Jojoba Oil Price in Pakistan 2026: 11.11 Buying Guide

Jojoba Oil Price in Pakistan 2026: 11.11 Buying Guide

Updated: 8 November 2026 | By BaBaShop.pk Team

You search for the jojoba oil price in Pakistan and get ten different answers. One shop says Rs 550. Another says Rs 3,613. Same oil, same country — a gap of more than six times. Which bottle is real?

This guide gives you the real numbers. We checked the jojoba oil price in Pakistan across seven brands and retailers on 8 November 2026 — twelve bottles, sizes from 30ml to 200ml — and worked out the per-100ml cost for each. If you are searching jojoba oil ki qeemat or jojoba oil ke fayde, read this before the 11.11 sale.

One thing first: jojoba oil is a skin and hair oil. It goes on your face, scalp and hair — never in your food, and never swallowed. It is not a cooking oil and not a medicine.

📑 In this guide

• Quick verdict
• Price comparison: 12 bottles
• What Rs 1,000 buys you
• What is jojoba oil?
• How to spot pure cold-pressed oil
• What experts and research say
• Jojoba vs argan vs coconut oil
• Jojoba oil for skin
• Jojoba oil for hair
• Who should buy — and who should skip
• Local confusion cleared
• Where to buy
• How we collected these prices
• Honest limitations
• Buying before the 11.11 sale
• FAQs

🏆 Quick verdict: which bottle should you buy?

Buy the bigger bottle. The 30ml bottles look cheap at Rs 780–990, but they cost two to five times more per millilitre than a 100ml or 200ml bottle. For daily use, a 100ml+ bottle is the only size that makes sense — small bottles only work as a first trial.

Buy NatureZone 200ml if…

Budget is your main concern. At Rs 1,700 it works out at Rs 850 per 100ml — the lowest verified rate in our check. One warning: NatureZone does not state cold-pressed on its product page, so we will not claim it is.

Buy Olim Naturals 30ml if…

You want a small first bottle from a Pakistani brand that states its method clearly: 100% pure, cold-pressed, at Rs 780. At Rs 2,600 per 100ml it is a trial size, not a value size.

Buy an imported iHerb bottle if…

You want an international brand like NOW Foods or Leven Rose and you are happy to pay for it. Leven Rose 118ml at Rs 2,667 (Rs 2,260/100ml) is the cheapest imported option we found. Never buy the small imported bottle if the 118ml is in stock — NOW Foods 30ml costs Rs 4,741 per 100ml, more than double.

💰 Price comparison: 12 bottles + per-100ml cost

Sticker price lies. A Rs 780 bottle can cost three times more per millilitre than a Rs 1,700 bottle. Here are twelve verified bottles, sorted from the lowest to the highest cost per 100ml:

Source: each brand’s own website or the listed retailer’s Pakistan page, checked 8 November 2026. Per-100ml = price ÷ size × 100. *The Soul Food Company bottle is sold by weight (120g), so its figure is per 100g. Delivery and duties are extra. Full source URLs are in the methodology section.

Three patterns jump out. First, size matters more than brand: the same NatureZone oil costs Rs 850/100ml in the 200ml bottle but Rs 1,100/100ml in the 50ml bottle. Second, local beats imported: every Pakistani brand sits below Rs 2,600 per 100ml, while every iHerb bottle except Leven Rose sits above it. Third, “organic” adds cost: NOW Foods’ certified organic 118ml costs about 14% more.

For context, Marham’s guide from February 2026 lists the general market as 30ml at Rs 500–1,200, 50ml at Rs 800–1,800 and 100ml at Rs 1,500–3,500. Our verified bottles sit inside those ranges.

🧮 What Rs 1,000 actually buys you

Jojoba oil is used in drops, not spoonfuls: about five drops a day, roughly 0.25ml. At that rate a 30ml bottle lasts about 120 days. Here is what Rs 1,000 gets you at each verified rate — and what it costs per day:

• At Rs 850/100ml (NatureZone 200ml): about 118ml — about 470 days — Rs 2.13 a day.
• At Rs 1,100/100ml (NatureZone 50ml): about 91ml — about 364 days — Rs 2.75 a day.
• At Rs 2,600/100ml (Olim 30ml): about 38ml — about 154 days — Rs 6.50 a day.
• At Rs 4,741/100ml (NOW Foods 30ml): about 21ml — about 84 days — Rs 11.85 a day.

That is the number to keep in mind when a seller tells you a bottle is “only” Rs 780 — ask how many days it actually lasts. A 200ml bottle at the cheapest rate covers more than a year of daily face use.

🌱 What is jojoba oil, and how is it made?

Jojoba oil comes from the seeds of the jojoba plant (Simmondsia chinensis), a desert shrub native to the dry regions of the southwestern United States and northern Mexico. The seeds hold about half their weight in oil, which is pressed out — cold-pressed in the better bottles — and bottled.

