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subject: The Aesthetic And Medical Properties, Use And The Returns Of Argan Oil [print this page]


Argan is a type of oil that is derived from the argan tree that is indigenous to the country of Morocco in North West Africa. The oil is renowned for nutritive, cosmetic as well as it medicinal properties. The oil is very rich in vitamin E and fatty acids that give it the beneficial properties it possesses. This has led the product to be a high foreign exchange earner to the citizens of Morocco especially the women as well the benefits of argan oil to the rest of the world.

The oil is highly valued for its anti aging properties earning it the term, Botox from Mother Nature. The oil is rich in essential fatty acids and can be used for facials and massages. The edible oil is found from roasting the kernels. It is highly adaptable for a number of uses that has made it extremely popular with celebrities.

The oil is also used for the nails. It can be a toner as well as moisturizing, strengthening and protecting the nails. For brittle nails it could be useful in repairing them and helping them grow healthy and strong as a result of the vitamins and minerals it contains.

The oil has been proven to considerably reduce wrinkles on the face and the fine lines that occur around the eye area. The nutrients it contains help eliminate skin inflammation that is usually caused by conditions such as Eczema and Psoriasis. The dry patches are also moisturized and also stimulate the skin metabolism and increasing the skin moisture retention.

Any skin damage or problems such as acne and acne scars are dealt with properly by the Argan oil. On application it does not clog the pores or cause a breakout since it decreases the production of sebum that causes acne. Also adverse effects from aggressive washing such as skin irritation are no longer visible since it evens out the skin. It is useful in countering the effects of the sun, dust and wind on the hair and skin.

Argan oil comes in handy for hair maintenance. It is able to penetrate the hair shaft and heal damaged hair follicles as well as split ends. The hair is strengthened and the skin on the scalp is instantly nourished resulting in rejuvenating the hair leaving it with a shiny and healthy look.

These benefits on the skin can come in handy especially in preventing the onset of stretch marks. The oil is capable of all these due to the fact that it harbors more essential oils as compared to products made from coconut and olive oil. Its nutrients also help combat skin conditions such as eczema and psoriasis.

by: Helen Miller




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