As a base or carrier oil, Jojoba absorbs quickly and soothes irritation. A golden botanical treasure rich in antioxidants, it hydrates, protects and restores your skin’s barrier. Jojoba is one of the best oils for diluting essential oil blends.
Organic Jojoba Oil 100ml
£18.00
Product Benefits
- Hydrates & Balances
- Antioxidant Protection
- Supports Skin Health
- Boosts Skin Elasticity
- Nourishes Dry Skin
- Regenerates the Skin
Soothe, Hydrate, Restore
A fast absorbing base oil to dilute with essential oils and NeuroScent Blends for massage and body application. Jojoba enhances absorption while nourishing the skin. Mix 10 drops of your chosen blend with 15 ml of Jojoba to apply on skin.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Short answers for quick decisions, followed by more detailed context on ingredients, use, safety and the science behind NeuroScent rituals.
What is jojoba oil and where does it come from? +
Short answer
Jojoba oil is a golden, plant-derived liquid pressed from the seeds of the jojoba shrub (Simmondsia chinensis), a hardy desert plant native to arid regions of North America. It is widely used in skincare and aromatherapy as a carrier oil because it is gentle, stable and well tolerated by most skin types.
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Jojoba oil is extracted from the seeds of Simmondsia chinensis, a desert shrub adapted to dry, sun-exposed climates. The seeds yield a golden, lightweight liquid that has been used in traditional skincare for centuries and is now a staple ingredient in modern cosmetic and aromatherapy formulations. NeuroScent's Organic Jojoba Oil is cold-pressed and unrefined, retaining its natural antioxidant content. It is rich in vitamins and fatty acid-like compounds that may support hydration and help maintain the skin's natural barrier. Because of its molecular similarity to human sebum, jojoba absorbs quickly without leaving a heavy residue, making it ideal as a base for diluting essential oil blends before topical application. It pairs particularly well with concentrated aromatic blends used in massage or pulse-point rituals.
Is jojoba oil actually an oil, or is it something else? +
Short answer
Jojoba is technically a liquid wax ester rather than a true oil. Its molecular structure closely resembles human sebum, which is why it absorbs quickly into skin and feels light rather than greasy. This unusual chemistry also gives jojoba excellent stability and a long shelf life.
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Although called an oil for everyday use, jojoba is technically a liquid wax composed of long-chain wax esters. This makes it chemically distinct from common plant oils such as sweet almond or sunflower, which are triglyceride-based. Its molecular profile is remarkably similar to human sebum, which explains why it absorbs cleanly and rarely feels heavy on the skin. The wax-ester structure also makes jojoba unusually stable, resistant to oxidation and slow to go rancid, which is why it is so widely used as a carrier in aromatherapy and skincare. For diluting concentrated aromatic blends such as the Focus Blend or De-Stress Blend, this stability helps preserve the integrity of both the carrier and the essential oils suspended in it.
What is a carrier oil and why do you need one with essential oils? +
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A carrier oil is a neutral, plant-based oil used to dilute concentrated essential oils before applying them to the skin. Essential oils are highly potent and can irritate skin if used neat. A carrier such as jojoba safely disperses the active aromatic compounds and supports comfortable, even application.
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A carrier oil is a base oil, usually pressed from seeds, nuts or kernels, used to dilute essential oils for topical use. Essential oils are highly concentrated aromatic extracts and should not be applied directly to skin in most cases. The carrier oil disperses the active compounds, reduces the risk of irritation and helps the blend spread evenly across the skin during massage or pulse-point application. Common carrier oils include jojoba, sweet almond, grapeseed and coconut. Jojoba is particularly well suited to aromatherapy use because it is light, stable and similar in structure to human sebum. NeuroScent recommends jojoba as the carrier of choice when diluting blends such as the Sleep Blend or Balance Blend for massage or topical rituals.
How do I use jojoba oil to dilute essential oil blends for skin? +
Short answer
Mix jojoba oil with a NeuroScent essential oil blend in a clean bottle or your palm before applying to skin. A standard ratio is 20 drops of essential oil blend per 20ml of jojoba. Massage gently into pulse points, shoulders, temples or larger body areas.
