Womens Rights:
Argan Oil is produced, almost exclusively, in Morocco. Berber women have been harvesting nuts from the indigenous argan tree for centuries and using its oil as a panacea for nails, hair and skin.
Today, due in large-part to government efforts, co-ops have been established to create fair wages and good working conditions for many women in the region. A boon for women’s rights in Morocco has in-turn benefited women’s beauty routines in the west thanks to a host of new certified argan oil products.
Fair Trade/Organic Products:
Favorites such as Kheils, Sephora and Aveda have all added products to that boast argan oil.
Fair Trade/Organic Products:
Favorites such as Kheils, Sephora and Aveda have all added products to that boast argan oil.
A long list of celebrity fans and pretty packaging (I’m a sucker) have me itching to learn more about this line of hair products:
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Also, based on the endorsements by French women; I’d like to try this oil: 
And, for a culinary adventure, you can use Argan oil as an ingredient like you would olive oil. High levels of vitamin E make it a healthful choice. Moroccans use it mixed with honey and yogurt for breakfast, as a finishing touch to their tagines and mixed with lemon juice as a salad dressing.
Mustapha’s looks delicious
Eco-Initiatives:
Argan oil production had increased enough that the cooperatives have been financially backed to start en ecosystem reforestation project to protect the argan forest.
Argan oil production had increased enough that the cooperatives have been financially backed to start en ecosystem reforestation project to protect the argan forest.
Have you tried any of these products? Let me know if you have a favorite!
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