Argan oil
The oil is obtained from the kernels of thorny argan fruit. After harvest, the fruits are dried in the sun or in the oven, then the pulp and peel are removed. Each nut found in the fruit must be cracked by hand. The seeds are then grounded and pressed to obtain an oil. It is rich in vitamin E and polyunsaturated fatty acids. It has a versatile use in cosmetics.
Appearance: clear viscous liquid
Color: pale yellow to orange
Aroma: characteristic delicate, indistinct - the oil is deodorized
Density (20 ° C): approx. 0.918 g.cm 3
Freezing point: -5 ° C
Boiling point:> 350
Flash point:> 300
Effects in cosmetics:
-Due to its significant positive effects on the skin and rich content of vitamin E, it is often called "liquid gold" or "Moroccan gold"
- It has strong anti-aging properties, helps fight wrinkles, slows down skin aging, promotes collagen production and restores skin elasticity
- It has natural antioxidant properties, protects the skin from UV radiation and adverse weather conditions
- It is easily absorbed into the skin, it does not leave an oily film on it. Regulates sebum production
- It is a good helper against acne, eczema, swelling, psoriasis and also helps to correct scars
- It is often used in hair cosmetics. It adds strength, shine and softness to the hair and enhances its color. It helps hydrate hair and provides it with health and nutrition. It is suitable for use on hair stressed by coloring or frequent treatments
- It supports the growth and regeneration of nails, thoroughly treats and nourishes the nail skin
- In the production of soap, argan oil is used as a supplement to other oils. Soap made from argan oil has moisturizing, soothing and softening effects
Use in cosmetic products:
soaps, skin creams, body creams, lotions, make-up emulsions, bath preparations, lip balms, hair cosmetics, etc.
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