Argan Oil Leave-In Conditioning Repair Cream

Main Ingredients

Argan oil

How It Works

Argan oil has been a culinary mainstay in Morocco for decades, not just because of its delicate, nutty flavour, but also because of its vast range of possible health advantages. The kernels of the argan tree’s fruit are used to make this naturally produced plant oil. Despite being a Moroccan native, argan oil is currently utilized all over the world for a range of culinary, cosmetic, and therapeutic purposes.

Fatty acids and a number of phenolic compounds make up the majority of argan oil’s chemical composition.
Oleic acid, an omega-9 fatty acid, and linoleic acid, an omega-6 fatty acid, make up the majority of the fat in argan oil. Applying argan oil topically helped postmenopausal women’s skin retain more moisture. Other plant oils with a comparable nutritional composition, according to some research, may lessen split ends and other hair damage.

Vitamin E, which is necessary for healthy skin, hair, and eyes, is abundant in argan oil. Tocopherol, often known as vitamin E, is a fat-soluble vitamin that acts as a powerful antioxidant to lessen the negative effects of free radicals. It also reduces inflammation and oxidative stress, two factors that speed up the aging process.

How To Use

• Daily Styling – Apply a generous amount of product to ends of damp hair and work toward roots. Comb through for even distribution. Do not rinse. Apply more to the ends of longer hair or problem areas
• Leave-In Treatment – Apply as directed for “Daily Styling” and cover with a plastic cap overnight for maximum absorption and intense conditioning
• Frizz Free Hair – Apply daily to split ends or damaged areas. Comb through, and let dry naturally