Pure argan oil is highly moisturising because its composition closely matches our own skin: its penetration coefficient into cell membranes is far higher than that of other oils.
Five to ten drops spread on the hands and massaged into legs, arms, belly and bust that have first been dampened — ideally after a shower or a restorative bath — are enough: the oil penetrates more easily and gives elasticity to the tissues.
“Great skin is a ritual, not a purchase.”
It is a great support in pregnancy, when stretch marks appear around belly, hips and bust: a few drops a day help maintain the elasticity of skin that is starting to pull, with no risk to mother or baby. After the birth it also serves for gentle massage of the newborn, soothing irritated areas.
After sun exposure it helps restore the hydrolipidic balance: its soothing action quickly calms redness, even on burnt skin, and well-nourished skin holds its tan for longer.
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