Our argan oil comes from an Organic-Certified modern mill in Morocco. The composition of this precious oil (100% Authentic Argan kernel oil is rich in Vitamin E (tocophérols)). It fights free radicals to slow premature skin ageing, prevents dehydration thanks to the elements that reinforces the hydro-lipidic barrier. It is also healing, regenerating and restores the skin's elasticity. It repairs damaged skin and protects against external aggressions.
As a result, lines and wrinkles are smoothed out and the skin's suppleness and elasticity are restored. Nails and hair are stronger, more shiny and resistant. Argan oil is a plant oil produced from the kernels of the argan tree that is endemic to Morocco. In Morocco, it's gaining a reputation as an ingredient in high-end, personal-care products.
Argan Oil is gaining a great reputation, not only in Morocco, but also in Europe.

Cosmetic uses
Unroasted argan oil is traditionally used as a treatment for skin conditions and as a cosmetic oil for skin and hair.

Who is it for?
This oil is adapted to all skin types, even the most sensitive skin and especially mature and damaged ones but also for the treatment of hair and nails.

How is it used?
This oil can be used for face and body massage. It can also be used in feet, hand and hair treatments.

Cold Press-extraction?
The fruits of the argan tree are nut-sizes and may be round, oval or conical in shape. The fruits are covered by a thick peel which covers the fleshy pulp. The pulp surrounds a hard-shelled nut which represents approximately 25% of the weight of the fresh fruit. Contained within the nut are one to three argan oil–rich kernels. Argan oil is extracted from the kernels, with yields varying from 30% to 55% depending on the extraction method used. Extraction of the kernels is key to the argan oil production process. In order to extract the kernels, the argan fruits are first dried in the open air and then the fleshy pulp of the fruit is removed. The next stage involves cracking the argan nut to obtain the argan kernels. It is a time consuming and labour intensive process. Berber women, whose skills are unparalleled, often engaged in this arduous process in retrieving the kernels by undergoing a tedious manual work. The argan oil is decanted and left to rest for approximately two weeks. This allows solids suspended in the argan oil to settle to the bottom, creating a natural sediment. Pure argan oil may contain some sediment. This is a natural part of the production process and does not affect the quality of the argan oil.

Download the Argan Oil Data Sheet
Download the Argan Oil Safety Data Sheet