Noelle needs to know: I read your post regarding coconut oil penetrating hair. How about argan oil? It seems to be the new cosmetic hype, with several brands launching their “miraculous” argan oil-based hair treatment for 45 dollars or more.. (Ahem) Is there any kind of research providing evidence that argan oil can restore health and shine to the hair? They say that argan oil has been used for centuries by Moroccan women to restore skin, hair and nails. Does this Moroccan oil really work?
The Right Brain’s oily answer:
Could argan oil be the new coconut oil? Let’s take a look.
What is argan oil?
Argan oil is produced from the kernels of argan tree fruit. These trees only grow in a few regions, like Morocco, so this oil is one of the rarest in the world due the small supply and the limited growing area – hence the high price and the hype.
Traditionally the oil is produced by hand. First the soft pulp is stripped from the nuts which are then laid out in the sun to dry. Stones are used to crack open the dried nuts so the seeds can be removed. Next, they’re gently roasted to give the oil a rich, nutty flavor. A little water is added to the roasted seeds and they are ground into a thick paste which is squeezed by hand to extract the oil.
Legend has it that there’s another way to produce this precious oil: Breaking open the nut shells is really hard work and the Moroccans have found that it’s easier wait for their goats to eat the fruit (yes, goats are big fans of argan fruit. They’ll even try to climb trees in search of this succulent treat!) The seeds pass through the goat’s digestive track and emerge on the other end a bit softer since they’re partially digested. So, all the Moroccans have to do is follow the goats around and wait for the seeds to… uh, reappear. The good news is that the post-goat seeds are much easier to break open. The bad news is that they are tainted with the distinctive odor of goat intestines which is less than ideal by most standards.
Is this legend true? Probably not, according to several of the comments we’ve received on this topic. But we never pass up the opportunity to make a goat poop reference.
What is argan oil used for?
Regardless of how it’s made, chemically speaking argan oil consists of a blend of fatty acids (over 70% oleic and linoleic acids.) It is also rich in vitamin E, phenols, and carotenes. Historically argan oil has been used in cooking for dipping bread, on couscous, or on salads. But since it’s so rich in essential fatty acids, there’s no reason it couldn’t be used in skin or hair treatments. In fact, there has some research that indicates that argan oil may be an treatment for psoriasis. And Pubmed references at least one study that shows argan oil reduces sebum production. (We couldn’t find any specific research on argan oil in hair care.)
The only downside to using argan oil in cosmetics, besides the potential lack of supply and high cost, is the fact that it contains a lot of oleic acid which is highly comedogenic. So while it may be good for oily skin and psoriasis, it could clog pores and cause inflammatory acne. You might have to arm yourself with an anti-acne device like Thermaclear.
The Beauty Brains bottom line
If you don’t mind using a cosmetic oil that’s seen the inside of a goat intestine (just kidding!), then argan oil may be for you!
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Yes, argan oil is a wonderful ingredient (or pure) for the skin, hair, or nails. You can find sooo many studies (many only in French) about argan oil & its benefits by simply doing a quick google scholar search. But apart from that, you don’t have all your facts in order!
The argan oil that you will buy in a store or online in the USA or even in Europe for that matter has NEVER seen the inside of a goat. The industry has changed over the years due to the increase demand for argan oil -because it IS highly effective in cosmetics and skin care. On one hand, it is very unproductive for argan oil suppliers to sit around and wait for goats to pooh. That just doesn’t happen! There are strict quality controls to ensure the argan oil that is exported meets high standards -such as those set & enforced by the FDA. Remember -not just anything can be imported to the USA. And believe me if this were truly the case, do you think companies like Aveda and Kiehls, and Issahra, and Argaderm would be using that “sketchy” oil in their high-demand, high-quality products. No.
Argan oil is rich in linoleic and oleic acids, which help to protect and maintain skin resilience, smoothness and radiance. The high levels of tocopherols in argan oil also aid in anti-free radical activities and protection against oxidation, which is a cause of skin aging.
While it may be similar to coconut oil as comedogenic, which really only suggests it may not be suited for highly acneic skin, being rich in oleic acids, argan oil increases the skin permeability among many other benefits.
