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Jojoba Oil and 10 Uses and Benefits
Jojoba Oil and 10 Uses and Benefits

Jojoba Oil and 10 Uses and Benefits. Jojoba oil is an exceptional moisturizer for skin and scalp, which makes it an ideal ingredient to soften beards and give emolliency to the skin. When used in the hair, the oil conditions the hair shaft by lightly coating it, adding shine and manageability.

Jojoba is a liquid wax pressed from the seeds of Simmondsia chinensis beans. Jojoba Oil is unique among the carrier oils because it is truly a wax, consisting almost entirely of fatty acids and alcohols, with very little triglycerides. Jojoba Oil is a waxy ester making it similar to human sebum. This makes it more readily absorbed and tolerated by the top layer of our skin. Besides, it can help to balance oil production when applied topically.

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Shampoo Bar and Beard Kit
Shampoo Bar and Beard Kit

We are SUPER excited to share the latest addition to our product lineup. Now in stock is our Shampoo Bar Beard Kit. This Beard Kit comes with Beard Oil, Beard Balm, a Beard Brush and our Homemade Tea Tree Mint Soap and Solid Shampoo Bar. Completely Organic and Natural. This Bar follows a 35 day "Cold Process" which ensures a super creamy, extra mild and long lasting bar.

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Reminder
Reminder

Fundamentally, there are two kinds of decisions: intellectual and emotional.

Intellectually, we knew we wanted a change in our lives. We knew we were unhappy, unsatisfied, and unfulfilled. We knew we didn’t have freedom—not real freedom. The problem was we knew these things intellectually, but not emotionally: We didn’t have the feeling in our guts that things must change. We knew they should change, but that change wasn’t a must.

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