Purcell Jojoba
Purcell Jojoba International, LLC is a renowned Certified Organic Jojoba Supplier based in the United States, with its roots tracing back to the visionary Dr. Hal C. Purcell Sr. in the 1970s. Specializing in the cultivation and production of jojoba oil, beads, esters, and meal, the company prides itself on offering pure natural products made with jojoba sourced from the Arizona Sonoran Desert. With over 30 years of experience, Purcell Jojoba has established itself as a trusted name in the industry, known for its high-quality and organic jojoba products.
The company's core products, including jojoba oil, beads, esters, and meal, are widely used in various industries, particularly cosmetics, for their proven effectiveness as cleansers, conditioners, and moisturizers. Purcell Jojoba's commitment to quality and sustainability sets it apart in the market, with all products made in the USA on their Arizona farm. Notable achievements include their long-standing family-owned and operated status and their dedication to providing non-toxic and hypoallergenic products with no known side effects.
Purcell Jojoba International caters to a diverse customer base seeking natural and effective skincare solutions, with products commonly found in everyday items such as shampoo, conditioner, lotions, and makeup. The company's mission revolves around harnessing the power of jojoba to address various skin conditions and enhance overall well-being. With a focus on innovation and customer satisfaction, Purcell Jojoba continues to lead the way in the jojoba industry, with a strategic direction aimed at further expanding its presence and impact in the market for years to come.
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