A lot of people read your site, and while it’s a great resource for many, I would suggest you really check your facts with contemporary sources before writing inaccuracies.
Goat’s butt!! Got to love it!!
I am very curious about the statement:
” is the fact that it contains a lot of oleic acid which is highly comedogenic.”
Is there a source that you could point me to? Also, are there different types of argan oil similar to sunflower which has high oleic and normal oleic versions?
What is it about the oleic acid that makes it comedogenic and are the studies based on people with normal skin or those prone to acne? Thanks again for the great conversation starter.
Peter: I was trying to be funny by exaggerating the goat poop connection. I read that historically some kinds of argan oil were produced this way. But I didn’t really believe that goats are used for production of cosmetic-grade oils that are sold today. I was just trying to spice up this post with a little humor. Goat poop – come on, that’s funny! But I’m sorry if humor didn’t translate well. At any rate, thanks for your comments.
Women collecting the Argan nuts after it has passed through the goats’ digestive tract is a myth. The statements made by Peter B. above regarding Argan oil’s benefits are very accurate indeed.
I am a Botanist, and have tested Argan oil. It is truly the most beneficial oil on the planet.In regards to doing clinical tests, it had more of an effect on diminishing wrinkles than most “supposed” high-end anti-aging cosmetics that go for $140 / container.
Besides all its wonderful benefits, it supports the Berber women of Morocco; a group of women who have lived in poverty, and never had a fair shake at life until Argan oil became popular.
I, along with many of my friends have been a fan of your blog for awhile, but I seriously suggest you make some changes to your post regarding Argan oil. From one scientist to another, I think both know how much damage inaccurate reporting can do. There are many research articles on Argan oil. Just “Google” it, and you’ll find it. If you wish, I can send you a number of research articles on Argan oil.
Mounya: I’ve rewritten part of the post to try to make it clearer that we were just joking. And if you, or anyone else, have links to research articles on argan oil, please pass them on. Thanks for your comment!
Four years ago, while in Morocco, I bought a small bottle of argon oil. It has sat in my bathroom, unopened, for all this time. I kept it as a souvenir; laughing at myself for having paid about $4 for 4 ounces of some dubious product.
I can’t vouch for the collection method but I have seen the goats literally climbing the trees in search of the nuts.
I don’t even care if it’s come through a goat, it does wonders for your skin.
This website contains all the published research about Argan Oil. It also talks about the importance of Argan oil in the socio-economic status of the producing region.
http://www.arganoils.com
Enjoy!!
Wow!From goat’s intestine? Kind creepy ,maybe its very expensive.nice topic
Mouzna: None of those studies say anything about the affects of argan oil on hair or skin. Since you say it has all the research on argan oil, can I assume that there is no published research (in english) saying that it does anything for the skin or hair?
My mother is from Israel, and has been using argan oil for years, for her skin and hair. She is 56, and has the skin of a 25 year old. It has done wonders for her hair as well. I looked at Mouzna’s articles, and there was a lot of research documenting argan oil’s amazing effects on diminishing wrinkles, and rejuvenating the skin. There was some documentation on its benefits on hair use, but not as much as there should be. Either way it’s a great organic oil, and I even use it occasionally.
Hello Beatu Brains. I have a question… Argan Oil you say can be comedogenic cause of the fatty acids are 70% (oleic, linoleic). Any quick look on the internet says argan oil is non-comedogenic… I’m using the Rose-hip oil which is 100% Pure organic rosa canina oil (pure organic rosehip oil) which includes natural Vitamin A & E, the antioxidant lycopene as well as 80% essential fatty acids (oleic, linoleic and linolenic). More fatty acids than argan oil. This poduct, the rosehip oil has never caused break outs on my skin. And I wonder if it’s because of the “counterattacking” natural Vitamin A (Retinol) in the product… any thoughts? Has anyone else had problems w break outs from argan oil?
