Argan Health: From were comes Argan?

Tuesday 16 December 2014

From were comes Argan?

Argan Oil, is a rare and precious oil extracted from the fruits of the Argan tree (Argania Spinosa), which grow solely in southwest Morocco in the region of Agadir, Essaouira and Taroudant.

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I've suffered for many years with dry patches on my head, I'm 60years old and bald. some times the patchs form scabs which is also unsightly. I tried everything from Aloevera to head and shoulders. But nothing worked. The someone suggested Argan oil.This oil as changed my life. i put it on daily after I shower. IT WORKS!, it took afew weeks to see results but now it as all but cleared up. I'm that impressed I started useing it for other things aswell. You may laugh but it's a perfect aftershave, leaving my face really smooth. Thankyou Shop Morocco for your service and brilliant products. Dave

I really appreciate Shop Morocco for this incredible oil. For moisturizing my skin. It absorbs quickly and completely leaving my skin soft and smooth, Argan oil is not at all oily or shiny. I specifically use it on my face and neck, and I can see the difference. Also use it sometimes on my cuticles and lips, and carry a tiny bottle with me. Whether you want to use this oil straight, or add it to the skin or hair products you are already using, it is excellent. It has little to no odor, and has been consistent across bottles I have received. I'm now into my fifth order. I highly Malak Bio cosmetic Argan oil for quality and price. Susan J

Malak Bio Argan is a great oil for the under eye area, not so much for my entire face. I have oily, acne prone skin which can be a bit temperamental at times. Hearing so much about Argan oil and how it's great for all skin types including oily skin, I decided to give it a try. Two weeks into using it, I experienced a couple of breakouts. Not sure if it was from the oil or my occasional hormonal breakouts, I stopped for a while and returned back to it a few months later. The same thing happened again. I quit using it for my face and started using it for my under eye area. Keri

Now for my under eyes, I love it. I use a very small amount around my whole entire eye area nightly and by morning the skin around my eyes are so soft and hydrated. It soaks in within minutes of application. Be sure to use a small amount. I have no wrinkles, dark circles, or crows feet, but I do have a few fine lines and since using this oil there has been major improvements. I will continue to use it for preventive measures. The fact that it's natural and doesn't cause any irritation around my eyes is a definite plus for me. Great natural alternative to irritating eye creams. Julie Dent

This is natural shine in a bottle. I use a brand named Malak, a bio argan oil from Shop Morocco. I use it on my fine hair, mostly a few drops on the dry ends and to give my hair a nice shine. This is such a great alternative for all the chemical serums that are loaded with silicones! I use it both on wet hair (as a leave-in conditioner) and dry hair (as a finishing/smoothing product) and it never makes my hair too oily. Love love love it!. D Smith

There are lots of oils that are great for hair but pure argan is a great option for dry hair ends as it is fairly light yet very effective. I use it overnight on my ends once a week, you only need the tiniest amount so it's great value. Just make sure it's cold pressed if possible and, more importantly, pure; it should smell toasted/nutty. I use a different oil blend on my scalp, again overnight, and remove the lot with a very gentle clarifying shampoo the next morning followed by my usual shampoo and conditioner. My hair looks very shiny, bouncy and split ends are transformed. It's easy to go overboard so use the smallest amount to start off with. This regime has replaced my weekly Aphogee regime now my hair is in great shape. B Hagen