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Of the hundreds of natural beauty products that have graced the industry, only a handful ever become big-sellers and even fewer become cultural phenomenon’s. Argan oil is definitely in that rarified category. We’ve set aside the hype and provided only the facts about this liquid gold oil.

Welcome to our Argan oil warning. We realize that is a strong opening to this post, however we have come across numerous Argan oil blogs that make some pretty over the top claims about this popular oil.

Argan oil may seem like another stimulated product to produce hype and big bucks for companies. However, when experts stumbled upon Argan oil and with a little advanced research it’s clear that Argan oil is a great example of a natural skin care product that works and lives up to the hype.

While researches do not endorse a specific product, they claim that organic Argan oil (it’s pure form) is beneficial for treating wrinkles, aging, acne, dry skin, hair treatment, dry scalp, hair growth, stretch marks, cracked feet and psoriasis which makes trying Argan oil worth the risk.

In this post we provide an Argan oil review with out all the extra hype, which really isn’t needed, so you can make an informed decision before you buy a product containing Argan oil.

Argan Oil Comes in the Form of an Extract

Argan oil is extremely rare and is found in a small region of Morocco. While Argan oil is a new phenomenon to those in the United States and other countries, native Moroccans have used Argan oil for hundreds of years. Moroccans call Argan oil “Liquid Gold” and believe that it can help with many skin conditions.These purported restorative and anti-aging benefits have led to a high demand for this difficult-to-produce oil.

Argan Oil Health Benefits

As well as its cosmetic benefits, Argan Oil plays a major role as part of a healthy diet. Argan oil has two times more Vitamin E in than Olive oil; therefore Argan oil can be included in dishes in the same way olive oil is used. Chefs worldwide have shifted to Argan oil from other oils due to an increase in demand from healthy diet menus.

Argan oil is commonly used as a massage oil to help relieve the symptoms of arthritis. It has also been reported that Argan oil has shown a positive impact on chicken pox and acne because of its powerful anti-inflammatory abilities. Because of those abilities, it is also a product that can minimize the pain and scarring of burns or other abrasions.

The Argan Oil Secret to Beauty

Argan oil has a myriad of benefits for beauty.

Argan oil is an antioxidant– known as nature’s answer to botox, it is a Vitamin C and E packed oil perfect for combating free-radicals and works as an anti-aging.

Softens dry skin – Argan oils high concentration of vitamin E and essential fatty acids alleviates skin complications like dry skin or dry patches.

Reduces the appearance of wrinkles–Applying under the eye results in the reduced appearance of crinkly lines under the eye.

Reduces skin imperfections – with regular use Argan oil for skin has been shown to heal acne blemishes and prevent new breakouts.

Now that all of the issues in regards to Argan oil claims as the secret to beauty and for general health have been explored its time to decide if the Argan oil benefits outweigh any skepticism you may have about it. Various studies have been conducted since Argan oils worldwide debut and it’s clear that Argan oil is one of nature’s natural health wonders.

If you are looking to acquire Argan oil, do your research and order from a trusted source. Since the recommendation of Oprah and others have caused such an interest in Argan Oil there have been many jumping on the Argan Oil bandwagon and pushing questionable products with only a small percentage of 100% pure Moroccan Argan Oil in their product.

Pure organic Argan oil isn’t cheap, so if you see cheap prices… there is a strong chance the product isn’t 100% pure organic – but mixed with a bunch of chemical additives.

In either event, ordering from a company that has experience and guaranteed products is a sure fire method of obtaining your little piece of ‘Liquid Gold’ via Argan Oil.

**UPDATE** Early Spring Special – use coupon code 4for3 and get a 6 month supply of 100% Moroccan Oil.

Comments

1. Sally says:

   December 2, 2011 at 9:57 pm

   The Argan Oil product sounds beneficial for a woman such as myself who is over 50 and has repeatedly received excessive sun exposure as a teenager into young adulthood. My questions are as follows: How often does a person apply the product? Does the product truly act as an antioxidant? After trying the product are there any adverse reactions reported by anyone who has sensitive skin? I would consider trying the sample product.

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   • Patty says:

     January 28, 2012 at 8:54 pm

     I love argan oi. I use it everyday on my face and body and also my hair. I am almost fifty and people tell me I look much younger. I feel it really works. I use PrimaJolie also because its local and it really works. I get it at my healthfood store. I just put a few drops on my face and pat it on. It absorbs very quickly. then I put my make up on. I put it all over my face, arms and legs right after I bathe. Hope that’s helpful to you.

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2. Maria says:

   January 22, 2012 at 8:05 pm

   I have been using organic Argan Oil for some time now. I’ve tried different kinds. I like a brand named PrimaJolie because its organic and virgin and feels better on my skin than others I have tried. I really love it. I use it everyday and see a difference in my face and skin.

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3. Melanie says:

   February 13, 2012 at 4:46 pm

   I’m a stylist of 24 years and also have done facials / skin care for 12 years. I work at Distinctive Flair Salon in Roanoke Texas. I just started using argin oil about a month ago when our salon started caring the line So Pure. I’m so impressed with the whole line especially the argin oil! The argin oil is organic certified . Every client I use the argin oil in their hair about 98% of them purchases a bottle! I also started using it on my face and I am loving the results! It truley is like liquide gold!

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4. Maria says:

   February 14, 2012 at 2:36 pm

   This sounds like a great product and if the comments left by other readers are indicators of anything I think I should at least try that free sample. Not to mention I don’t think I want to pay a lot of money for it until I know it is going to work or not. Thank you for posting this information, this is something I was not aware of but now can barely wait to try.

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5. Vikki says:

   February 15, 2012 at 4:38 pm

   I am sure Argan Oil works quite well for moisturizing the skin. But then again, so does any oil. The Romans and Greeks used to use olive oil to shave as well as a lubricant which the Spartans used to clean their bodies while they were in battle out in the field. They would use blades with oil to scrape the scum off their bodies before each battle. As long as it has a decent scent, I’m willing to try Argan oil.

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6. Joyce says:

   February 15, 2012 at 9:27 pm

   This was very interesting I have never heard of this tree before let alone a kernel that comes from a tree. I have to admit though that it sounds like it would benefit anyone who took it. The picture does not do wonders for it though because it looks like mud. I certainly would want to cook with it if it looked like that. I will have to get my cheap $5.99 sample.

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7. tammy says:

   February 25, 2012 at 12:10 pm

   Argan oil is rich in essential fatty acids and thus offers many health benefits. And I love to use it in my hair after showers.

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