Thanks
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Many people say that Argan oil has so many benefits for the skin and hair, while many others think that this might be a propaganda since most of the published research points out only the culinary benefits of Argan oil, and the only cosmetic researech is sponsored by cosmetic companies in their labs like the link below:
http://www.arganoils.com/articles/en/How%20Ecological%20Farming,%20Fair%20Trade%20and%20Sustainability%20Can%20Drive%20research%20for%20new%20cosmetic%20ingredients.pdf
How do we know if this is true or not? Chemists in cosmetic companies depend on the composition of any given botanical products to determine whether it has benefits on the skin/ hair or not. The case of Argan oil isn’t diffrent. Below is composition of Argan oil that has been documented in all the published research:
Essential Fatty Acids, Carotenoids, Polyphenols, Ferulic Acid, Squalene, Sterols (Phytosterols), Vitamin E (Tocopherol).
If we google any of the above component to try to find if they have any benefits on the skin we will find that they do. All the above component exist in Argan oil which makes its composition unique and this is why big companies has launched products with Argan the latest is AVEDA’s Green Science whish retails for BIG $$$
By the way Argan oil is non-comedogenic, it does not clog pours. I have never had such a problem.
Hi everybody,just let know everybody that I am moroccan berber from the south and yes indeed the process extracting the argan oil is by using goats digestif system but this is a traditional way for doing it.The stat of morocco is doing enormous effort to preserv this unique tree since it is big economic operation.The process of extracting argan oil is more modern and safe.
Great discussion. I love argan oil and have found the Kaeline brand to be among the best available in the USA. For those who have doubts about the oil — and many wise people here have defended that it does not plug pores — you should try the Kaeline Arganaissance cream. Oh my…it is simply the best. I get my argan oil at http://www.XandraRenouvelle.com and they treat me so well. BTW – Beauty Brains is is a GREAT site.
i just got argan cream from http://www.argan-e.com a week ago and all i can say its OMG its really amazing .
I was just wondering are you really a scientist? Culinary argan oil and cosmetic argan oil are processed in two different ways. Cosmetic argan oil goes through a cold-pressed process in order to retain many of the essential natural elements that play a huge role in skin and hair care. A lot of your reporting is inaccurate on this article and a number of others as well. Did you pass science in the third grade, and that now qualifies you as a scientist.
Hi everyone:
Let me introduce the company that i trust to buy my oils from. they are wholesale distributor of 100% natural essential oils and massage oils, called Activ’Aroma. The owners are French, but they are located in California.
First of all, the argan oil is really good to protect skin from Anti-aging, and from the UV. It is better than any expensive cream because it doesn’t need to be preserved by chemical agents, like paraben.
As the scientist explained above, The componennts of this oil are just amazing and rich. French own most of the companies that produce Argan through Cold press process, exactly as JOjoba oil. So there is no Goat poop involved.
I buy my oils at this french company located in california activaroma. their Tel: 805-883-1777, or email them at info@activaroma.com
I hope this helps thank you
Oh by the way, it is amazing for massage. i use it.
Right Brain, i was just wondering (because you didn’t answer the whole question) whether the Argan oil can penetrate the hair like Coconut oil? I’m dying to know!
Thanks!
Argan Oil can penetrate the hair and what is most important, it does not contain chemicals or additives that will hurt your hair, scalp, or especially your brain. There’s lots of debates here and some good science as well as hooey. Bottom line is that organic argan oil from a reputable company like Kaeline sold in the USA by http://www.XandraRenouvelle.com is going to offer you a superior skin, hair or nail care. For those who mentioned the Rosehip oil, try the Kaeline Argarome Jour featured in August Prevention Magazine. They have an article on Nature’s Fix for Flawless Skin and argan oil is one of five ingredients featured. The reason I mention the Kaeline Jour is it contains essential oil of Rose along with the Argan Oil. Thus, you get the benefits of the skin calming properties of rose oil and the anti-aging softening of argan oil without the short shelf life of pure rosehip seed oil.
