Note : You may find some residue at the bottom of the bottle. This is normal as the oil is filtered naturally through a clean white cotton cloth. Check the Usage section for suggestions on how to use Shea Argan Oil to your best advantage.

Applications

Face and Skin
Argan Oil is known as nature’s ultimate anti-aging product. It is extremely high in Vitamin E, essential fatty acids, antioxidants, sterols, polyphenols, and carotenoids. For basic skin care, Argan Oil can be used as a daily moisturizer and as a makeup base. It is also useful for skin conditions such as: psoriasis, eczema, dry skin, contact dermatitis, inflammation, acne, wrinkles, scarring, minor burns and cracked heels. It can also be used as a deep massage oil for arthritic and rheumatic conditions in which joints are damaged.

Argan Oil is good for both dry and oily skin. It helps to regulate (reduce) the production of sebum from the sebaceous glands (oil producing glands), in the skin. This will result in reduction of acne. In addition, it is ideal to soothe skin after waxing, laser treatments, chemical peels and tattooing. It is also great for moisturising dry feet and heels.

Rejuvenation of Hair
Excessive washing, styling and colouring hair tends to make hair dry, wiry, and fibrillated. The exceptionally high level of Vitamin E helps to moisturise and smoothen hair that needs help. High unsaturated fatty acids help to strengthen protein bonds in the hair shaft and soften fibrils so that hair is smooth, strong and manageable. Argan Oil also regulates oil production in the sebaceous glands, aiding with issues of dry or oily scalp.

Nail Conditioning
Excessive exposure to water makes nails prone to shredding when filing. Argan oil helps repel water. Detergents, nail polish remover and working in dry environments deplete nails of their natural oils, thus making them brittle.

The high content of Vitamin E, *F, and essential fatty acids, in Argan Oil are absorbed into nails and thus help improve the toughness and flexibility of nails making them less prone to breakage as well as moisturise dry crinkly cuticles. .

(*Vitamin F isn’t actually a vitamin. It’s made up of two kinds of polyunsaturated fatty acids. These fatty acids are alpha-linolenic acid (ALA) and linoleic acid (LA). ALA is an omega-3 fatty acid, and LA is an omega-6 fatty acid)

It is always good to do a patch test on the arm before using a new product no matter how gentle it is (for example, the face). This is a standard precaution as it is possible to be allergic to any soap or cosmetic or skin care product. We are all different, and we may not know of any sensitivities we may have to certain ingredients. If your skin becomes irritated or develops a rash, discontinue use.

Heat and high pressure have a detrimental effect on argan oil. Thus, Saadia Organics Argan Oil is laboriously extracted by hand pressing to ensure the valuable nutrients like tocopherol (vitamin E), essential fatty acids, plant sterols, antioxidants, polyphenols and carotenoids remain intact. After pressing, it is gently filtered through a pure cotton sieve. The result is a light pure oil that has a mild nutty aroma which absorbs fairly quickly into the skin or hair. Use it once and you will understand the difference.

Note : You will find some residue at the bottom of the bottle. This is normal.
In order to remove all particulate matter, the oil would have to be heated and passed through an ultrafine screen at high pressure. This would be extremely detrimental to the nutritional benefits of our fine oil. So, it was decided to use a cotton sieve and allow the oil to filter through naturally. Some fine particles do pass through, but this has no negative implications to the quality or shelf life of our oil)

Click here to read more about Argan Oil

Face and Skin
Argan Oil is known as nature’s ultimate anti-aging product. It is extremely high in Vitamin E, essential fatty acids, antioxidants, sterols, polyphenols, and carotenoids. For basic skin care, Argan Oil can be used as a daily moisturizer and as a makeup base. It is also useful for skin conditions such as: psoriasis, eczema, dry skin, contact dermatitis, inflammation, acne, wrinkles, scarring, minor burns and cracked heels. In arthritic and rheumatic conditions in which joints are damaged, Argan Oil is said to sooth and reduces pain.

Argan Oil is good for both dry and oily skin. It helps to regulate (reduce) the production of sebum from the sebaceous glands (oil producing glands), in the skin. This will result in reduction of acne. In addition, it is ideal to soothe skin after waxing, laser treatments, chemical peels and tattooing. It is also great for moisturising dry feet and heels.