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To use jojoba as a carrier, combine it with your chosen NeuroScent essential oil blend at the recommended dilution. For a body or massage application, mix 20 drops of essential oil blend with 20ml of jojoba oil. For pulse-point use, place a small amount of jojoba in your palm and add 1 to 2 drops of the blend, then apply to wrists, behind the ears, the chest or temples. Always patch-test on the inner forearm if you have sensitive skin. Jojoba is an ideal carrier for blends such as the De-Stress Blend, Sleep Blend or Women's Health Blend because it absorbs cleanly without leaving a heavy residue, allowing the aromatic compounds to release gradually into the skin and air.
How much jojoba oil should I mix with an essential oil blend for a massage or pulse-point application? +
Short answer
For a massage oil, NeuroScent recommends 20 drops of essential oil blend per 20ml of jojoba carrier oil. For pulse-point use, dilute 1 to 2 drops of essential oil in a small amount of jojoba in your palm before applying to wrists, neck or temples.
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Dilution ratios depend on how the blend will be used and how large the area of application is. For full-body or back massage, mix 20 drops of a NeuroScent blend with 20ml of jojoba oil. This is roughly a 2 percent dilution, which is widely considered comfortable for most adults. For pulse-point use on wrists, behind the ears or temples, 1 to 2 drops of essential oil diluted in a small amount of jojoba is sufficient. Less is generally more with essential oils, as the aromatic compounds are highly concentrated. If you are layering blends or using them frequently, stay at the lower end of the range. For diffusion rather than topical use, a MicroMoments Diffuser avoids the need for dilution entirely.
Can jojoba oil be used on the face as well as the body? +
Short answer
Jojoba oil is widely used on the face as well as the body. Its lightweight texture and similarity to human sebum make it suitable for facial skincare routines, where it may support hydration and help maintain the skin's natural barrier without feeling greasy or heavy.
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Jojoba is one of the more versatile plant-based carriers and is commonly used on both face and body. Because its molecular profile resembles human sebum, it tends to absorb cleanly and is generally well tolerated even by sensitive or combination skin. On the face, a few drops can be massaged into clean skin as a finishing step, or used as a base for diluting essential oil blends for facial pulse points such as the temples or behind the ears. Avoid the immediate eye area, and patch-test first if your skin reacts easily. For aromatic facial rituals, jojoba pairs well with calming blends such as the De-Stress Blend or grounding blends like the Balance Blend, used at very low dilutions.
Is jojoba oil non-comedogenic and suitable for oily or acne-prone skin? +
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Jojoba oil is generally considered non-comedogenic, meaning it is unlikely to clog pores. Its structural similarity to human sebum is associated with helping balance how the skin produces its own oils, which is why it is often recommended for oily, combination or breakout-prone skin types.
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Jojoba is widely regarded as non-comedogenic and is one of the more frequently recommended plant-based oils for oily, combination or breakout-prone skin. Because its wax-ester structure closely mirrors human sebum, it absorbs cleanly without sitting heavily on the skin's surface, and is associated with helping to regulate sebum production rather than adding to it. This makes it a sensible base for diluting essential oil blends in facial or pulse-point rituals where heavier oils might feel uncomfortable. As with any new skincare product, a patch test on the inner forearm is sensible if your skin is reactive. NeuroScent's Organic Jojoba Oil is cold-pressed and unrefined, with no synthetic additives, making it suitable for use alongside concentrated essential oil blends for topical aromatherapy.
Is NeuroScent's jojoba oil organic and is it sourced responsibly? +
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NeuroScent's Organic Jojoba Oil is 100% pure, natural and organic, with no synthetic fragrances, artificial additives or GMOs. Like all NeuroScent products, it is vegan and cruelty-free, sourced from suppliers that meet the brand's standards for botanical purity and ethical production.
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NeuroScent's Organic Jojoba Oil is sourced as a 100% pure, natural botanical oil, free from synthetic fragrances, artificial additives and GMOs. It is vegan and cruelty-free, in line with the rest of the NeuroScent range. The brand was founded by psychologist and aromatherapist Olga Melita, whose approach combines clinical psychology with botanical science, and every product is selected to support that standard of purity. Jojoba is the recommended carrier oil for diluting NeuroScent's essential oil blends for massage, pulse-point or facial rituals. While the jojoba oil itself is a single-ingredient carrier rather than a fragrance blend, the wider NeuroScent range carries an IFRA Certificate of Conformity and full Allergen Analysis issued by New Seasons Natural Products Ltd, available on request.







