Using Argan Oil for Hair Growth: Is it Possible?

 

Moroccan Argan oil has a wide range of uses.

It has been used by the people of Morocco for cosmetic and medicinal purposes, as well as in their cuisine. Because of its highly restorative quality, Moroccan Argan oil for hair has also been used for hair maintenance and treatment of nearly all types of hair problems. Yes, Argan oil for hair growth is a popular solution for hair issues.

Moroccan Argan oil for hair, is a valuable, rare, and expensive hair treatment that has recently gained a foothold in Europe and America and is quickly surpassing the effectiveness and success of other natural oils used for hair management and protection. The demand for it is escalating fast but the supply remains limited.

 

For centuries, the Moroccans have been using Argan oil for hair growth and other hair and skin-related problems brought about by the unfriendly semi-desert environment in Morocco. Knowledge of its existence and value has recently surfaced and news about its merits has spread like wildfire. It is referred to as a “miracle oil” by those who have experienced its benefits first-hand, and as “liquid gold” by the impressed beauty experts.

The Argan oil is extracted by crushing the kernel of the ripe, oval-shaped green fruit of the hardy Argan tree. These are lightly roasted and pounded to get the oil. It has a shelf-life of about two years.

 

Argan trees, which can be found only in Morocco, have a lifespan of 200 years and have existed for about two million years on the planet. The rising demand for Argan oil has made the Argan tree an endangered species and has therefore warranted protection by UNESCO.

 

What Moroccan Argan oil for hair can do

 

Moroccan Argan oil for hair is organic and 100% natural. It is heavily steeped with Vitamin E, vital fatty acids (palmitic, stearic, oleic, linoleic, linolenic), and anti-oxidants. These ingredients helps Argan oil for hair growth as it can treat and prevent most hair problems and are good for all types of hair.

 

Following is a list of the benefits you can get from Moroccan Argan oil for hair:

 

• repairs, strengthens, moisturizes, and prevents dryness, splitting and breaking of brittle hair
• repairs and nourishes hair damaged from blow drying, perms, and color treatments
• protects hair from the ultra-violet rays of the sun
• untangles knots and improves elasticity and manageability
• replenishes nutrients, healthy color and luster
• prevents dandruff
• prevents premature graying
• reduces sebum production that leads to oily scalp
• stimulates hair follicles and infuses nutrients that will prevent thinning hair resulting from hormonal imbalance, medication, illness, stress, or genetics
• softens and smoothens dull, thick, dry , or coarse hair

• penetrates deep and is easily absorbed into the scalp, without leaving a greasy after- feeling or oily residue
• lessens drying time of hair by 40-50%.
• provides long-term conditioning of hair

 

Moroccan Argan oil for hair is an all-natural remedy, therefore it does not have negative side effects. It is economical to use because a small quantity of the oil goes a long way and its effect lasts all day.

 

How to apply it on your hair

 

Argan oil for hair growth can be applied before and after a bath. Before a bath, apply some oil on the head and spread it throughout the entire length of the hair, starting from the roots. Then massage and rub it gently on the scalp. A brush or comb can be used to distribute the oil evenly. Then wrap your hair in a hot towel for at least 30 minutes before washing your hair thoroughly. After your bath, you can put a few drops of Argan oil on a brush or comb and style your hair with this. This enhances the freshness and brilliance of your hair.

 

For dyed hair, add 5-6 drops of Moroccan Argan oil for hair treatment to the dye for increased absorption of the pigmentation and for enhanced luster. Then use a wide-toothed comb to gently remove tangles. To subdue frizzy hair, rub the Argan oil in your palms and crunch this into the roots.

 

The Moroccan Argan oil has been known to the rest of the world for only a decade, yet the demand for it has been so great that the Argan tree now faces extinction. Perhaps the UNESCO should not be tasked merely with its protection but also its proliferation – not only in Morocco but in other places where it can thrive – so that the world can continue to benefit from its many uses.