Yes, Jojoba is hypoallergenic owing to its similarity with sebum wax and many people use it after their skin has proved to be too sensitive for other cosmetics. Due to this Jojoba can be “one moisturiser for all the family”, it is as suited to young skin as it is to mature skin. Because it is so similar to sebum it helps balance sebum production and can be used on a range of skin types from oily to dry.

Yes - It will actually help to break up and dissolve sebum build-up that can result in acne. It acts as a sebum regulator and many acne sufferers have had relief from using Jojoba.

Apply a few drops (3-5) into the palm of your hand, distribute it evenly in your hand, then run your hands through your hair and massage into scalp. Allow the Jojoba to be absorbed then wash hair with a mild shampoo or soap. Alternately, add a few drops to your favourite shampoo. This can also assist with stopping the breeding cycle of hair lice, as they will not lay their eggs on a hair shaft which is clean and smooth.