Rejuvenation of Hair
Excessive washing, styling and colouring hair tends to make hair dry, wiry, and fibrillated. The exceptionally high level of Vitamin E helps to moisturise and smoothen hair that needs help. High unsaturated fatty acids help to strengthen protein bonds in the hair shaft and soften fibrils so that hair is smooth, strong and manageable. Argan Oil also regulates oil production in the sebaceous glands, aiding with issues of dry or oily scalp.

Nail Conditioning
The high content of Vitamin E, F, and essential fatty acids, in Argan Oil will help improve the toughness and flexibility of nails as well as moisturise dry crinkly cuticles.

Excessive exposure to water makes nails prone to shredding when filing. Argan oil helps repel water. Detergents, nail polish remover and working in dry environments deplete nails of their natural oils, thus making them brittle. Argan Oil will penetrate into nails making them more flexible and tougher and thus, less prone to breakage.

Hint : Applying a little Argan Oil onto nail polish will reduce the chance of the nail polish chipping.

It is always good to do a patch test on the arm before using a product no matter how gentle it is (for example, the face). This is a standard precaution as it is possible to be allergic to any soap or cosmetic or skin care product. We are all different, and we may not know of any sensitivities we may have to certain ingredients. If your skin becomes irritated or develops a rash, discontinue use.

Heat and high pressure have a detrimental effect on argan oil. Thus, Saadia Organics Argan Oil is laboriously extracted by hand pressing to ensure the valuable nutrients like tocopherol (vitamin E), essential fatty acids, plant sterols, antioxidants, polyphenols and carotenoids remain intact. After pressing, it is gently filtered through a pure cotton sieve. The result is a light pure oil that has a mild nutty aroma which absorbs fairly quickly into the skin or hair. Use it once and you will understand the difference.

Note : You will find some residue at the bottom of the bottle. This is normal.
In order to remove all particulate matter, the oil would have to be heated and passed through an ultrafine screen at high pressure. This would be extremely detrimental to the nutritional benefits of our fine oil. So, it was decided to use a cotton sieve and allow the oil to filter through naturally. Some fine particles do pass through, but this has no negative implications to the quality or shelf life of our oil)

Click here to read more about Argan Oil

Face and Skin
Argan Oil is known as nature’s ultimate anti-aging product. It is extremely high in Vitamin E, essential fatty acids, antioxidants, sterols, polyphenols, and carotenoids. For basic skin care, Argan Oil can be used as a daily moisturizer and as a makeup base. It is also useful for skin conditions such as: psoriasis, eczema, dry skin, contact dermatitis, inflammation, acne, wrinkles, scarring, minor burns and cracked heels. In arthritic and rheumatic conditions in which joints are damaged, Argan Oil is said to sooth and reduces pain.

Argan Oil is good for both dry and oily skin. It helps to regulate (reduce) the production of sebum from the sebaceous glands (oil producing glands), in the skin. This will result in reduction of acne. In addition, it is ideal to soothe skin after waxing, laser treatments, chemical peels and tattooing. It is also great for moisturising dry feet and heels.

Rejuvenation of Hair
Excessive washing, styling and colouring hair tends to make hair dry, wiry, and fibrillated. The exceptionally high level of Vitamin E helps to moisturise and smoothen hair that needs help. High unsaturated fatty acids help to strengthen protein bonds in the hair shaft and soften fibrils so that hair is smooth, strong and manageable. Argan Oil also regulates oil production in the sebaceous glands, aiding with issues of dry or oily scalp.

Nail Conditioning
The high content of Vitamin E, F, and essential fatty acids, in Argan Oil will help improve the toughness and flexibility of nails as well as moisturise dry crinkly cuticles.

Excessive exposure to water makes nails prone to shredding when filing. Argan oil helps repel water. Detergents, nail polish remover and working in dry environments deplete nails of their natural oils, thus making them brittle. Argan Oil will penetrate into nails making them more flexible and tougher and thus, less prone to breakage.

Hint : Applying a little Argan Oil onto nail polish will reduce the chance of the nail polish chipping.

It is always good to do a patch test on the arm before using a product no matter how gentle it is (for example, the face). This is a standard precaution as it is possible to be allergic to any soap or cosmetic or skin care product. We are all different, and we may not know of any sensitivities we may have to certain ingredients. If your skin becomes irritated or develops a rash, discontinue use.

