Jojoba oil

[Peatness]

I once heard Dr. Peat say Jojoba oil was fine to use on skin because it's more like a wax. Does anyone know which interview he said this? I've searched for it but I can't find it. Thanks

 

[Blossom]

I once heard Dr. Peat say Jojoba oil was fine to use on skin because it's more like a wax. Does anyone know which interview he said this? I've searched for it but I can't find it. Thanks

I don’t but I’ll try to find something.

 

[Peatness]

Thanks @Blossom

 

[stressless]

I don’t but I’ll try to find something.

I had the same question! Interested to hear if you can find where he said that - jojoba oil doesn't seem to be discussed on this forum very often.

 

[Blossom]

This is all I’ve been able to find so far. It’s an email response from Peat about a skincare product.

as far as this Green Tea lotion with these ingredients: RP got back to my email with this to say:

"Borage and corn oil are very minor ingredients, so I don't think it's harmful; jojoba and caprylic-capric are the main oils"

Are Topical Oils For The Skin A PUFA?

I just wanted to chime in and let you know that coconut oil isn't the only non-PUFA oil which you can use. Tallow (beef fat) has traditionally been used for skin care and it works very well. It sounds gross, but if you think about it, were animals, not plants. The oils which our skin produces...

raypeatforum.com

 

[Peatness]

Thanks blossom. Jojoba oil is the only thing that makes my skin feel good. I shall resume using it.