All you need to know about Argan, Marula and Rosehip Oils

The oils have become fashionable: although there are civilizations that used those thousands of years ago to obtain a natural beauty, the western part of the world is just discovering them.


There is an oil for each type of skin, for each problem a natural and economical solution that allows us to achieve something that not even the best cosmetics will achieve: a balanced skin, healthy and without suffering the side effects that can bring us some products. Today I show you the best, do you want to meet them?

Know About Argan Oil

 Argan oil, also known as desert gold, is a cosmetic and edible product that is obtained after a drying process of the Argan tree fruits exposed to the sun. It is one of the most used in natural cosmetics, especially in recent times. Also known as Moroccan oil, it contains significant amounts of vitamin E and essential fatty acids, especially important for nourishing the skin in depth and preventing aging.

Properties of Argan Oil

A hundred percent pure Argan oil is easily identifiable: its smell is soft, its touch is light, and its color is clear and not dark gold. Also, only pure Argan oil should appear on the labeling of the product.

Benefits That Argan Oil Offers

Cosmetic Uses and Benefits

1. The cosmetic uses of this oil are multiple due to their properties. The expert points out the following aspects:
2. It is recommended to moisturize the hair, giving it brightness and smoothness and for the nails. 
3. It is ideal as a body moisturizer, favoring the restoration of the hydrolipidic mantle of the skin and not greasing it.
4. It is healing, so it is advisable to help the healing of burns and wounds, as well as for the prevention and reduction of stretch marks.
5. It is very suitable for calming erythema, i.e., skin irritations. 
6. It is antiseptic and antifungal.

Edible Uses of Argan Oil

The edible uses of Argan oil, according to the expert are:

• Due to the essential fatty acids, it contains it is suitable as an adjuvant in diets for the treatment of hypercholesterolemia and cardiovascular and rheumatic diseases.
• It is a potent antioxidant, being rich in tocopherols.
• This oil helps reduce the absorption of cholesterol in the intestine thanks to its content of Spinasterol. This contains antitumor properties.
• It allows performing the digestion well, by increasing the concentration of pepsin. 
• This oil also improves liver function.

Know About Marula Oil

Seeds of Marula tree are used to extract Marula oil, which grows natively in central and southern Africa. The fruit is harvested and from it the walnut is obtained, which inside brings two or three seeds rich in oil. Light golden color and smooth nutty odor, it is obtained by cold pressing systems to preserve its moisturizing and antioxidant properties.

Properties of Marula Oil

The marula oil, also known as the African miracle oil is extracted from the fruit of the Marula tree, native to central and southern Africa. This oil has been used for years by Kenyan women to prevent dehydration of the skin. It is an oil that has a high oxidative stability, so it is very useful to use it in the creation of cosmetics and even for aromatherapy base. Marula oil has a high content of vitamin C, eight times more than that contained in an orange and its content in essential fatty acids make it very beneficial for dry skin and irritated by its high moisturizing power.

Benefits That Marula Oil Offers

1. It has a very light texture and absorbs into skin nicely.
2. It is highly moisturizing, which helps to solve the tightness of the skin produced by the dry climate of our country.
3. It has high concentrations of vitamin C, which contributes to enhancing the production of collagen, achieving a firmer and more elastic skin.
4. Marula best helps to minimize the appearance of scars and reduce hyperpigmentation.
5. Its a rich source of antioxidants, especially vitamin E, flavonoids, procyanidins, and catechins, which prevents and combats premature aging; protects the skin from free radicals that can cause skin cancer?
6. It is rich in fatty acids and essential fatty acids (oleic 73%, linoleic 9%, stearic 3% and palmitic 15%).
7. It is one hundred percent pure and natural, without the use of chemical solvents for its extraction?
8. Has antimicrobial properties that contribute to a healthy skin and attenuates redness and irritation of the skin.

Know About Rosehip Oil

Rosehip oil is a fantastic natural product with amazing skin rejuvenation and conditioning properties. It has been used for generations by the Indians of the Chilean Andes who recognized for years that rosehip oil had exceptional benefits for curing skin healing and hair care. It is full of nutrients and natural vitamins and can be used both externally and internally taken. Rosehip oil is a vegetable oil which is extracted from the seeds of a shrub called Rosa moschata or Rosa rubiginose, grown in Chile and Argentina.

Properties of Rosehip Oil

The beauty industry increasingly uses natural ingredients as an alternative to chemicals. That is why the use of rosehip oil in cosmetics is critical. The rose hip oil has a light non-fat texture that the skin easily absorbs. Usually, oils used for facial treatment, such as hump, or shea butter, are fatty and slow to absorb through the skin. The rosehip oil does wonders on the damaged scalp. Many people because of the stress and the chemicals that contain the shampoos.

Benefits That Rosehip Oil Offers

Thanks to rosehip oil we can regenerate the skin, making it very beneficial to treat stretch marks or scars and reduce their appearance. It also prevents the appearance of wrinkles

• Rosehip oil has anti-inflammatory properties: It has been proven to reduce inflammation and congestion of tissues.
• Rosehip oil is energizing: It provides cells with metabolic energy so they can perform their functions.
• Rosehip oil is best to protect and restore hair: Rosehip oil has always acted as a natural repairer of the hair and scalp, especially when it is dry, dyed or damaged by the sun, chlorine, cold, etc. Simply apply it to the roots and let it act for a couple of hours before washing your hair normally. The results are immediate.
• Moisturizes in depth: Rosehip oil strengthens the ceramide barrier inside the epidermal cells thus reducing the loss of skin water. Also, due to its high level of penetration, it also affects dermal changes that favor the deep hydration of the skin, especially at places prone to the appearance of wrinkles or roughness (hands, heels, elbows, etc.)
• Rosehip oil Prevents skin cancer: And it does so through several mechanisms. For example, activating melanin auto generation or minimizing the harmful effects of ultraviolet radiation all thanks to its recognized neutralizing free radicals and antioxidant. 
• Rosehip oil also Improves blood circulation: Rosehip oil accelerates and regulates the rate of microvasculature, i.e. improves blood flow and replenishes nutritional substances in the areas where it is applied.

Have not you benefited from these oils yet? Select oil that most appeals to you and combines its use with a healthy diet to keep your skin radiant and young.