Argan Oil - 100ml

• Light, silky texture that absorbs well and doesn’t feel heavy
• Rich in vitamin E and nourishing fatty acids
• Lovely for adding shine and softness to dry hair
• Soft, sweet, nutty scent
• 100% natural, cruelty free and ethically sourced

Hair can become dry, dull and fragile during and after treatment, and the scalp can feel tight and dry. Argan oil’s light texture makes it a lovely choice for both.

• Shine and softness: Warm a few drops between your palms and smooth through dry lengths and ends to add shine and tame frizz.
• Scalp massage: Massage a few drops gently into the scalp to help ease dryness and tightness.
• Pre-wash treatment: Apply to hair and scalp 30 minutes before washing, then shampoo out for softer, more manageable hair.
• Fine, regrowing hair: Its lightweight feel suits the soft, fine hair that often comes back after treatment, without weighing it down. Use just a drop or two.
• Finishing touch: Smooth a tiny amount over dry ends after styling for a polished, glossy finish.

Argan oil helps soften and moisturise dry, rough skin, leaving it feeling smoother and more comfortable.

• Body and face: Smooth a few drops over slightly damp skin to help seal in moisture.
• Hands, feet and heels: Massage into dry areas, then pop on Cotton Moisturising Gloves or Cotton Moisturising Socks overnight.
• Dry patches: Dab a little onto rough elbows, knees and other dry areas.
• After bathing: Apply to damp skin after a bath or shower to help lock in moisture.
• Massage oil: Its silky glide and gentle scent make it a pleasant massage oil, either on its own or blended with a few drops of essential oil.

A little goes a long way. Start with 2 to 3 drops, warm them between your palms and massage in. Always patch test first by applying a small amount to your inner forearm and waiting 24 hours.

 

Please note

For external use only. Argan oil comes from a nut kernel, so please check with your doctor or pharmacist before use if you have a tree nut allergy, and stop using it if you develop any irritation. If you’re having radiotherapy, please check with your care team before applying oils to the treatment area. If you have any concerns, please speak to your medical care team.