Argan Oil

Argan Oil (INCI: Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil) is a refined kernel oil from Morocco with a clear to pale-yellow color, sold in 16 oz, 32 oz and 1 gal sizes. Product makers rely on it for a soft emollient feel, slip and shine in facial oils, creams, body products and hair care. If you need a dependable Moroccan argan base for your own line, this grade is ready to work with.

About This Argan Oil

Argan oil is pressed from the kernels of the argan tree. This listing is refined, natural and not certified organic. Refining gives a lighter color and a mild profile, which is helpful when the finished product should look clear and carry its own fragrance. The current product text describes it as rich in essential fatty acids and vitamin E.

What It Brings to a Product

Emollience without heaviness

Argan oil absorbs quickly and does not leave a greasy film, so it suits face oils and creams that need comfort without shine on the skin.

Shine and smoothness for hair

In hair care it is known for taming frizz and flyaways, adding gloss and making dry lengths easier to comb. A few drops go a long way in finishing serums.

A versatile carrier

The oil is a practical carrier for essential oils and oil-soluble extracts, helping to spread them evenly across skin or hair.

Uses Across Face, Body and Hair

For the face, try it in dry-oil serums, night creams and cleansing balms. Body care uses include massage oils, lotions and post-shower oil sprays. Hair care covers leave-in serums, overnight masks and blends for ends. Shoppers comparing textures can explore our carrier oils range; it also blends with other oils, for example cold-pressed sacha inchi oil, in custom face blends. For more detail, read our guide Jojoba Oil vs Mineral Oil: Which Suits Barrier Care?

How to Use Argan Oil

Use it neat as a single-ingredient oil, blend it with other oils at room temperature, or add it to the oil phase of an emulsion before mixing with the water phase. Avoid long exposure to high heat. Evaluate every new product for stability and skin feel before scaling up.

Compatibility

Argan oil combines easily with plant oils, butters, waxes and oil-soluble actives. Many blends pair it with unrefined jojoba oil for a balanced feel, and with vitamin E (tocopheryl acetate) in anhydrous products. Like all oils, it does not mix with water unless an emulsifier is present.

Characteristics

INCI: Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil. Color: clear to pale-yellow. Refinement: refined. Natural: yes. Organic certified: no. Country of origin: Morocco. Brand: BeautyLabPro. Pack sizes: 16 oz, 32 oz, 1 gal.

Recipe: Lightweight Face Oil (30 g)

You will need 20 g argan oil, 6 g sacha inchi oil and 4 g jojoba oil. Weigh the oils into a dry glass beaker, stir gently with a clean glass rod and transfer to a 30 ml dark glass dropper bottle. Apply two or three drops to clean skin in the evening, or press a drop over moisturizer for extra glow. As the recipe is water-free, no preservative is required.

Storage

Keep argan oil sealed, in a cool and dark place. Light and warmth shorten the life of plant oils, so avoid windowsills and hot storerooms. For gallon packs, pour working amounts into smaller bottles and keep the main container closed.

Pick the bottle that suits you, from a 16 oz trial size up to 1 gal for bulk production, and add Moroccan argan oil to your next batch.

FAQ

Is this argan oil refined?

Yes. The specifications list a refined grade with a clear to pale-yellow color.

Where does it come from?

The country of origin on the card is Morocco.

Can I use argan oil on hair and face?

Yes. It is used in face oils and creams as well as hair serums and masks.

Is it certified organic?

No. This is a natural, refined argan oil without organic certification.