The bottle comes in two sizes, one contains 50ml (Jasmine version and Neutral version) and the other 90ml (Jasmine) of product. Usage Argamane can be used: * Pure on the skin for a hydration boost, or as the final step of the beauty routine to prevent water evaporation from the skin's surface layers (TEWL, transepidermal water loss). * On hair, it can be used as a nourishing pre-shampoo treatment directly on the scalp and lengths (oiling), or only on the lengths on dry hair as a restorative treatment for the hair fiber. * On the body, it provides softness, nourishment, and elasticity, especially if used at the end of the hammam ritual with Black Soap Blamane and exfoliation with the kessa glove AblaK. It is also an excellent oil for body and face massages (especially when combined with GuaSha). * Remedy for cracked feet and thickened elbows, and can be massaged to nourish cuticles and nails. Argamane is vegan, organic, and not tested on animals. Benefits Moisturizing Nourishing Emollient Counteracts Skin Aging Hair Fiber Repairer Nourishing for Cuticles, Nails, and Cracked Feet Ingredients * 100% Argan Oil * Jasmine Fragrance Description Argamane is the Argan oil by Hamane Moroccan Beauty. It is pure Argan oil, enriched with a pleasant note of jasmine (Yasmine). In Moroccan tradition, Argan oil is also known as "liquid gold" due to its unique characteristics and high content of unsaturated fatty acids, making it an excellent emollient. It stands out from classic emollients for its high concentration of linoleic and oleic acid (32% and 45% respectively in Argamane), giving the oil revitalizing and regenerating power for the skin and all skin appendages (nails and hair). These properties make Argamane extremely effective in counteracting the signs of aging. In addition to fatty acids, Argan oil contains phytosterols, vitamin E, and flavonoids, which give it reparative, antioxidant, and anti-radical properties. In particular, vitamin E, besides being a powerful antioxidant, inhibits the production of certain substances responsible for cellular aging, stimulating the skin to produce collagen fibers. Argan oil is obtained by pressing the seeds of a tree endemic to southeastern Morocco. The Argan tree also represents an example of how a local resource can be a means of female empowerment: Argan oil is still traditionally pressed in local cooperatives created by women for women. This oil is a true heritage of humanity; in 1998, the Argania Biosphere Reserve was established, following the recommendations.