I recently ordered cosmetic Argan oil from a company called Argandor for my hair. I chose their oil because it is certified organic by the USDA, and I was intrigued by their work in Morocco -supporting women cooperatives, replanting trees and so on. I use the oil after shampooing and conditioning in my hair: I massage a few drops into my hair while it is still wet. I am very happy with the outcome: the oil makes my hair shiny. I also ordered their Argan oil face cream: What a fantastic product. It moisturizes my skin and absorbs very quickly. I actually use it as a day cream before starting my make-up routine. The companies website is http://www.worldartisanguild.com – I hope they are going to sell other Argan oil products soon – I’d be very interested in a Argan shampoo
Argan oil is truly exceptional. Everyone who uses it, loves it and raves about major improvements in their skin tone and the fact that wrinkles are actually dimishing. I would not live without argan oil since it erased my under eyes wrinkles away. I feel like I sound like a broken record when I keep saying during the product demos that argan oil is famous for reversing the signs of aging and dimishing the appearance of wrinkles. We are surrounded by all kinds of hype about overpriced and uneffective anti aging products that most of us approach anything that says it will take wrinkles away with sceptisim. What happened to me was a borderline miracle. Argan oil works for me and for my customers.
We have based our entire product line on argan oil. Destiny Boutique’s all natural soaps, creams, shampoos etc. are made with certified organic fair traded argan oil. The finest oil comes from UNESCO protected forest produced by Moroccon women co-ops: it contains no harmful chemicals, fillers or synthetic additives. The co-op provides a means for rural families to remain on their land and an opportunity to provide paid work for women. When you buy oil from women co-ops you help them send their children to school and when you buy oil from UNESCO protected area, you will be preserving argan forests and also helping to prevent desertification
I love the oil so much I am also being a broker for Argand’or culinary handcrafted argan oil in California and West Coast USA. I got the oil in few stores, however, it is a hard sale since no one ever heard of the product combined the fact that it is the most expensive oil in the store.
I strongly recommend trying argan both as a cosmetic and internally. It is the most nutritious oil I can think of. You will be suprised.
More cool body care stuff from Morocco to enhance the argan oil experience. I just bought the Savon Noir (Black Soap) and Rhassoul for an incredible home spa experience. It’s like having new skin, my skin is so soft and pores so clean. You finish it all off with the argan oil. The treatment is called Hammam. It is Kaeline’s latest US launch and I buy it from my favorite source of argan oil products, Xandra Renouvelle http://www.ArganOilUSA.com Beauty Brains should review their Hammam line because there is just nothing else like it.
Hi everybody,
I just wanted to share with you my personal experience with argan oil. I live in Greece and this summer I took a trip to MOROCCO…really interesting! There, I came accross with this oil for the first time, never heard of it before. I bought a bottle of cosmetic argan oil – not without being sceptic I must admit. And I mean sceptic about all these benefits we were told this oil has-we know what can someone say in order to sell…What made me bought this oil was the high concentration of vitamin E that it contains and I know how good is for the skin. I didn’t know anything about all the acids it contains as well…I am 37 years old. I have brown spots on my face due to sun exposure and the last couple of years, no matter how many whitening creams I have used, wasn’t able to get rid of them-only lighten them, but not for long. My country is blessed with a very large percentage of sunlight throughout the year – which is perfect for the mood but not for the skin! I have been using argan oil in my face every night for the past month. I am glad to see that my skin looks brighter, whiter, the brown spots are less visible, no signs of redness anymore or acne prone skin…Argan oil is the only thing I use on my face, so I suppose it works for me. It certainly doesn’t clog my pores (my skin is oily and I always had this problem). And a few wrinkles I have around my eyes are less apparent. The only thing I feel sorry about now is not buying more of it…I wish I had also bought the massage argan oil (which I have read that it can be used even in pregnancy to improve skin’s elasticity and prevent stretch marks with excellent results) as well as the argan oil used internally to control cholesterol…I believe now that if the cosmetic oil is so good for my face, the other two types of argan oil would do for me as well. As for the cost, it was not expensive at all – a bottle of 100ml costed 80 dirhams (about 7.50 Euro) and it lasts for a long period of time, as the amount you use is tiny. I will certainly continue to use it…The only problem I have is that is not easy to obtain the other two types (culinary and massage oil) as it is not imported in my country…
Great for hair, skin and nails. Use it all the time and love it. http://www.theargancompany.co.uk is a uk company
TO Peter and Mounya Moore: You are completely humorless. I suggest you re-read the post.
