What is Argan Oil?
Argan oil is a natural product obtained from the fruit of a tree present only in southern Morocco, known as Argania (Argan Spinosa). It is rich in vitamins A, D and E; is antioxidant and contains high levels of essential fatty acids, omega 6 and phytosterols.
Benefits of Argan Oil for Hair
Anti-oxidant, high moisturizing, anti-frizz, shine, double-tipped effect, UV protection, thermal protection of wires; improves elasticity, stimulates growth, and is not greasy.
It guarantees healthy appearance to the threads, with softness, disciplined wicks and no frizz. It still closes the scales of the hair, forming a film that holds the hydration, besides providing brightness.
Even with light texture, Argan oil can be harmful if used in excess or near the root, as there is a risk of clogging the hair follicles. The ideal is to apply it only from half the length down. In addition, it is important to know the difference between hydration, nutrition and reconstruction and receive the exact diagnosis of what your hair needs.
Oils are surface treatments; they succeed because they dominate the creepy and leave the wires looking like treated. However, in some cases, they may end up masking a more serious problem, such as a lack of keratin or other nutrients.
Tip: Do not mix the products that take the Argan oil to the shampoo, as this may have the astringent function nullified by the substance.
One of the properties of the oil is that it has multiple action: it can be used alone, as a finisher, combined with other products, with dry or wet wires and also before the brush.
How to use Argan oil?
Argan oil for hair
At the time of coloring it is good to add a few drops of Argan oil to the tincture. Helps reduce aggression and the locks become brighter and hydrated.
Drop a few drops into the treatment mask that you are already accustomed to using. The promise, common to all cosmetics containing Argan oil, is that it potentiates the action of other products, both hydrating and rebuilding.
Spread a few drops on the palm of the hands and apply to the hair before using the dryer or the flat iron. It works as a thermal protector, preventing heat damage. It can still be used after the brush, as a finisher, to brighten and control frizz.
Argan oil for the skin
High moisturizing, antioxidant, natural pH restoration of the skin, regulates oiliness, reduces imperfections (like blemishes and acne scars), effective against acne and wrinkles. Promotes cell renewal. Treats skin irritation, acne, eczema, pregnancy stretch marks and burns.
For being rich in oleic and linoleic fatty acids, powerful moisturizers, and vitamin E, antioxidant. It is worth adding it in the formulation of the creams handled to face. Argan oil restores the skin's hydrolipidic layer, leaving it firmer and more elastic.
Argan Oil for the Nails
It is recommended for the treatment of brittle and weak nails as it nourishes and protects against external aggressions. Ping daily a few drops of Argan oil on the nails, gently massaging, to fortify them. Vitamin E is responsible for the benefit.
Other utilities
Efficient against dry lips can be used by pregnant women to reduce the chances of appearance of stretch marks.
Benefits of Argan Oil for Hair
Anti-oxidant, high moisturizing, anti-frizz, shine, double-tipped effect, UV protection, thermal protection of wires; improves elasticity, stimulates growth, and is not greasy.
It guarantees healthy appearance to the threads, with softness, disciplined wicks and no frizz. It still closes the scales of the hair, forming a film that holds the hydration, besides providing brightness.
Even with light texture, Argan oil can be harmful if used in excess or near the root, as there is a risk of clogging the hair follicles. The ideal is to apply it only from half the length down. In addition, it is important to know the difference between hydration, nutrition and reconstruction and receive the exact diagnosis of what your hair needs.
Oils are surface treatments; they succeed because they dominate the creepy and leave the wires looking like treated. However, in some cases, they may end up masking a more serious problem, such as a lack of keratin or other nutrients.
Tip: Do not mix the products that take the Argan oil to the shampoo, as this may have the astringent function nullified by the substance.
One of the properties of the oil is that it has multiple action: it can be used alone, as a finisher, combined with other products, with dry or wet wires and also before the brush.
How to use Argan oil?
Argan oil for hair
At the time of coloring it is good to add a few drops of Argan oil to the tincture. Helps reduce aggression and the locks become brighter and hydrated.
Drop a few drops into the treatment mask that you are already accustomed to using. The promise, common to all cosmetics containing Argan oil, is that it potentiates the action of other products, both hydrating and rebuilding.
Spread a few drops on the palm of the hands and apply to the hair before using the dryer or the flat iron. It works as a thermal protector, preventing heat damage. It can still be used after the brush, as a finisher, to brighten and control frizz.
Argan oil for the skin
High moisturizing, antioxidant, natural pH restoration of the skin, regulates oiliness, reduces imperfections (like blemishes and acne scars), effective against acne and wrinkles. Promotes cell renewal. Treats skin irritation, acne, eczema, pregnancy stretch marks and burns.
For being rich in oleic and linoleic fatty acids, powerful moisturizers, and vitamin E, antioxidant. It is worth adding it in the formulation of the creams handled to face. Argan oil restores the skin's hydrolipidic layer, leaving it firmer and more elastic.
Argan Oil for the Nails
It is recommended for the treatment of brittle and weak nails as it nourishes and protects against external aggressions. Ping daily a few drops of Argan oil on the nails, gently massaging, to fortify them. Vitamin E is responsible for the benefit.
Other utilities
Efficient against dry lips can be used by pregnant women to reduce the chances of appearance of stretch marks.
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