Argan oil, pressed from the nut of the fruit on the argan tree, holds natural ingredients that can benefit your cosmetic health in multiple ways. From frizz control in hair to moisturizing your skin, here are five different ways you can use argan oil in your beauty routine.

Moroccans traditionally use un-roasted Argan oil to treat skin diseases, and as a cosmetic oil for skin and hair. Argan oil has become increasingly popular for cosmetic use. The number of personal-care products on the US market with Argan oil as an ingredient increased from just two in 2007 to over 100 by 2011. Argan oil is also sold without additives as a natural skincare and hair care product.

1.Moisturizing Glow

 It can be scary to apply oil directly to your face. However, because argan oil is considered a dry oil, your skin quickly absorbs it. This allows it to enact its benefits from within rather then sitting directly on top of your skin, leaving a greasy residue.If you’re still to nervous to apply the oil directly to your face, add a little drop to your foundation or bronzer to achieve a luminous, dewy glow.

2.Anti-Aging Healing Powers

 Thanks to the natural vitamin E and fatty acids in argan oil, it can easily repair damaged skin and provide nutrients that will prevent further dryness and irritation.
It also allows skin to restore elasticity, leaving skin feeling plump and soft.

3.Shiny Frizz-Free

HairYou can use argan oil as a leave-in conditioner after you towel dry to nourish a dry scalp and hair that undergoes a lot of heat damage. Plus, you can use it to get a sleek, shiny look by dabbing a few drops in your hands and combing them through blow dried hair.

4.Clean Nail Beds

Just a few small drops of argan oil can soften your cuticles, allowing for an easier clean up. The oil will loosen up the dry or cracked cuticles so you can either push them back or clip them, depending on which you’re most comfortable with.

5.Lip Moisturizer 

Similar to the moisture the oil provides for you skin, you lips can also take advantage of the hydration. Apply just a little onto your lips during the cold winter months when they are prone to cracking. To go beyond just moisturizing, add a little bit of vanilla extract and brown sugar with the oil.