Vitamin E and antioxidants
Natural tocopherols help protect the oil and the skin lipid barrier. This is why cold pressed argan oil is used in anti-aging serums and leave-on hair treatments.
Mechanically cold pressed from unroasted argan kernels in southwestern Morocco. This cosmetic-grade oil keeps vitamin E, essential fatty acids, and a light golden color intact — ready for serums, hair oils, and private label filling.


Cold pressed Moroccan argan oil is produced without chemical solvents and without the high heat used in cheaper refining. Kernels are cracked, then mechanically pressed so tocopherols, polyphenols, and oleic and linoleic acids stay in the oil instead of being stripped away.
Formulators notice the difference in color, scent, and skin feel. A genuine cold pressed oil is light gold rather than dark amber, absorbs without a greasy film, and carries a subtle nutty aroma — not perfume, and not a rancid note from overheated kernels.
We supply this grade as a single-ingredient oil (INCI: Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil) for brands that need a clean, traceable cosmetic raw material. It can be bottled as a pure facial or hair oil, or used as a stable lipid phase in creams, balms, and serums.
No hexane, no deodorizing, no blending with cheaper seed oils. The oil you receive is the oil that left the press.
Cold pressed argan oil is specified by cosmetic chemists because the nutrient profile survives extraction. That makes it useful as both a hero ingredient and a carrier oil.
Natural tocopherols help protect the oil and the skin lipid barrier. This is why cold pressed argan oil is used in anti-aging serums and leave-on hair treatments.
Oleic and linoleic acids support softness, elasticity, and a non-occlusive finish — suitable for face oils as well as body and beard products.
Unroasted kernels keep color pale gold and aroma mild. That is the expected cosmetic grade, distinct from roasted culinary oil.
When stored away from heat and light, cold pressed argan oil remains a reliable lipid phase for emulsions, anhydrous serums, and hair oils.

The process is mechanical from kernel to drum. Heat is not used as an extraction aid, and no solvent is introduced at any stage.
Ripe fruit is collected in the Agadir argan region, dried, and cracked. Only sound, unroasted kernels go to the press for cosmetic oil.
Kernels are pressed at controlled temperature. The oil is allowed to settle naturally so solids drop out without aggressive refining.
The oil is filtered, then checked for appearance, odor, peroxide value, and fatty acid profile before it is released for packing.
Finished oil is filled into bottles, jerrycans, drums, or IBC totes according to your order, with lot numbers matching the certificate of analysis.
A few percent in an emulsion, or 100% as a facial oil, for hydration and a smooth, non-greasy finish.
Leave-in serums, pre-shampoo oils, and professional salon treatments that need shine without heavy buildup.
Beard oils, body oils, and massage blends that benefit from a light texture and a clean ingredient list.
A single-ingredient hero product that is easy to market and fill into dropper, pump, or roll-on bottles.
No. Cosmetic grade oil is filtered after pressing, not steam deodorized or chemically refined. Color, scent, and nutrient markers stay close to the pressed oil.
Culinary argan oil is pressed from roasted kernels and has a stronger nutty flavor. Cold pressed cosmetic oil uses unroasted kernels for a lighter color, milder scent, and skincare use.
Yes. We send samples so you can check color, odor, and skin feel against your spec before confirming drums or IBC volumes.
Wholesale bulk starts at 5 liters. Private label filling starts from about 50 to 100 units depending on bottle size.
Same origin, different packing, certification, or supply model. Open a product for specs and documents.
Tell us the volume, packaging, and destination country. We will reply with pricing, lead time, and the documents required for your market.