Please inform where is it available, preferable in India.
Thanks
I got a sample of Soelle beauty Argan oil and I love it…. It does wonders from my skin and I use it on my hair as well.. I love to take in on the plane with me because it’s so hydrating and it really helps without making me break out. I have not tried another brand but will continue with soelle’s because it worked for me. http://www.soellebeauty.com
I had a psoriasis for more than a year and I have use various creams from the chemist and non of them worked.
I went to Morocco for a holiday last March 2008. Whilst we we were driving past the Argan trees near Essaouira, my sister had mentioned to me Argan tree. She was the first one who introduced to me 2 years ago and brougt home for me a bottle of the argan oil and I never used it until it got stale and threw it in the bin. I just thought it was just one of the kind of common oil in their own native land like coconut oil. To make my story short.
We went to the factory where all these lovely women labouriously prepare to mill the nuts into Argan oil. I was fascinated and I took photos and bought some argan oil to try. Whilst we were in Morocco, after 3 days of application on my left elbow which was covered with thick and itchy, scaly skin (so embarassing, I have to wear long sleeves even though it was very hot)I saw some improvements, clearing of the scale. And as we went back home to the U.k. I just keep applying the oil and I was amazed that it disappear completely after 3 weeks of application.
It did work wonders on my skin condition. I will recommend it to anyone. I have also given some friends who were suffering from skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis. It did work on them.
Many thanks to the Berber Ladies.
I found this on http://www.arganoils.com/faq_glossary.html
Does it sound plausible?
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How does Argan Oils™ Face & Body Serum absorb so thoroughly?
Argan Oils™ is easily absorbed by the skin because of its unique composition. Squalene can penetrate deeper and more readily than most other oils because of its compatibility with the skin’s own natural oils. In fact human sebum, your skin’s own natural oils, is comprised of 25% squalene. Sterols found in Argan Oils™ penetrate rapidly because their structure is very similar to human sterols and are the main component of the outermost layer of the skin. Essential fatty acids are the building blocks of the cell membrane; therefore, the omega’s found in Argan Oils™ can be metabolized and directly assimilated into the skin.
Does Argan Oils™ Face & Body Serum clog pores?
No, Argan Oils™ does not clog pores because of its ability to be thoroughly absorbed and assimilated into the skin.
@Sara- No, it doesn’t sound plausible. Argan oil doesn’t penetrate deep enough to be assimilated into the skin. The writer of this piece misunderstands biochemistry.
I just came across this blog. Very interesting stuff. I am always searching for additional products to use my hair and skin that can produce results.
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A friend of mine bought me some argan oil from morocco a few months ago and I love it! I just have a few questions though – I currently use it once a week at night – is that enough or should I use it every night? Also, I read somewhere that you are supposed to keep it in the fridge. Is that true? Finally, when using it in your hair, do you wash it out afterwards or just use a few drops on wet hair and leave it to dry in? Thanks!
I have visited Morocco several times and have friends who lives there. First time bought some oil from the factory in Ess.. cosmetics and cooking. Came back and started using it every night on my face. I had very few crows feet which has diminished not completely gone. Brown spots few of them are still there have not faded much. Skin is smoother, brighter and seems like it absorbs pretty quick. In the morning face feels soft. Do not use it during the day otherwise it will absorb dust. I have been using it religiously for the last 6months.
I went back and met a distributor who exports oil in small quantity to Swiss and bought 10 litre and bought it back with me to Houston, TX. I am loving it now. My friends are coming again in June 09 and guess what? Maybe I will start a business heheheh.
To reply to you Emily Skin Soothers AND Nicky “YOU ARE RIGHT” from the comment above, the author of the article says
“is the fact that it contains a lot of oleic acid which is highly comedogenic.”
This is not true, actually it’s just the opposite argan oil is non-comedogenic
“Natural Argan oil is scientifically proven non-comedogenic (will not clog pores) and hypoallergenic.”
