
Jojoba oil
Constituent spotlightWax ester
Jojoba is predominantly a liquid wax. Long-chain wax esters, represented here by eicosenyl eicosenoate, give this botanical lipid its distinctive, smooth emollient character.
SUSHENAHCAUSE-BASED SKINCARE
SUSHENAH · INFLAMMATION & SENSITIVITYINFLAMMATION & SENSITIVITY
Focused care for inflammation-prone skin.
Developed with inflammation-prone skin in mind. Turmeric and jojoba bring ingredients studied for anti-inflammatory activity, alongside conditioning seed oils, saffron and other herbs, with geranium and vetiver essential oils.
UNDERSTANDING SKIN INFLAMMATION
Pimples, rashes and sensitive skin can share signs of inflammation: redness, tenderness and itching. Their triggers differ, so care starts with understanding both the irritation and the skin barrier.
Turmeric’s curcumin has reduced inflammatory signalling in laboratory skin cells; jojoba wax has shown anti-inflammatory activity in skin tissue models. These findings guide ingredient selection, while the botanical oil blend provides emollient conditioning.
These studies tested ingredients, not this finished butter. Curcumin study · Jojoba study
A considered lipid blend, designed around smooth application, skin conditioning and comfort.
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SIMPLE STEPS, CONSIDERED CARE

Wash your face with a gentle cleanser, then pat dry with a soft towel.

With clean fingertips, take enough butter to spread a light, even layer.

Apply evenly across the face, avoiding the eyes and broken skin.

Massage gently for 15–30 seconds, allowing the butter to settle into the skin. Avoid firm pressure on tender areas.
Contains geranium and vetiver essential oils, which may not suit fragrance-sensitive skin. Test a small area before facial use. Stop if redness, burning or itching increases; seek advice for a persistent or unexplained rash.