Here is the fact most sellers never mention: jojoba “oil” is not really an oil at all. Chemically it is a liquid wax — a wax ester — which is why it does not go rancid as fast as most plant oils and feels lighter than heavy oils like coconut or olive. A sealed bottle keeps well if you store it cool and dark.

People in Pakistan mostly meet jojoba oil in two places: as a face oil, and as a hair oil for dry ends and scalp care. It is also used as a carrier oil — a base that dilutes stronger essential oils. What it is not: a cooking oil, a food supplement, or a medicine. If a seller tells you to drink it, walk away.

Why do people use it? Jojoba oil is often described as mimicking the skin’s own sebum, which is why it spreads easily and feels light. For hair it is used on dry ends and the scalp as a light coating. The honest limit: this comes from traditional and cosmetic use, not drug-grade proof. No strong trial proves it treats any skin or hair condition.

🔍 How to spot pure cold-pressed jojoba oil

Use these six checks before you pay:

• Colour: pure jojoba oil is a clear golden yellow. Colourless like water, or dark brown, is a warning sign.
• Feel: light and silky, not sticky, and it should sink into the skin in a minute or two. A heavy, greasy film suggests a blend with a cheaper oil.
• Smell: pure jojoba oil has almost no smell — a very faint, nutty note at most. A strong perfume smell means fragrance has been added.
• Label: one ingredient only — 100% Simmondsia chinensis seed oil, or “100% jojoba oil”. If it lists mineral oil, sesame oil, sunflower oil or “fragrance”, it is a blend.
• Method: “cold-pressed” stated on the label. Only three of the twelve bottles in our table state their method clearly: Olim Naturals, Earth’s Care and The Soul Food Company.
• Price: the cheapest verified pure oil in our check was Rs 850 per 100ml. A bottle far below that rate should make you suspicious, not happy.

One more check that costs nothing: buy the smallest bottle first. A 30ml bottle from Olim Naturals at Rs 780 is the cheapest way to test whether your skin likes jojoba. If it does, move to the 100ml or 200ml bottle. If it does not, you have spent Rs 780, not Rs 3,613.

🩺 What experts and research say about jojoba oil

Before you spend Rs 780 or more on a small bottle, here is what dermatologists and published research actually say — the good and the limits.

What a dermatologist says

Dr. Vij also notes that jojoba oil is rich in vitamin E, B-complex vitamins, copper and zinc, and that it can help with eczema, psoriasis and sunburns — while stressing that it works best as part of normal skin care, not as a medicine.

The honest other side

Not every dermatologist is as keen. Dermatologists Tiffany Libby, MD, and Julie Russak, MD, told Consumer Reports that oils are often mistaken for hydration: their role is to support the skin’s barrier and slow water loss, not to add water. As Dr. Russak put it, “They can make the skin feel softer, but they don’t replace true hydration or repair the barrier on their own.” The practical takeaway: use jojoba oil after a moisturiser, not instead of one — and do not expect it to fix dehydrated skin by itself.

What the research says

A peer-reviewed review by Lin, Zhong and Santiago (2018) in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences (vol. 19, article 70; doi: 10.3390/ijms19010070) looked at plant oils applied to skin, including jojoba oil. Its summary table records jojoba oil as showing skin-barrier repair, anti-bacterial (possible effect), anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, wound-healing and skin-ageing effects in the evidence reviewed. A separate dermatology review, “Jojoba in dermatology: a succinct review” (2013, PMID 24442052), concludes that jojoba has an anti-inflammatory effect and can be used on a variety of skin conditions, including skin infections and skin ageing, as well as wound healing.

The limit, stated plainly: most of this evidence is small-scale or laboratory-based. No large human trial proves jojoba oil treats any skin or hair condition, and this guide makes no such claim. What the research supports is a gentler statement: jojoba oil is a well-tolerated skin oil with plausible barrier and soothing effects — worth trying in a small bottle, not worth buying as a cure.

What is inside the bottle — the numbers

Jojoba oil is not food, so there are no nutrition numbers to give — and this guide will not invent any. What can be stated honestly is its chemical composition, from a 2021 chemistry review (Gad et al., Polymers 2021; PMC8197201):

Why this matters when you shop: a genuine bottle is almost entirely wax esters with that fatty-acid pattern. A cheap “jojoba oil” that lists mineral oil or sunflower oil first on the label is not the same product, whatever the price.

⚖️ Jojoba vs argan vs coconut oil

These three oils sit on the same shop shelf and get mixed up constantly. They are not the same product:

For your face, jojoba is the usual pick because it is the lightest of the three. For a heavy overnight hair mask, coconut oil does that job better and costs far less. For a food oil with honest prices, our companion guide on extra virgin olive oil price in Pakistan covers the cooking side — olive oil belongs in the kitchen, not jojoba.

