I mix in in a bottle with coconut oil, extra virgin olive oil and water. I spray it on after shower and pat dry with my hands. I love the smell, the feel and it moisturizes great. (Which is really important when living in the desert.)

I heard that this was good to wear under your regular spf moisturizer to boost moisturization...but I just could not get past the smell!!! I used it twice, forcing myself to use it. It smells like funky lunch meat. I would not purchase this again. I threw it away after a couple uses.

I had a crack in one of my nails so I did some research on the internet and found that jojoba oil was recommended. I purchased this oil and when I got it i rubbed the oil into all my nails, making sure to cover the whole nail, cuticle and under the nail too. Literally after ONE USE my nails were totally transformed. Not that they were in horrible shape to begin with but my other nails were somewhat weak and peeled easily. Anyhow, after one week I realized that I wasn't filing my nails to get rid of ragged edges and broken nails. They were so smooth and were growing nicely and looking healthy and pink. I was amazed. The downside is that the oil does not smell good at all but it dissapates quickly. It is also a bit greasy at first but that also goes away quickly too. Just be careful not to get this stuff in your eyes. I have also started using the oil on my face once a week (JUST ONE DROP LITERALLY) and my skin is also amazingly soft and moist but doesn't feel damp like it does when you use Oil of Old Lady.

I really like this product and will buy more. I wish there were larger bottles. It has a strange smell, not so inviting, but it's easily covered up with a light lotion or perfume and it does fade rather quickly, so it's definitely not a show stopper. I like how well it goes on and a little goes a long way. I'm a little bit chicken to use it on my face but it's really nice to put on before you get out of the shower. Try it, you'll like it!

Jojoba Oil is awesome to put it simply. It really moisturizes my skin after I've cleansed and exfoliated after a shower. It takes a while for it to absorb, so I recommend using it at night. However, by the time you wake up, it will have been absorbed by your skin 100%. Furthermore, it has several other benefits which include fading hyper pigmentation, slightly. Also, it can be used on chapped lips. Lastly, it only requires a few drops because a couple drops goes a long way, so while it is only 4 fl oz., its only been a month since I've used it and i still have 5/6 of the bottle left.

This oil is perfect - clean, light, and pure. Keep in mind -- this is only an oil, not a formulated moisturizer, so it's basically one ingredient. Don't expect it to act as a lotion. I use it right after a shower, when the skin is still damp -- it goes on very smoothly and the moisture tends to last a long time. Also, I use small amounts of it under perfume - it prolongs that as well. If you epilate, it's great mixed with some aloe vera to put on your skin after. Also a really good make up remover. Of all the oils available, I believe this brand is the best.

This is the best for removing waterproof mascara! It doesn't sting my eyes and it seems to have conditioned my eyelashes as well. Great stuff!

I use a couple drops daily on my thick, frizzy, wavy hair. It works well if I use three drops and rub it between my palms, but it is extremely difficult to get the right amount. Too little, and my hair is still frizzing, too much and my hair is a little greasy. The way the cap is made doesn't help at all either--it comes gushing out so fast that I only can tilt it over my hand for a split second before I have to flip it up again.

This product has worked well for treating my adult acne. I added a small capful of pure tea tree oil to the bottle of jojoba and apply a small amount with a cotton ball after washing my face with natural cleanser and using witch hazel as a toner. I also spot treat pimples with tea tree oil on a moistened cotton swab. Also, occasionally, I use table salt on a damp, clean towel to gently exfoliate. If you have moderate acne you will need either tea tree oil or benzoyl peroxide, both of which are antiseptic. Jojoba will only help balance oil production; it will not kill the bacteria which causes acne.

I use this all over my face every other day, alternating with Cerave cream the other days, immediately after washing my face in the shower with Noxzema. It's amazing stuff! Keeps my face clear and soft and while I can't prove it, I believe it's keeping little lines at bay. I'm 35 but most people think I'm 25. It's also perfect for all-over body moisturizing right after the shower. The key is to apply it while your skin is still damp. When first using it, I had to get used to the slight burning sensation on my face upon first applying, but it goes away and doesn't bother me. I keep it away from my eyes. Once it's dry, sunblock and makeup go on quite nicely, although I don't use foundation much because I want to show off my skin. It takes care of my occasional zits too. This is one of my if-I-were-stranded-on-a-desert-island products!