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" There&amp;#039;s this oil that comes only from the crushed nuts of a pointy-fruited tree \u2014 one that grows only in the southwest of Morocco \u2014 that has, lately, become one of the most buzzed about skin elixirs on the planet. Argan oil, produced from the so-named tree, has been used to improve the skin of the Berber people for hundreds of years. Now that it has found its way into Europe and the United States, people have even taken to calling it &amp;quot;liquid gold.&amp;quot; No, it won&amp;#039;t pay off your mortgage or anything like that. But the stuff happens to be extremely rich in a lot powerful nutrients that are really good for your skin. The oil&amp;#039;s constituent parts \u2014 mainly, a high percentage of fatty acids, a rare form of vitamin E called polyphenole, repairing carotenoids, and a slew of other antioxidants and minerals \u2014 helps tighten sagging skin, plus moisturizes and slows the onset of fine lines and wrinkles. It also helps reduce skin irritations, clear up scars and blemishes, and even prevents acne breakouts. Actually, one of the most interesting things about Argan oil is that its just as good for dry skin as it is for oily complexions. That&amp;#039;s because its components interact with your skin in a way that helps manage your natural oil production; it&amp;#039;s working with you, not for you. Here&amp;#039;s how: All you need is a few drops in place of your favorite moisturizing cream, once a day and once at night, so it can fully absorb. Argan oil&amp;#039;s one product you should try to buy organic because additives and chemicals reduce the effectiveness. And one more note \u2014 it&amp;#039;s not cheap and your girlfriend will love it, too. So maybe find a hiding place first. Argan oil ($40) by Olie Biologique, oliebiologique.com "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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