Face
1–3 drops on damp skin.
Most people use too much argan oil. Start with the smallest dose that covers the area, wait, then add a drop if skin or hair still feels dry. This chart is the starting point.


Argan oil is concentrated. A heavy coat sits on the surface, looks shiny, and transfers to clothes. A thin coat on slightly damp skin or hair absorbs and looks like healthy texture, not oil.
Face and hair leave-ins: 1–3 drops. Beard: 2–4 drops depending on length. Body: a small amount per area, not a handful. Add only after the first layer has been worked in.
If you can see distinct droplets on the skin, you are past the useful dose.
Applying on dirty skin, soaking the scalp, using culinary oil on the face, and expecting overnight transformation all lead people to pour more. Clean first, use cosmetic grade, and stay consistent for weeks.
1–3 drops on damp skin.
1–3 drops on mid-lengths and ends.
Small amount per area after shower.
2–4 drops into hair and skin underneath.
Add one drop, or apply on damper skin. A second thin layer beats one thick one.
Yes for home use. It is an easy way to stretch a small dose through a product you already apply.
The oil is the same cosmetic grade. Formulas use percentages; consumers use drops. We can help with both if you are building a SKU.

Use 1–3 drops on slightly damp skin after cleansing. Morning for glow; night for deeper nourishment. Less is more.
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Leave-in on ends, pre-shampoo mask, or overnight treatment. Focus mid-lengths and ends — avoid over-applying at the roots.
Read articleApply on damp skin after a warm shower. Works well on arms, legs, elbows, knees, hands, and feet.
Read articleCosmetic-grade Moroccan argan oil is available in retail bottles and bulk. Request a sample and a wholesale quote.