Fruitland Oil

Two cleansing oil formulas are in stock: the Deep Cleansing Oil 170 ml and the First Water Green Tea Deep Cleansing Oil 170 ml. Both are rinse-off products applied to dry skin - the oil phase binds to and lifts oil-based products (sunscreen, foundation, heavy moisturisers) that water-based cleansers cannot remove effectively on their own.

The green tea variant adds EGCG antioxidant to the formula, making it the better choice for evening routines after environmental exposure. Both emulsify when water is added and rinse cleanly without leaving a film, which is the practical test of a good cleansing oil - if it leaves your skin feeling coated after rinsing, it has not emulsified fully.

The Pure Argan Real Cleansing Oil Tissue 70 pieces and the Ecoenior Pure Argan Real Cleansing Oil Tissue 70 Sheets are pre-saturated wipes - each sheet carries enough cleansing oil to remove a full face of light makeup or SPF. They do not replace a thorough double-cleanse routine, but they are genuinely useful for travel, gym bags, or mid-day resets when running water is inconvenient.

Both are 70-count packs with argan oil in the formula to prevent the wipe from stripping moisture as it cleans. The Ecoenior variant sits under the brand's eco-conscious sub-line. For a thorough evening cleanse at home, follow wipe use with a foam cleanser to ensure all residue is removed.

Three hair treatment oil formats are available: the Argan Treatment Oil 125 ml + 25 ml (a main bottle with a travel-size bonus), the Confum Argan Treatment Oil 120 ml, and the Argan Treatment Oil + 10 pieces of Argan Hair Oil Pouch (a full bottle paired with single-use sachet inserts for travel).

All three are leave-in formulas applied to towel-dried hair after washing. Argan oil's oleic and linoleic fatty acids penetrate the hair cuticle to restore elasticity, reduce frizz, and add a non-greasy shine. The Confum variant sits in the brand's premium Confum sub-line and delivers a slightly higher-shine finish. The sachet pack is the most travel-friendly option when checked luggage is limited.

The Argan Treatment Oil + 10 Argan Hair Oil Pouch bundles a full 125 ml bottle with 10 individual single-use pouches. The sachets serve two purposes: they are a convenient way to sample the formula before committing to a full bottle, and they are an ideal carry-on-safe option when flying without checked luggage.

Individual pouches also let you control the dose precisely - useful when first building argan oil into a routine, since using too much in one application can leave hair feeling heavy rather than nourished. Start with half a sachet for mid-length hair and adjust from there.

The Ecoenior Argan Moisture Body Oil 200 ml extends argan oil into post-shower body care. It is designed to be applied directly to slightly damp skin after towel drying, where the residual moisture helps the oil spread more easily and the humectant layer underneath improves how much the oil actually absorbs rather than just sitting on the surface.

Argan body oil is thinner and less occlusive than most body lotions, which makes it appropriate for warmer months or for people who dislike the heavy feeling of cream-based moisturisers. For very dry skin, layering the oil over a lightweight body lotion gives a stronger moisture seal.

Two mist formats sit in the Confum range: the Confum Argan Oil Hair Mist 200 ml and the Confum Argan Oil Gold Hair Mist 200 ml. Both are leave-in sprays applied to dry or styling-ready hair. The Gold variant adds a stronger shine finish and sits at the premium end of the Confum line.

Mist formats are the lightest delivery method for argan oil - they are intended for everyday use as a frizz tamer, light heat protectant, or shine-adding finishing step rather than as a deep treatment. They layer well over the heavier treatment oils when you want the oil's repair benefit from the treatment step and a quick refresh or shine boost before heading out.

Cleansing oils work on the principle that like dissolves like - an oil phase breaks down other oil-based products on the skin (SPF, foundation, sebum) more effectively than a water-based surfactant alone. The standard use is as the first step in a double-cleanse: oil cleanser on dry skin first to remove oil-based product, then a foam or gel cleanser to remove the remaining water-soluble residue and the emulsified oil itself.

For lighter routines - no SPF or minimal makeup - a single cleansing oil pass can be sufficient. The Fruitland oils emulsify cleanly, so residue is not a concern as long as you rinse thoroughly with water after the oil phase fully emulsifies (it will turn milky white on contact with water).

Argan oil's effectiveness across multiple formats is not accidental - its fatty acid profile (roughly 43% oleic, 37% linoleic) is close to the skin's own lipid composition, which is why it absorbs relatively well in both skin and hair rather than sitting on top as a heavy film.

For hair: it enters the cuticle through the spaces created by heat or chemical damage, restoring flexibility and reducing the rough texture that causes visible frizz. For skin: oleic acid helps maintain the skin barrier and supports moisture retention; linoleic acid has a mild anti-inflammatory effect that benefits sensitised or acne-prone skin. For both, the non-comedogenic rating (about 0-1 on the standard scale) means it is tolerated by most skin types without causing breakouts.

The First Water Green Tea Deep Cleansing Oil differentiates itself with a green tea water base alongside the oil phase. Green tea extract (EGCG) contributes antioxidant activity - it neutralises free radicals during the cleanse rather than just removing oil-based debris.

This is primarily relevant as an evening cleanser after days with significant UV or pollution exposure. The antioxidant action in a rinse-off formula is modest compared to a leave-on serum, but as a starting point for an evening routine it helps reduce the oxidative load before treatment products are applied. It is a practical differentiation for anyone already using antioxidant serums who wants the benefit to start at the cleansing step.