The only reason they actually have this article is to sell Thermaclear and other cosmetics, this is a good blog to sell i have no problem with people selling, but the fact that they are lying just to sell is upsetting. you can’t trust anything in this website !!
i’m a salesman, and i understand sales, but for heavens sake don’t lie. i wouldn’t trust anything in this website, thank you
@peter – Thank you so much for taking your time to leave your condescending, insulting comments on our blog. It makes us feel so good to have you call us liars. Your mother must be proud.
We are scientists and the reason we wrote this post was because someone asked a question. We didn’t do it to “sell cosmetics” as you say. I don’t care if people buy Thermaclear or other cosmetics.
Instead of wasting your time hurling insults, why don’t you provide EVIDENCE for the things you say? Where is your safety study demonstrating that Argan oil isn’t comedogenic? How would you explain the fact that oleic acid is a major component of Argan oil and it is known to be comedogenic? Our conclusions are based on our research. What is yours based on?
We try to have more intellectual conversations on the Beauty Brains. If you can’t participate in a more sophisticated form of debate that doesn’t involve irrational, unsubstantiated insults, you should go to some other blog.
You can disagree with us and we’d love to see evidence to prove us wrong. But to just call us liars like that is cowardly and mean.
I’m from Morocco and I know that women there use Argan oil as a a treatment for their hair and it makes the hair looks healthy and soft. You can also use it as a dip and the Berbers mix it with almonds and other ingredients to make a kind of paste that is soo good for breakfast with some bread. It is very healthy, you have to be very careful when buying this oil, in some stores they mix a little bit of Argan oil with other oils and you end up buying the fake stuff. It really helps if you know someone who lives in the south and who can get you the authentic stuff. Well, I’m lucky as my sister lives there so she gets the real deal for us yes expensive but authentic.
I am a woman from Morocco and my mother used to use it for her skin and hair. Just plain cosmetic oil is best, but oil with something natural like essential oils for a light scent is wonderful too. Rose Marie makes several terrific products. 100% Orgainic argan oil, or scented oil with natural essential oils, or lotions with natural oils and shea butter and cocoa butters.
For Argan Oil information and sales, see items at ebay
It’s wonderful for the skin and natural. You’ll see why they call it Moroccan Gold when you try it.
Hi,
I bought dermaorganic Argan oil for hair repair,can i use this for my face too as it says “pure Argan oil”.
pls email me replies
My friend who is 4 months pregnant went to a salon to have her hair dyed, but was told that it is not good for the baby.
Mom jeans are a thing of the past. You don?t have to go down that road now that designer brands offer stylish new maternity jeans.
I have been selling argan oil for Shea Terra Organics for almost a decade now. We have sold it pure before all the latest companies ever knew there was an argan oil. The people here boo hooing about the oil coming from inside of a goat are obviously afraid they will lose their businesses. Yes, it does indeed often come from a goat. That is just the way it is. Natural. It is still a great product so why try to hide the truth?
Bonjour!
Naturenvy imports and distributes French natural skincare lines made with argan oil from Morocco. You will find on naturenvy.com amazing day and night creams, cleansing lotion, exfoliating facial care, facial mask, luscious body scrub, body balms, bath and massage oils and of course Lift’Argan 100% pure argan oil.
http://naturenvy.com/LA_argan_oil.html
Peace,
Naturenvy
I found 100% pure argan oil by accident while doing research for my website, ordered a .5 oz. bottle to try and I am shocked by the results especially since I have been spending hundreds on Arbonne products (my sister sells it) over the last 3 years. Nothing has ever done what argan oil has done for my skin. It may not be for everyone, but the fact that it is all natural should be a reason for anyone to try it and koodos to this site for mentioning it.
im a stylist and i use it every day.i have told all my friends about it and they are all hooked. i color my hair about every two weeks and its like silk….I LOVE IT
Argan Oil is great for your skin, hair and nails!!!! but the quality differs way too much from products. It is hard to find the good one.
Every co-op have a different oil, even being all organic pure argan oils….
becareful on what you purchase.
I’ve tried many argan oil but was never satisfied.
I tried Jebel Pure Argan Oil and it is amazing. I get the best results ever. clear tight skin and a great complexion.
This company is socialy conscious, it donates part of its profit to berber communities.
Check it out http://www.jebelcorp.com
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