Our terroir cosmetics shop "Prickly pear"

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Our know-how in the field of natural oils and the search for optimal quality are the main tools used to guarantee the safety and effectiveness of our products.



 Pure 100% Argan Oil


 Argan oil comes from the Argania Spinosa, the emblematic tree of Morocco.  This tree only grows in this region of the world, the almond of the fruit contains a very rich oil, and we obtain by cold pressing about 50% of fat.  This argan oil is used both in cosmetics and in culinary preparation.





 Prickly Pear Seed Oil.



 Prickly pear seed oil is a very rare and precious oil obtained only by cold pressing the seeds of the prickly pear (Opuntia ficus indica) and without any chemical treatment.
 Multi-virtue cosmetic oil par excellence.




 Rose of kalaat M'agouna



 Like most hydrosols, rose water provides gentle care that helps revive the radiance of dull complexions and tired skin.  It is perfect for sensitive and fragile skin.  You can use rose water daily on the face since it does not attack the epidermis in any way.  Guaranteed calming sensation, moreover it helps to fight against redness or skin irritation.

 







The virtues of henna




 Henna is an asset of oriental beauty with multiple virtues.  It gives the hair suppleness and exquisite beauty without forgetting that it purifies the body and gives the skin a velvety sensation.  Henna is regularly found in two treatments: hair and body.






Rhassoul




Thanks to natural recipes that are easy to prepare, rhassoul is easily and effectively used for cleaning and caring for the hair, scalp, face and body.
It can be used alone, simply diluted with lukewarm water, or optimized by adding floral waters, vegetable oils or essential oils.

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