Argan Oil is one of the rarest oils in the world due to the small and very specific growing areas in Africa. That’s why it’s called Moroccan Oil too.
At the old times, it was used in cooking and cosmetics by the Amazighs of Morocco.Moroccan oil it’s produced from the nuts of the argan tree, which is valued for its nutritive, cosmetic and numerous medicinal properties.
Today it is extracted using mechanical presses that produce cold pressed, pure argan oil which is used in the Cosmetics Industry.
Moroccan oil has moisturizing ingredients that keep the scalp nourished and very healthy applying its effective properties that repairs damaged hair.
Ladies often use it because is not greasy, so it does not makes hair look oily and sticky upon application.
Argan oil also helps eliminate Acne, Eczema and Psoriasis.
Moroccan oil application is regarded as one of the best ways to mask aging on your face and body. It’s said to have benefits that turn back time probably because is rich in both Omega 3 and Omega 9 fatty acids, also Squalene and Vitamins E, F, A & C which all are very essential for good health and wellbeing.
Although “Liquid Gold” it was a title given by Homer to oil that comes from the Olive tree (and it’s easy to find more information if you make a Google search for traditional organic cold pressed extra virgin olive oil), the phrase above reflects the respect of numerous Celebrities searching for the elixir that helps their skin and body to regenerate. Argan Oil from Morocco does not contain synthetic additives and artificial ingredients, it has been clinically tested and it has no known untoward reactions.
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The Argan Tree
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An argan tree in a valley near Tafraoute, it’s near a rock carving of a gazelle, visible to the left of the tree. Date 15 April 2011
Photo by Bjørn Christian Tørrissen
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