Heat and high pressure have a detrimental effect on argan oil. Thus, Saadia Organics Argan Oil is laboriously extracted by hand pressing to ensure the valuable nutrients like tocopherol (vitamin E), essential fatty acids, plant sterols, antioxidants, polyphenols and carotenoids remain intact. After pressing, it is gently filtered through a pure cotton sieve. The result is a light pure oil that has a mild nutty aroma which absorbs fairly quickly into the skin or hair. Use it once and you will understand the difference.

Note : You will find some residue at the bottom of the bottle. This is normal.
In order to remove all particulate matter, the oil would have to be heated and passed through an ultrafine screen at high pressure. This would be extremely detrimental to the nutritional benefits of our fine oil. So, it was decided to use a cotton sieve and allow the oil to filter through naturally. Some fine particles do pass through, but this has no negative implications to the quality or shelf life of our oil)

Click here to read more about Argan Oil

Face and Skin
Argan Oil is known as nature’s ultimate anti-aging product. It is extremely high in Vitamin E, essential fatty acids, antioxidants, sterols, polyphenols, and carotenoids. For basic skin care, Argan Oil can be used as a daily moisturizer and as a makeup base. It is also useful for skin conditions such as: psoriasis, eczema, dry skin, contact dermatitis, inflammation, acne, wrinkles, scarring, minor burns and cracked heels. In arthritic and rheumatic conditions in which joints are damaged, Argan Oil is said to sooth and reduces pain.

Argan Oil is good for both dry and oily skin. It helps to regulate (reduce) the production of sebum from the sebaceous glands (oil producing glands), in the skin. This will result in reduction of acne. In addition, it is ideal to soothe skin after waxing, laser treatments, chemical peels and tattooing. It is also great for moisturising dry feet and heels.

Rejuvenation of Hair
Excessive washing, styling and colouring hair tends to make hair dry, wiry, and fibrillated. The exceptionally high level of Vitamin E helps to moisturise and smoothen hair that needs help. High unsaturated fatty acids help to strengthen protein bonds in the hair shaft and soften fibrils so that hair is smooth, strong and manageable. Argan Oil also regulates oil production in the sebaceous glands, aiding with issues of dry or oily scalp.

Nail Conditioning
The high content of Vitamin E, F, and essential fatty acids, in Argan Oil will help improve the toughness and flexibility of nails as well as moisturise dry crinkly cuticles.

Excessive exposure to water makes nails prone to shredding when filing. Argan oil helps repel water. Detergents, nail polish remover and working in dry environments deplete nails of their natural oils, thus making them brittle. Argan Oil will penetrate into nails making them more flexible and tougher and thus, less prone to breakage.

Hint : Applying a little Argan Oil onto nail polish will reduce the chance of the nail polish chipping.

It is always good to do a patch test on the arm before using a product no matter how gentle it is (for example, the face). This is a standard precaution as it is possible to be allergic to any soap or cosmetic or skin care product. We are all different, and we may not know of any sensitivities we may have to certain ingredients. If your skin becomes irritated or develops a rash, discontinue use.

Heat and high pressure have a detrimental effect on argan oil. Thus, Saadia Organics Argan Oil is laboriously extracted by hand pressing to ensure the valuable nutrients like tocopherol (vitamin E), essential fatty acids, plant sterols, antioxidants, polyphenols and carotenoids remain intact. After pressing, it is gently filtered through a pure cotton sieve. The result is a light pure oil that has a mild nutty aroma which absorbs fairly quickly into the skin or hair. Use it once and you will understand the difference.

Note : You will find some residue at the bottom of the bottle. This is normal.
In order to remove all particulate matter, the oil would have to be heated and passed through an ultrafine screen at high pressure. This would be extremely detrimental to the nutritional benefits of our fine oil. So, it was decided to use a cotton sieve and allow the oil to filter through naturally. Some fine particles do pass through, but this has no negative implications to the quality or shelf life of our oil)

Click here to read more about Argan Oil

Face and Skin
Argan Oil is known as nature’s ultimate anti-aging product. It is extremely high in Vitamin E, essential fatty acids, antioxidants, sterols, polyphenols, and carotenoids. For basic skin care, Argan Oil can be used as a daily moisturizer and as a makeup base. It is also useful for skin conditions such as: psoriasis, eczema, dry skin, contact dermatitis, inflammation, acne, wrinkles, scarring, minor burns and cracked heels. In arthritic and rheumatic conditions in which joints are damaged, Argan Oil is said to sooth and reduces pain.

