Vegetable oils

Vegetable oils are basics in natural cosmetics and have been used since ancient times for their beneficial properties for the skin and hair: moisturising, emollient, softening, regenerating, antioxidants, firming...

Vegetable oils are obtained by cold pressing the fruits or seeds of plants, thus ensuring a natural quality oil. All of them stand out for their high content of fatty acids that penetrate the skin, delicately pampering it.

Discover our natural vegetable oils by Arganour!

Vegetable oils for the skin

Vegetable oils offer many benefits for the skin. At Arganour we have a careful selection of 100% natural vegetable oils for skin care such as the famous rosehip seed oil. Rosehip seed oil helps reduce and prevent stretch marks, as well as accelerate healing.

Argan oil and almond oil are also some of the mostoften used due to their moisturising and firming properties. Moisturisesn in depth, improving the elasticity, firmness and smoothness of the skin.

Prickly pear seed oil, also known as botox is one of the best vegetable oils for eye and lip contour care. It moisturises, reduces expression lines and reduces dark circles under the eyes.

Apply the natural oil directly to the skin and massage gently until absorbed.

Vegetable oils for hair

Vegetable oils are also very beneficial for hair care, and are perfect as a pre-wash mask. Apply from the middle to the ends and leave on for an hour, then rinse with plenty of water.

One of the oils with the most proven benefits for the hair is coconut oil. The fatty acids and vitamins in this oil effectively moisturise, soften and protect the hair. Other nourishing oil alternatives are avocado oil and jojoba oil.

If you want to strengthen your hair, the best oil is castor oil. The high content in ricinoleic acid strengthens, protects and stimulates hair fibre growth. In addition, we also recommend using castor oil for the eyelashes..

Can vegetable oils be used during pregnancy?

Yes, the best thing about vegetable oils is that they can be used during pregnancy and breastfeeding, as they don’t pose any health risk.

In fact, during pregnancy we always recommend using almond oil for perineal massages and rosehip oil for any stretch marks that may appear.