Argan Oil
Argan Oil
A fixed plant oil pressed from the kernels of Argania spinosa. In cosmetics it functions primarily as an emollient and skin-conditioning oil, helping reduce transepidermal water loss and improve softness and suppleness. It is widely used in facial oils, creams, hair products, and body care; dermatology references note it is generally well tolerated and most suitable for dry and sensitive skin. ([kosmopedia.org](https://www.kosmopedia.org/encyklopedia/argania-spinosa-kernel-oil/?utm_source=openai))
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Risks & Warnings
Main risks are rare allergy/contact dermatitis and product-quality issues such as oxidation or adulteration. As with most oils, heavy use may feel greasy and may be less ideal for very oily or acne-prone users, though comedogenicity is low overall. Patch testing is prudent for highly reactive skin. ([skinwis.com](https://www.skinwis.com/ingredient/argania-spinosa-kernel-oil?utm_source=openai))


