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Jojoba Oil 1 L

Why Jojoba Wax Outperforms Regular Oils in Bulk Production

Jojoba oil is technically a liquid wax rather than a classic triglyceride oil, and this molecular structure is exactly what gives it exceptional oxidative stability, making it valuable well beyond household cosmetics. The 1 liter package size is aimed at studios, small manufacturers and production workshops that need a reliable supply of raw material without constantly reordering tiny quantities. This product belongs to the Liquid Basic Oils section, which brings together foundational plant-based ingredients suitable for formulations of any complexity.

The primary global demand for jojoba oil comes from the skin and hair care industry: creams, serums, balms, massage oils, after-shave products, hair conditioners and masks. Because the wax resists rancidity far longer than typical vegetable oils, it remains a preferred ingredient for manufacturers producing large batches with extended shelf life requirements. Beyond cosmetics, jojoba oil is widely used in the pharmaceutical sector as a carrier base for ointments and liniments, and in the production of technical lubricants where resistance to oxidation at elevated temperatures is critical. Another notable niche is the fragrance industry, where jojoba serves as a neutral carrier for aromatic compositions thanks to its lack of a strong inherent scent and excellent compatibility with essential oils.

In formulations, jojoba oil is typically added during the oil phase at 60-70 degrees Celsius alongside other oils and waxes, blends smoothly with emulsifiers, and can be used at concentrations ranging from 3 to 30 percent depending on the product type. Lightweight serums generally require only 5-10 percent, while thicker creams and balms may call for 20-30 percent. It pairs well with other plant oils of varying consistency, including Flaxseed Oil, which contributes additional polyunsaturated fatty acids and is well suited for restorative formulations.

For manufacturers still testing a formula before committing to a full production batch, a smaller trial volume such as Cosmetic Jojoba Oil, 30 ml or the unrefined Jojoba Oil Unrefined 10 ml is a practical starting point before scaling up to the liter format for consistent production runs.

Jojoba oil should be stored in a tightly sealed container, in a cool dark place away from direct sunlight and heat sources, which preserves its properties throughout the entire declared shelf life without quality loss. The product tolerates reasonable temperature fluctuations during transport, which simplifies logistics for larger production volumes.

Lightweight Facial Serum for Combination Skin

Jojoba oil 60 ml

Flaxseed oil 15 ml

Vitamin E 3 ml

Squalane 10 ml

Essential oil of lavender 6 drops

Combine jojoba oil, flaxseed oil and squalane in a clean glass bottle, warm gently to about 35 degrees Celsius for easier blending, then add vitamin E and lavender essential oil. Shake thoroughly before each use and apply a few drops to cleansed skin morning or evening, allowing the blend to absorb fully before applying makeup or sunscreen.

INCI	Jojoba oil
Other
Color product	from yellow to dark yellow
Descriptio smell	characteristic
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	антицеллюлитные массажи — 5-10%, эмульсии и гели — 0,5-5%, профилактика растяжек кожи — 3-10%, смягчающие и заживляющие мази — 4-20%, бальзамы для губ и ногтей — 5-8%, детская банная линия — 2-5%, укрепление волос (обертывания и маски) — 5-100%, пеномоющие средства — 3-5%, бытовые полироли — 2-15%
Method preparation	cold pressed
Minimum count	1
Name	Jojoba Oil 1 L
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	1 liter
Solubility	fat phase
Type	natural, refined