enriched with Vitamin E leaves hair with a radiant shine while protecting and nourishing. The "miracle Argan oi naturally derived for beautiful hair.

• Locks-in shine and luster
• Softens thick, dry or coarse hair
• Enriched with Omega-9, Linoleic, Oleic and essential fatty acids
• Non-greasy formula with no oily residue
• Reduces drying time 40-50%
• UV protection from photo and sun damage
• Heals and repairs damage, splitting and breaking
• Argan oil for ethnic hair

Helps heal split-ends and smooth frizz. “Miracle Argan oil,”  is considered one of the finest hair oil treatments.  Effective for softening thick and coarse hair, detangling and reviving and replenishing nutrients and color.

Non-oily, non-greasy formula, Argan Oil for ethnic hair is native to Morocco and has been used for years to treat hair and skin. Excellent for repairing dry or damaged hair Moroccan Oil® is rich in Omega 9, Vitamin E and Linoleic Acid to give your the healthiest hair possible. Penetrates deep to strengthen and reduce breaking.  Moroccan Argan Oil provides long-term conditioning without leaving oily residue. 

An advanced non-greasy formula of Argan Oil and Vitamin E with instant absorption reduces drying time, enhances styling and is guaranteed to restore shine and softness. Moroccan hair oil treatment helps your hair dry faster while deeply hydrating it.

Based on one of the world's rarest oils from Morocco Argan Oil Hair Treatment nourishes, moisturizes and strengthens instantly and is 100% natural and certified organic.  Reduces color fade color treated hair while repairing slit ends, frizziness leaving hair soft, silky and with a brilliant shine.

What is Argan oil also known as Moroccan oil

Argan oil is an oil produced from the kernels of the argan tree, endemic to Morocco, that is valued for its nutritive, cosmetic and numerous medicinal properties. The tree, a relict species from the Tertiary age, is extremely well adapted to drought and other environmentally difficult conditions of southwestern Morocco. The species Argania once covered North Africa and is now endangered and under protection of UNESCO.[1] The Argan tree grows wild in semi-desert soil, its deep root system helping to protect against soil erosion and the northern advance of the Sahara.[2] This biosphere reserve, the Arganeraie Biosphere Reserve, covers a vast intramontane plain of more than 2,560,000 hectares, bordered by the High Atlas and Little Atlas Mountains and open to the Atlantic in the west. Argan oil remains one of the rarest oils in the world due the small and very specific growing areas.

 Argan Oil is one of the world’s most precious oils

Argan oil is an oil produced from the kernels of the argan tree, endemic to Morocco, that is valued for its nutritive, cosmetic and numerous medicinal properties. The tree, a relict species from the Tertiary age, is extremely well adapted to drought and other environmentally difficult conditions of southwestern Morocco. The species Argania once covered North Africa and is now endangered and under protection
f UNESCO.[1] The Argan tree grows wild in semi-desert soil, its deep root system helping to protect against soil erosion and the northern advance of the Sahara.[2] This biosphere reserve, the Arganeraie Biosphere Reserve, covers a vast intramontane plain of more than 2,560,000 hectares, bordered by the High Atlas and Little Atlas Mountains and open to the Atlantic in the west. Argan oil remains one of the rarest oils in the world due the small and very specific growing areas.
Argan Oil is one of the world’s most precious oils, a beauty secret women of the Moroccan desert have known for centuries. It is used locally as a food source, a cosmetic, a topical ointment, and for cooking. Argan oil is sometimes called “liquid gold”, and is believed to be one of the reasons Moroccan women maintain supple, radiant skin even as they live in the dry climate. \

The Argan tree is native to the region of southwest Morocco. In the early 2000′s there were only 6000 Argan trees in the world. The Argan forest became a United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) nature preserve and an aggressive plan to grow the forest put into place. In recent years, the Argan forest has expanded to well over 12,000 mature trees and growing.

The Argan tree grows a small fruit, inside which resides the Argan seed. Goats love to eat the fruit of the Argan tree, and you will find that they climb on top of each other, just to get a bite! The Argan forest is a wholly organic forest, with no artificial fertilization or pesticides permitted.

The Argan seed is cold pressed to release the oil. The Argan tree blooms twice a year from which the Argan fruit is harvested and cold-pressed by hand. Argan oil used in Hair and Skin Care product comes from Morocco and is certified 100% organic according to USDA NOP Standardsm by Ecocert.

His Majesty The King of Morocco has made the Argan cultivation industry a women-only business. The women of southwest Morocco have banded together to help teach the cultivation of the Argan fruit and preserve the traditional cold-pressing of the Argan oil. The larger purpose of this initiative is to help elevate the socioeconomic status and improve literacy rates of the women of Morocco.