Comparing argan oil and cactus oil:

Argan oil is extracted from the [kernel] of the [seed] found inside the fruit of the argan tree. It is said that in the past, the village chief's house had a device for pressing the oil.

It is good for moisturizing the skin and is also used as an edible oil on Moroccan dinner tables.

It is fragrant and delicious. Moroccans love it, putting it on bread or pasta.

(Edible argan oil is unsuitable for cosmetics as it is roasted over fire before pressing, which oxidizes it.)
Cactus seed oil is quite a newcomer compared to argan oil. I learned about it about eight years ago, and its production in Morocco began a few years before that.
Personally, I think both are good oils. They are blessings from plants.
Cactus oil has superior ingredients.
Argan oil leaves a slight residue on the skin and is somewhat sticky. This is a characteristic of the oil.

(☆Penetrative argan oil has been developed →here)
Cactus oil blends in smoothly and disappears in an instant. Since it doesn't feel sticky like typical oils, it's recommended for those who dislike oils.

Which one is better?
We often get this question, and we recommend using them differently depending on the application.

We personally use cactus oil for the face and argan oil with herbs for the body.

This combination is excellent, and we plan to develop a body oil blended with herbs. It will be moist and hydrating, with a gentle fragrance from plant essences.

That's the image we have.

We'll do our best to deliver it to everyone soon!