Saadia Organics Blog

RUN - don't walk - over to one of my favourite blogs - Veronika's Blushing. The lovely Veronika reviewed our Argan Oil and is hosting a giveaway for us.  A fun little basket of Moroccan goodies and Argan Oil awaits you. Good luck to all who enter! Joèl~ .     

  I have never been one to take great care of my skin. When I first met my husband, we were both living in Taiwan. We both drove scooters everywhere. And while driving, I frowned. He named my frown “scooter face”. It was many years later, through him constantly pointing out my frown that I realized that “scooter face” is usually just my normal facial expression. I frown when I think (and I think too much), I frown when I watch tv, I frown when I write, and I frown when I listen. And as you can imagine, scooter face...

My Morocco Every day I post a Moroccan proverb on Twitter and on our Facebook page.  Some of them are easy to resonate with.   Others are a little ridiculous.  A few are incomprehensible.  These proverbs seem to be quite representative of the country where our Argan Oil is made – the place where Saadia lives. Visiting Morocco for the first time can be an overwhelming experience for some.  There are things that are easier for foreigners to resonate with.  But other things are surprising, and even ridiculous, to try to understand.  Some things will be utterly incomprehensible. When in Morocco...

Different Argan Oil Uses So you have your bottle of argan oil. You've been using it on your face and your hair. But what else can you do with it? Here are 10 different argan oil uses: 1.  Body Exfoliator: Mix ¼ cup raw sugar and ¼ cup brown sugar. Pour Argan Oil over top of mix. This is an amazing exfoliator that will make your body feel softer than ever! If you want an added treat, add a couple of drops of an essential oil to add a favourite scent. 2.  Cream Additive: Add 5 drops of Argan Oil...

Not too long ago I came across this article:  Argan Oil ~ “Liquid Gold” ~ At What Cost?  And as I’m not afraid of a challenge, I thought I would take the time to respond to the author’s concerns. He (she?) first discusses the inflated prices of Argan Oil.  When there is a limited supply and a significant demand, yes, costs do increase.  Hopefully, the local Moroccan women making the oil are still benefitting from the popularity of this commodity at least to some extent. At Saadia Organics we know we do not have the cheapest Argan Oil on the...