Floral waters
Rose extract: what is in the 10 ml bottle?
Rose extract, rose water and argan oil with rose are different preparations. Start with the ingredients on each label.
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Things worth understanding before opening a bottle, choosing a soap or adding a spice.
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An oil need not mean rebuilding your entire routine. Start with a small step, see where it fits into your habits and choose the bottle you will enjoy returning to.
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The Marrakech pantry
Cinnamon: powder and sticks in your recipes
The form may seem like a detail until you begin cooking. Before opening the cinnamon, check which one the recipe calls for; it shapes…
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Argan oils
Amber: beginning with an oil
A preference for amber may lead you to a soap or an argan oil. Here we look at the oil and how it might…
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Botanical oils
Amber: what a scent name tells you
A scent name can connect a whole family of products. Understanding the amber bottle means going a little further than that association.
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Herbal infusions
An infusion: notes from the first cup
The first cup is a good moment to note the blend, the amount of water and the time stated on the pack. Small details…
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Artisanal soaps
Prickly pear: where the soap belongs
Within the set, soap has a straightforward role: washing. Compare it with another soap first, even when it shares its name with an oil…
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Targeted care
Choosing a cream when redness is your concern
Redness is a specific concern. Before choosing a cream, it helps to know which information to ask for and to keep cosmetic care separate…
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Face and body care
Almond cream: the jar you reach for
A place on the shelf does not make a habit. A cream earns its place when you enjoy reaching for it, without needing to…
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Floral waters
Orange blossom water, extract and argan blend: how to tell them apart
The shared botanical name does not establish the same composition or use.
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The Marrakech pantry
Ground cumin: choosing your own seasoning
With ground cumin, you can choose how it combines with the other spices in your recipe. Keep track of the amount you use as…
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Argan oils
Argan and arnica: returning to the product
Arnica may bring several uses to mind. For this argan oil, start with the product itself: its ingredients and the directions on the bottle.
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Botanical oils
Sandalwood: a closer look at this preparation
Sandalwood appears in both an argan oil and a separate preparation. Read this bottle’s ingredients and directions before deciding how to use it.
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Argan in motion.
A film from the local Lahna Argan archives, showing foliage, raw materials and oil in motion. This version has no audio track and does not show a product’s current formula or packaging.
Archive film · 48 seconds · rights and relevance to confirm before publication.