✨ Jojoba oil for skin: how people actually use it

Most people use jojoba oil as the last step of a face routine: a few drops, warmed between the palms, pressed onto damp skin after washing.

For dry skin

Rub 4–5 drops between your palms and press them onto your face and neck after your normal moisturiser, or instead of it on a light day. In winter, a few extra drops on the cheeks help dry skin feel less tight. Do not pour it on — more oil does not mean more moisture.

For oily or combination skin

Because it is close to the skin’s own sebum, many people with oily skin find a few drops sink in without adding shine. Start with 2–3 drops, only at night, for a week. If your skin breaks out, stop — no oil suits every face.

One drop on dry cuticles or chapped lips also works — a little goes a long way. Keep it away from your eyes.

💇 Jojoba oil for hair: how people actually use it

Hair is the second home of jojoba oil in Pakistan, and the routine is different from skin: you use more of it, and you wash it out.

For dry ends

Warm 5–6 drops between your palms and smooth them over the last few inches of your hair, where split ends and dryness show first. Do this on dry hair, after styling, and do not touch the roots. A single drop over styled hair also calms flyaways.

For scalp care

Part your hair and massage a teaspoon of oil into the scalp, 30–45 minutes before shampooing. Leaving it on overnight is common, but it is not needed — 45 minutes is enough.

One honest limit: jojoba oil will not regrow hair, fix hair loss, or cure dandruff. It can make dry hair look and feel better — but anyone promising regrowth is selling a story. If hair fall is heavy or sudden, see a dermatologist.

🧭 Who should buy — and who should skip

Buy if…

You want a light face or hair oil, you have dry skin or dry hair ends, and you are happy to start with a small bottle to test it. Buy the 100ml or 200ml size, and pick a bottle that states “100% jojoba oil” and cold-pressed on the label. Give it two weeks before you judge it.

Skip if…

You are looking for a cooking oil — jojoba is not food. Skip it too if you are pregnant or breastfeeding and have not asked your doctor, if you have a nut or seed allergy and have not patch-tested, or if you expect it to cure acne, eczema or hair loss. Skip any bottle with no brand name or ingredient list — that is where blended oil hides.

❓ Local confusion cleared

Is jojoba oil the same as argan oil? No. Jojoba comes from the jojoba plant (Simmondsia chinensis), argan from the argan tree of Morocco. They feel similar on the skin, but they are different plants and different prices. A bottle that smells strongly of nuts or costs far less than every other jojoba bottle may be argan or a blend — check the botanical name.

Is jojoba oil really an oil? Not in the strict sense. Jojoba oil is technically a liquid wax — a wax ester — which is why it does not go rancid as fast as true oils and feels lighter on the skin. It keeps longer on the shelf than most plant oils, and it does not turn solid in winter the way coconut oil does.

Is “jojoba hair oil” the same as pure jojoba oil? Not always. Some products labelled “jojoba hair oil” are blends — jojoba mixed with coconut, mineral or other oils, plus fragrance. Pure oil lists only one ingredient: Simmondsia chinensis seed oil. A blend is not automatically bad, but it should not be priced like pure oil.

Why do prices differ so much? Three reasons: bottle size, origin and honesty. A 30ml bottle always costs more per millilitre than a 200ml bottle. Imported brands carry shipping, duties and retailer margins. And some cheap bottles are simply not pure jojoba — diluted with a neutral carrier oil.

For a fuller picture of oil prices in Pakistan, read our kalonji oil price guide and our almond price guide. For the seeds side of healthy eating, our Ajwa dates price guide covers another premium buy.

🛒 Where to buy + availability warning

Local brands are the easy buy: NatureZone and Olim Naturals sell direct from their own Pakistani websites, with local delivery and payment. The Soul Food Company bottle is sold through My Vitamin Store. Imported brands — NOW Foods, Leven Rose, Earth’s Care and Cococare — are listed on iHerb Pakistan, which adds shipping and, at times, duties on top of the listed price.

Check stock before you order. The Nature’s Store 30ml bottle was out of stock when we checked on 8 November 2026, and imported iHerb stock can go out of stock without warning — a bottle listed today may be gone next week. If the bottle you want is out of stock, do not buy a lookalike from an unknown seller. Wait for the real bottle, or pick the next verified bottle in the table.

Local pansari and karyana shops may stock jojoba oil too, but we did not survey them and will not claim a shop price we did not check. Online list prices are the only prices in this guide.

📋 How we collected these prices

All twelve prices were checked on 8 November 2026 from live search results pointing at each brand’s own website or the listed retailer’s Pakistan page: NatureZone (naturezone.pk), Olim Naturals (olim.pk), The Nature’s Store (thenaturesstore.com), My Vitamin Store (myvitaminstore.pk) and iHerb Pakistan (pk.iherb.com). Per-100ml values are simple division (price ÷ ml × 100).

