microblading, and artistic ink, focusing on personalized body art. Additionally, she owns Mill Pond Salon, through which she aims to deliver big-city salon services in the comfort of a small town. Apart from her hands-on work in her studios, Paulina Romain is also active on social media platforms like TikTok, where she showcases her fine line and cosmetic tattoo work. Furthermore, she's been in the salon and beauty industry for over 14 years and operates Team True Beauty with Sam Romain. This platform includes a blog on various beauty-related topics and marks the opening of two beauty brands by the couple.

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