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Jojoba Oil (Refined)

Sale price$13.95
Silky botanical wax ester for smooth, conditioned skin feel.
Oil soluable
Silky emollient
Smooth skin feel
Improves spreadability
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Jojoba Oil (Refined)
Jojoba Oil (Refined) Sale price$13.95
OUR DIFFERENCE

Selected for specification, not just ingredient name.

Materials sold under the same ingredient name or INCI can differ in grade, purity, specification limits and supporting documentation. JNA selects ingredients with these differences in mind.
Specification Matters

Specification Matters

Selected for stronger purity and quality parameters where specification makes the difference.
Cosmetic grade

Cosmetic grade

Selected for professional cosmetic formulation.
Documented quality

Documented quality

Manufacturing and batch documentation available.
Formulator ready

Formulator ready

Defined use levels and processing guidance.

FORMULATION OVERVIEW

Jojoba Oil (Refined)

Jojoba Oil is a versatile botanical emollient valued for its smooth spreadability, conditioning properties and elegant skin feel.

Structurally a liquid wax ester rather than a conventional triglyceride oil, it is particularly suited to facial oils, serums, creams, lotions, balms, body care and haircare formulations.

JNA supplies cosmetic-grade Jojoba Oil selected for consistent quality and predictable formulation performance.

Formulator's Quick Guide

INCI Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil
CAS 90045-98-0
Solubility Oil soluble
Phase Oil Phase
Supports Skin conditioning, Skin comfort, Slip / sensory feel, Oil regulation

Why Formulators Choose This Ingredient

Liquid Wax Ester Advantage

Jojoba is predominantly composed of liquid wax esters rather than triglycerides, giving formulators a genuinely different emollient tool from conventional botanical oils.

Exceptional Oxidative Stability

Its wax-ester composition gives Jojoba excellent resistance to oxidation compared with many triglyceride-rich botanical oils, making it especially valuable in formulations where oil-phase stability matters.

Elevates Emollient Blends

Jojoba does not need to dominate the oil phase to make a meaningful difference. Blend it with Squalane, botanical oils, esters, butters and other compatible emollients to improve glide, balance richness and create a smoother, more refined sensory profile tailored to the finished produc

Skin + Hair Conditioning Versatility

Delivers smooth slip, softness and conditioning across both skin and hair, making one ingredient useful across facial skincare, body care, lip care and conditioning hair formulations.

Technical Documents

Technical documentation available for this ingredient.

Safety Data Sheet available. Batch-specific Certificate of Analysis documentation is maintained for the supplied material.

FORMULATION SUPPORT

Jojoba Oil FAQ

Working With Jojoba Oil

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Is Jojoba Oil actually an oil?

Despite its common name, Jojoba Oil is technically a liquid wax, composed predominantly of wax esters rather than the triglycerides found in most conventional botanical oils. This difference contributes to its distinctive formulation and sensory characteristics.

How does Jojoba Oil differ from conventional botanical oils?

Most botanical oils are primarily triglycerides composed of glycerol and fatty acids. Jojoba instead contains predominantly long-chain wax esters, giving formulators a different emollient profile. It can therefore be useful when building an oil phase with varied sensory and functional characteristics rather than simply combining several similar triglyceride oils.

Why is Jojoba Oil more oxidatively stable than many botanical oils?

Jojoba is composed predominantly of wax esters rather than triglycerides, giving it a different oxidative profile from many conventional botanical oils. This makes Jojoba particularly useful when formulators want a plant-derived emollient with strong inherent oxidative stability, especially within oil-rich and anhydrous formulations.

Does Jojoba Oil need an antioxidant such as Tocopherol?

Jojoba has good inherent oxidative stability, but that does not automatically protect every other oil in the formulation. If a blend contains more oxidation-sensitive botanical oils, an antioxidant may still be appropriate for the overall oil phase. Assess the complete lipid blend rather than assuming Jojoba removes the need for oxidative protection.

Can Jojoba Oil replace another botanical oil 1:1?

Sometimes from a percentage perspective, but not necessarily from a formulation-performance perspective. Replacing a triglyceride oil with Jojoba changes the composition of the emollient phase and can alter spreadability, richness, slip and after-feel. In emulsions, a substantial change to the oil phase should also be followed by stability testing rather than assuming the original system will behave identically.

Can Jojoba Oil be blended with Squalane or other emollients?

Yes - and this is often more useful than treating the ingredients as alternatives. Jojoba Oil and Squalane provide different emollient profiles and can be blended with each other or with botanical oils, esters and other compatible oil-phase ingredients to tailor richness, slip, spreadability and after-feel.