Argan oils
Jasmine: oil, soap and your own habits
You can choose jasmine argan oil or soap according to your own routine. This article starts with the oil and the skincare step you…
Read the guideThe Argatherapy Journal
Author: argalogin
Argan oils
Grapefruit or lemon: remembering your choice
You may remember citrus without remembering which one. Keeping the oil’s full name makes the next purchase easier, especially when the bottles look alike.
Read the guide
Argan oils
Gardenia: choosing between jar and bottle
Gardenia appears in a cream and an argan oil, each with its own directions. Start with the form you prefer using.
Read the guide
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…
Read the guide
Face and body care
Prickly pear: starting with a cream
You may look first for prickly pear seed oil. If you prefer using a cream, the jar offers another way to explore the collection.
Read the guide
Face and body care
Inside the Prickly Pear set
The set includes four items: a 45 g cream, an 80 g soap and two seed oils in 30 ml and 100 ml bottles.…
Read the guide
The Marrakech pantry
Black pepper: the detail we forget to write down
We record the main ingredients, then write “salt and pepper”. The pepper’s form and when you add it are also part of the recipe…
Read the guide
Botanical oils
Patchouli: what to ask before choosing a bottle
If patchouli appeals to you, decide which preparation you are looking for and how you hope to use it. Those details help you ask…
Read the guide
The Marrakech pantry
Paprika: what colour cannot tell you
Red catches the eye, but it does not describe a paprika on its own. To choose one for a dish, look for the flavour…
Read the guide
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.
Read the guide