Argan Oil is good for both dry and oily skin. It helps to regulate (reduce) the production of sebum from the sebaceous glands (oil producing glands), in the skin. This will result in reduction of acne. In addition, it is ideal to soothe skin after waxing, laser treatments, chemical peels and tattooing. It is also great for moisturising dry feet and heels.

Rejuvenation of Hair
Excessive washing, styling and colouring hair tends to make hair dry, wiry, and fibrillated. The exceptionally high level of Vitamin E helps to moisturise and smoothen hair that needs help. High unsaturated fatty acids help to strengthen protein bonds in the hair shaft and soften fibrils so that hair is smooth, strong and manageable. Argan Oil also regulates oil production in the sebaceous glands, aiding with issues of dry or oily scalp.

Nail Conditioning
The high content of Vitamin E, F, and essential fatty acids, in Argan Oil will help improve the toughness and flexibility of nails as well as moisturise dry crinkly cuticles.

Excessive exposure to water makes nails prone to shredding when filing. Argan oil helps repel water. Detergents, nail polish remover and working in dry environments deplete nails of their natural oils, thus making them brittle. Argan Oil will penetrate into nails making them more flexible and tougher and thus, less prone to breakage.

Hint : Applying a little Argan Oil onto nail polish will reduce the chance of the nail polish chipping.

It is always good to do a patch test on the arm before using a product no matter how gentle it is (for example, the face). This is a standard precaution as it is possible to be allergic to any soap or cosmetic or skin care product. We are all different, and we may not know of any sensitivities we may have to certain ingredients. If your skin becomes irritated or develops a rash, discontinue use.

Different Types of Shea Butter
Shea Butter comes in different grades, depending on how it has been extracted, refined or unrefined. You want is unrefined Shea Butter as many beneficial properties are lost during refining as well as leaving chemical residues.

Uses
Pure Shea Butter melts on contact and is readily absorbed into the skin, without leaving a sticky greasy residue. This is one of the best products for calming angry eczema outbreaks. It comes from the same family of tree as Argan Oil. It works well for those with dry skin as it keeps dry skin patches moisturised. It is great for diaper rash.

Healing & Anti-Inflammatory Properties
Shea Butter helps accelerate healing due to the presence of several fatty acids and plant sterols, namely oleic, stearic, palmitic and linolenic acids. Shea butter contains several derivatives of cinnamic acid, a compound common to cinnamon and balsam trees. These components are known to have anti-inflammatory properties. There is evidence to suggest that cinnamic acid esters in Shea fat help to prevent skin damage from ultraviolet radiation and help reduce stretch marks.

Hair Revitalization
Thanks to its deeply moisturizing qualities, Shea butter is one of the best revitaliser for your hair. Dry, dull, falling, lumpy, frizzy or damaged, your hair will always benefit from a Shea Butter mask which will give vitality, suppleness and shine back to your hair.

The Body Healer
Given its high content in anti-inflammatory and healing components, Shea butter helps the healing of skin disorders and problems like eczema, psoriasis, insect bites, skin cracks and minor cuts. More over Shea butter is deeply soothing and calming on any irritation and inflammation. This being the case, it helps calm inflames skin after waxing treatments as well as promote healing after tattooing.

It is always good to do a patch test on the arm before using a product no matter how gentle it is (for example, the face). This is a standard precaution as it is possible to be allergic to any soap or cosmetic or skin care product. We are all different, and we may not know of any sensitivities we may have to certain ingredients. If your skin becomes irritated or develops a rash, discontinue use.

Note : Not all Shea Butter is the same. Our pure unrefined shea butter does not contain any chemicals or preservative. Yes, it can last for up to 5 years. Why? Because it is truly pure, and we have a technique to make it even better. There are so many people selling shea butter in fancy packaging using poetic, flowery language to entice you to purchase their product. But talk is cheap. Try ours once, and you will not look at another brand again. We are not called SHEA for nothing. We Source our own Shea Butter, Argan Oil, and Essential Oils direct. We aren’t the cheapest, but we assure you that you are getting every cents worth.

