Indigenous groups have for centuries reap the fruits between March and April, according to the traditional method, and grind in mortars the sun-dried berries. The result is a rich butter, yellow, sweet smelling and with an almost sweet taste. It looks like a consistent fat, rich in linoleic acid, and nutrients (the unsaponifiable fraction), stimulators of the circulation of the skin It is excellent for toning, firming and nourishing the skin and therefore suitable for inelastic, dry and tone-lacking skin and for the prevention of wrinkles. It is used as a solar filter, thanks to its unsaponifiable fraction, and thus to prevent erythema. It protects the skin from external agents such as the sun, smog, temperature changes and the wind, preventing dehydration and the loss of the hydro-lipid film.

While all other oils extracted from seeds contain in their molecules glycerol (triglycerides), the Jojoba oil does not contain it and is a linear molecule, without branches, which explains its easy absorption by the skin and his great ability to penetrate through the small pores of the epidermis and the interstices of the dermis.
The Jojoba oil obtained by squeezing the fruit, is a liquid wax, odorless and therefore suitable to be used as a base for perfumes.
It has good resistance to temperature and does not turn rancid in the presence of ultraviolet rays.
The properties of this oil are valuable for its high purity, heat stability and high resistance to rancidity, as well as for the presence of natural antioxidants: tocopherols. Its use is recommended in all cases of premature aging of the skin and dry skin, which is the most exposed to the formation of wrinkles due to its thinness.
Anti-inflammatory and emollient, it stimulates skin circulation, making the skin radiant and elastic.  Recommended for the prevention of wrinkles and for the treatment of eczema and psoriasis.
Jojoba Oil can be easily absorbed by the skin, which makes its cosmetic and massage use nice and smooth. It contains vitamins E, F and minerals and has a sun protection factor of 4.

The molecule is formed by the repetition of long sequences of two simple sugars, glucuronic acid and N-acetylglucosamine. These substances are both negatively charged and when they join together, the strong repulsion originates a flexible and highly polar linear molecule. The great solubility in aqueous environment is important to ensure hydration of the tissues and at the same time protect them from tension and stress. At the same time, the high affinity with other hyaluronic acid molecules and other components of the extracellular matrix allows the formation of a dense and intricate network of high molecular weight.
Its particular chemical structure of the hyaluronic acid gives it many properties that make it particularly useful in both medical and aesthetic fields..
Its ability to bind with water and other substances produces a protective gel, particularly useful for the skin and joints. By participating in the formation of collagen and connective tissue, the hyaluronic acid protects the body from viruses and bacteria, increases the plasticity of tissues, ensures optimal hydration of the skin and has cicatrization and anti-inflammatory properties.