Used on the cuticle, skin and nail area, cuticle oil moisturizes, protects against damage and trauma, and also improves the health and appearance of these areas. It’s a lifesaver for everyone, whether you’ve long nails or short nails.
So, for today, we’ve a quick, easy and effective DIY Cuticle Oil using only two ingredients and one optional ingredient 

What you’ll need:
- Jojoba Oil (Why use this? Because it’s the closest to the sebum our skin produces!)
- Vitamin E Acetate (This type of vitamin only benefits the skin, it does not help to prolong the shelf life of the cuticle oil)
- Empty Cuticle Oil Brush Pen or Nail Polish Bottle
- Essential Oil (Optional; We recommend using Lavender/Tea Tree EO for keeping your nails healthy and strong, or Peppermint/Sweet Orange EO for nail growth!)
Instructions (for 15ml of cuticle oil)
- Measure out 10ml of jojoba oil and 5ml of Vitamin E Acetate.
*Note: If the consistency is too watery for you, you can add more Vitamin E Acetate. - (Optional) Add up to 5 drops of essential oil.
- Mix thoroughly before pouring into your container of choice.
- It’s now ready to use!
*Note: You can reapply cuticle oil as often as you’d like, but do wait for it to be completely absorbed into your skin before doing so!

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