Different Types of Shea Butter
Shea Butter comes in different grades, depending on how it has been extracted, refined or unrefined. You want is unrefined Shea Butter as many beneficial properties are lost during refining as well as leaving chemical residues.

Uses
Pure Shea Butter melts on contact and is readily absorbed into the skin, without leaving a sticky greasy residue. This is one of the best products for calming angry eczema outbreaks. It comes from the same family of tree as Argan Oil. It works well for those with dry skin as it keeps dry skin patches moisturised. It is great for diaper rash.

Healing & Anti-Inflammatory Properties
She Butter helps accelerate healing due to the presence of several fatty acids and plant sterols, namely oleic, stearic, palmitic and linolenic acids. Shea butter contains several derivatives of cinnamic acid, a compound common to cinnamon and balsam trees. These components are known to have anti-inflammatory properties. There is evidence to suggest that cinnamic acid esters in Shea fat help to prevent skin damage from ultraviolet radiation and help reduce stretch marks.

Hair Revitalization
Thanks to its deeply moisturizing qualities, Shea butter is one of the best revitaliser for your hair. Dry, dull, falling, lumpy, frizzy or damaged, your hair will always benefit from a Shea Butter mask which will give vitality, suppleness and shine back to your hair.

The Body Healer
Given its high content in anti-inflammatory and healing components, Shea butter helps the healing of skin disorders and problems like eczema, psoriasis, insect bites, skin cracks and minor cuts. More over Shea butter is deeply soothing and calming on any irritation and inflammation. This being the case, it helps calm inflames skin after waxing treatments as well as promote healing after tattooing.

It is always good to do a patch test on the arm before using a product no matter how gentle it is (for example, the face). This is a standard precaution as it is possible to be allergic to any soap or cosmetic or skin care product. We are all different, and we may not know of any sensitivities we may have to certain ingredients. If your skin becomes irritated or develops a rash, discontinue use.

Note : Not all Shea Butter is the same. Our pure unrefined shea butter does not contain any chemicals or preservative. Yes, it can last for up to 5 years. Why? Because it is truly pure, and we have a technique to make it even better. There are so many people selling shea butter in fancy packaging using poetic, flowery language to entice you to purchase their product. But talk is cheap. Try ours once, and you will not look at another brand again. We are not called SHEA for nothing. We Source our own Shea Butter, Argan Oil, and Essential Oils direct. We aren’t the cheapest, but we assure you that you are getting every cents worth.

Different Types of Shea Butter
Shea Butter comes in different grades, depending on how it has been extracted, refined or unrefined. You want is unrefined Shea Butter as many beneficial properties are lost during refining as well as leaving chemical residues.

Uses
Pure Shea Butter melts on contact and is readily absorbed into the skin, without leaving a sticky greasy residue. This is one of the best products for calming angry eczema outbreaks. It comes from the same family of tree as Argan Oil. It works well for those with dry skin as it keeps dry skin patches moisturised. It is great for diaper rash.

Healing & Anti-Inflammatory Properties
She Butter helps accelerate healing due to the presence of several fatty acids and plant sterols, namely oleic, stearic, palmitic and linolenic acids. Shea butter contains several derivatives of cinnamic acid, a compound common to cinnamon and balsam trees. These components are known to have anti-inflammatory properties. There is evidence to suggest that cinnamic acid esters in Shea fat help to prevent skin damage from ultraviolet radiation and help reduce stretch marks.

Hair Revitalization
Thanks to its deeply moisturizing qualities, Shea butter is one of the best revitaliser for your hair. Dry, dull, falling, lumpy, frizzy or damaged, your hair will always benefit from a Shea Butter mask which will give vitality, suppleness and shine back to your hair.

The Body Healer
Given its high content in anti-inflammatory and healing components, Shea butter helps the healing of skin disorders and problems like eczema, psoriasis, insect bites, skin cracks and minor cuts. More over Shea butter is deeply soothing and calming on any irritation and inflammation. This being the case, it helps calm inflames skin after waxing treatments as well as promote healing after tattooing.