What we left out, and why: nothing was guessed. Every bottle in the table has a verified price and size from the source shown. The one bottle that could not be bought — The Nature’s Store 30ml, out of stock — is shown for comparison, clearly flagged, and not counted as a buying option.

City-wise note: these are online list prices, identical whether you order from Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Sargodha or anywhere else in Pakistan. Local shop prices may differ, but we did not survey them. In Sargodha, BaBa Shop’s own seeds range arrives by courier at the same flat Rs 200 delivery charge as everywhere else.

🔍 Honest limitations

• We have not tested any of these oils ourselves — no lab analysis, no patch test, no purity test. Our checks are label claims and listed prices only.
• We have no verified buyer reviews for jojoba oil, because BaBa Shop does not sell it. We will not invent reviews, and we will not copy other sellers’ reviews.
• We cite peer-reviewed research — Lin, Zhong and Santiago (2018) and a 2013 dermatology review — but most of that evidence is small-scale or laboratory-based. No large human trial proves jojoba oil treats any skin or hair condition, and this guide makes no such claim.
• We quote dermatologist Alok Vij, MD (Cleveland Clinic), and the balanced view of dermatologists Tiffany Libby, MD, and Julie Russak, MD (Consumer Reports). No quote in this guide is invented.
• Prices are at the time of writing and can change; imported iHerb prices move with the exchange rate, and stock is not guaranteed.
• Skin and hair descriptions are general cosmetic use, not results from testing these bottles. Purity varies between brands, and most publish no lab figure at all.

🛒 Buying before the 11.11 sale

The 11.11 sale starts 10 November 2026 at 8pm PKT. No discount figures have been announced yet, so we will not guess at them — check the sale page on the night. Use the table above as your price list before the sale starts, so you can tell a real discount from a raised price with a red tag on it.

BaBa Shop does not sell jojoba oil, so there will be no jojoba oil sale price from us. What we do sell is the seeds range — verified pack prices:

Seeds store well for months in airtight jars, so one order of your 2–3 month supply also saves on the flat Rs 200 delivery charge. Read our chia vs flax vs sunflower seeds guide before you pick a pack.

❔ Frequently asked questions

What is the jojoba oil price in Pakistan?

From our check of seven brands and retailers on 8 November 2026: bottles cost Rs 550–Rs 3,613, or Rs 850–Rs 4,741 per 100ml. The cheapest bottle is NatureZone 50ml at Rs 550, and the lowest rate is Rs 850 per 100ml (NatureZone 200ml at Rs 1,700).

Which jojoba oil is best in Pakistan?

There is no tested “best” — we have not lab-tested these oils, so we will not crown a winner. Look for 100% Simmondsia chinensis seed oil as the only ingredient, cold-pressed on the label, a golden colour with almost no smell, and a per-100ml price in the Rs 850–2,600 range. NatureZone 200ml (Rs 1,700) is the best value; Olim Naturals 30ml (Rs 780) is the clearest cold-pressed trial size.

Is jojoba oil good for hair?

For dry ends and frizz, yes — a few drops over the ends add shine without the weight of coconut oil, and a teaspoon massaged into the scalp 30–45 minutes before shampooing is the usual routine. It will not regrow hair or cure hair loss.

Is jojoba oil good for skin?

It is commonly used for dry skin because it feels light, sinks in fast and is close to the skin’s own sebum. Use 4–5 drops on damp skin after washing. Patch-test first, keep it away from your eyes, and stop if your skin turns red or itchy. It is not a treatment for acne or eczema.

Can I eat jojoba oil?

No. Jojoba oil is for external use only and must not be swallowed. It is not a cooking oil and not a food supplement.

How long does a bottle of jojoba oil last?

At five drops a day (about 0.25ml), a 30ml bottle lasts around 120 days and a 200ml bottle lasts more than two years of face use — though you should still check the bottle’s own expiry date. Keep it tightly capped in a cool, dark cupboard below 25°C.

Does BaBa Shop sell jojoba oil?

No. BaBa Shop does not sell jojoba oil, and this guide invents no price for one. We sell chia seeds, golden flax seeds and roasted sunflower seeds — see the price table above — with cash on delivery.

✅ Conclusion

The jojoba oil price in Pakistan is not one number — it is a range from Rs 850 to Rs 4,741 per 100ml, and the bottle size matters more than the brand name. Buy 100ml or larger, check that the label says 100% Simmondsia chinensis seed oil and cold-pressed, and remember what it is: a light, long-lasting skin and hair oil for external use only — not food, not medicine, and not a cure. Start with a small bottle, patch-test first, and let the per-100ml maths decide.