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Argan trees across a sun-warmed hillside in the Souss I · The grove, Souss valley
A woman grinding argan kernels on a stone press II · The press, Essaouira
Amber glass serum bottle with a dropper on warm stone III · The bottle, your shelf

Argan, gathered with care.

Discover a considered collection of skin and hair care, rooted in Morocco’s argan harvest.

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  • Pressed in Essaouira
  • Free delivery from 500 MAD
  • 4.9 from 1,240 reviews

The harvest begins when the fruit falls.

From June to August, the women of the Tamanar cooperative gather argan fruit from the ground beneath the trees. Nothing is shaken loose. The fruit dries in the sun for weeks before anyone touches a stone.

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Hands cupping dried argan fruit
30 kg of fruit → 1 litre of oil
Tamanar cooperative

Gathered

Only fallen, sun-dried fruit, collected by hand from groves the cooperative has tended for three generations.

Cracked

Each nut is opened between two stones. A practised hand frees about one kilo of kernels in a long morning.

Pressed cold

Raw kernels are cold-pressed below 40°C in our Essaouira workshop, then rested and filtered through cotton.

  • Delivery across Morocco · 35 MAD
  • Free from 500 MAD
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  • 14-day returns on unopened products

The collection

Six of our twelve formulas, the ones customers reorder most. Every bottle names the date it was pressed.

Face Body Hair Lips
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A daily ritual

Morning to night, face to ends. These six pair with the collection above. Hover a row to see it.

Face
Cleanser, Face Oil, then Night Balm
Body
Hammam Scrub weekly, Hand Cream daily
Hair
Shampoo, Mask on Sundays, Serum on ends

From fruit to bottle

Three steps, about seven weeks, and no heat at any point. Open a step to see it.

Fallen fruit dries on rooftops for three to four weeks until the green skin turns brown and brittle. It is then peeled by hand and the pulp goes to the goats.

Argan fruit drying in the sun on a rooftop Hands cracking argan nuts between two stones Golden argan oil pouring into glass
Below 40°C, always ≈ 7 weeks

Customer notes

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Portrait of Salma Benjelloun ★ 5.0
“Two winters in Ifrane used to crack my cheeks. Four drops of the face oil at night and that simply stopped.”
Salma Benjelloun · Ifrane, Pure Argan Face Oil
Portrait of Youssef Alaoui ★ 5.0
“The scrub is the closest thing to my grandmother’s hammam I’ve found in a jar. The parcel reached Casablanca the next day.”
Youssef Alaoui · Casablanca, Hammam Body Scrub
Portrait of Nadia Tazi ★ 4.8
“Three drops of serum on my ends, and my hair finally behaves in the Agadir humidity. I paid the courier in cash, easy.”
Nadia Tazi · Agadir, Argan Hair Serum