It is always good to do a patch test on the arm before using a product no matter how gentle it is (for example, the face). This is a standard precaution as it is possible to be allergic to any soap or cosmetic or skin care product. We are all different, and we may not know of any sensitivities we may have to certain ingredients. If your skin becomes irritated or develops a rash, discontinue use.

Note : Not all Shea Butter is the same. Our pure unrefined shea butter does not contain any chemicals or preservative. Yes, it can last for up to 5 years. Why? Because it is truly pure, and we have a technique to make it even better. There are so many people selling shea butter in fancy packaging using poetic, flowery language to entice you to purchase their product. But talk is cheap. Try ours once, and you will not look at another brand again. We are not called SHEA for nothing. We Source our own Shea Butter, Argan Oil, and Essential Oils direct. We aren’t the cheapest, but we assure you that you are getting every cents worth.

Heat and high pressure have a detrimental effect on argan oil. Thus, Saadia Organics Argan Oil is laboriously extracted by hand pressing to ensure the valuable nutrients like tocopherol (vitamin E), essential fatty acids, plant sterols, antioxidants, polyphenols and carotenoids remain intact. After pressing, it is gently filtered through a pure cotton sieve. The result is a light pure oil that has a mild nutty aroma which absorbs fairly quickly into the skin or hair. Use it once and you will understand the difference.

Note : You will find some residue at the bottom of the bottle. This is normal.
In order to remove all particulate matter, the oil would have to be heated and passed through an ultrafine screen at high pressure. This would be extremely detrimental to the nutritional benefits of our fine oil. So, it was decided to use a cotton sieve and allow the oil to filter through naturally. Some fine particles do pass through, but this has no negative implications to the quality or shelf life of our oil)

Click here to read more about Argan Oil

Face and Skin
Argan Oil is known as nature’s ultimate anti-aging product. It is extremely high in Vitamin E, essential fatty acids, antioxidants, sterols, polyphenols, and carotenoids. For basic skin care, Argan Oil can be used as a daily moisturizer and as a makeup base. It is also useful for skin conditions such as: psoriasis, eczema, dry skin, contact dermatitis, inflammation, acne, wrinkles, scarring, minor burns and cracked heels. In arthritic and rheumatic conditions in which joints are damaged, Argan Oil is said to sooth and reduces pain.

Argan Oil is good for both dry and oily skin. It helps to regulate (reduce) the production of sebum from the sebaceous glands (oil producing glands), in the skin. This will result in reduction of acne. In addition, it is ideal to soothe skin after waxing, laser treatments, chemical peels and tattooing. It is also great for moisturising dry feet and heels.

Rejuvenation of Hair
Excessive washing, styling and colouring hair tends to make hair dry, wiry, and fibrillated. The exceptionally high level of Vitamin E helps to moisturise and smoothen hair that needs help. High unsaturated fatty acids help to strengthen protein bonds in the hair shaft and soften fibrils so that hair is smooth, strong and manageable. Argan Oil also regulates oil production in the sebaceous glands, aiding with issues of dry or oily scalp.

Nail Conditioning
The high content of Vitamin E, F, and essential fatty acids, in Argan Oil will help improve the toughness and flexibility of nails as well as moisturise dry crinkly cuticles.

Excessive exposure to water makes nails prone to shredding when filing. Argan oil helps repel water. Detergents, nail polish remover and working in dry environments deplete nails of their natural oils, thus making them brittle. Argan Oil will penetrate into nails making them more flexible and tougher and thus, less prone to breakage.

It is always good to do a patch test on the arm before using a product no matter how gentle it is (for example, the face). This is a standard precaution as it is possible to be allergic to any soap or cosmetic or skin care product. We are all different, and we may not know of any sensitivities we may have to certain ingredients. If your skin becomes irritated or develops a rash, discontinue use.

Hint : Applying a little Argan Oil onto nail polish will reduce the chance of the nail polish chipping.

Does not contain parabens, sulphates, phthalates, artificial fragrances or colours, silicones, EDTA, glycol or petroleum based ingredients and phosphates. Only good stuff goes into this.

It is always good to do a patch test on the arm before using a product no matter how gentle it is (for example, the face). This is a standard precaution as it is possible to be allergic to any soap or cosmetic or skin care product. We are all different, and we may not know of any sensitivities we may have to certain ingredients. If your skin becomes irritated or develops a rash, discontinue use.