Tahiti Monoï®
€13.10Argan oil
Cell renewal - 2.7 fl.oz
Body, hair & nails
Weight: 2.7 fl.oz
Available
Ref. C-HUI06NJ/6
EAN13 3760061223080
Of all plant oils, Argan oil is the richest in vitamin E, a natural antioxidant known to fight free radicals and their aging effects. Vitamine E is also renowned for its moisturizing properties and is essential for cell renewal.
Skin is constantly exposed to external aggressors such as pollution, cold, heat etc. It is therefore vitally important to provide it with protective and nourishing care. Argan oil covers the skin with a protective film to protect it from these external aggressors.
It nourishes the skin in depth and preserves its elasticity to give a perfectly healthy complexion.
This complete care treatment can be used on all over: on the face, body, hair, hands and nails.
It is packaged in an amber bottle with a black pump dropper.
Cosmos Organic certified by Ecocert Greenlife according to the Cosmos standard available at http://cosmos.ecocert.com
INGREDIENTS: ARGANIA SPINOSA (ARGAN) KERNEL OIL*
*100% of the total ingredients are from Organic Farming. Cosmos Organic certified by Ecocert Greenlife according to Cosmos Standard available at http://cosmetiques.ecocert.com
Made in Morocco
Argan oil can be used undiluted as a night care for the face, neck and chest, and is suitable for all skin types.
It can be used:
- in massage as a body moisturizing oil after your shower to strengthen and revitalize skin,
- on wet skin improving hydration,
- on nails to strengthen them and on cuticles to soften them,
- as a mask to nourish and revitalize hair.
Otherwise known as Desert Gold, Argan oil is a natural oil that comes from the fruit of the argan tree. The tree gives just a few kilos of its precious fruit each year. Argan tree forests are found uniquely in the Souss region of South Morocco. In 1999, this area was classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage Forest and is called the “Arganeraie Biosphere Reserve, ABR”.
The fruit harvest and the artisanal manufacture of Argan oil is traditionally a woman’s job. As the global demand for this precious oil has grown, Moroccan women have come together in cooperatives to improve their place in society (literacy, financial autonomy, decision making etc.).
