KORIJEN: Single-Ingredient Moroccan Oils
What KORIJEN is
KORIJEN is a line of oils with no formulation philosophy. One ingredient, nothing else: no fillers, no fragrance, no emulsifiers posing as skincare. Each oil in the line is named for what it is, not for what it promises. When an oil has a single ingredient, you know exactly what you are putting on your skin and scalp, and why it works.
Two oils, two roles
100% Argan Oil is the foundation of Moroccan skincare: cold-pressed from the fruit of the argan tree, light in texture, with a long tradition of use on face, body, and hair. It is the all-purpose oil for everyday care.
SANOUJ is black seed oil (Nigella sativa) from Morocco: dark amber in color, medium in body, rich in fatty acids and antioxidants. It absorbs instead of sitting on the skin, and it leaves behind a warm, earthy scent with the spice note of true black seed. It calms the look of irritated and blemish-prone skin, softens dry patches, and cares for the scalp from the root. Where argan is versatile, SANOUJ is targeted: you reach for it when your skin or scalp asks for something more intensive.
How to choose between them
If you are new to oils, or you want one oil for face, body, and hair, argan is the natural first step. If you already know argan and want a denser, more focused oil for irritated skin, dry areas, or scalp care from the root, SANOUJ comes next. Many people use both: argan for daily care, SANOUJ for the moments that call for it.
How to use black seed oil on your face
Apply a few drops of SANOUJ to clean skin and massage in with the fingertips until absorbed. Before the first full-face use, do a patch test on the inner forearm. For the detailed routine, with steps and drop counts for the face, follow the guide on how to use black seed oil on the face.
What KORIJEN is not
KORIJEN is not a blend, and it is not a serum with extras. There are no other oils, no extracts, and no preservatives beyond what the ingredient itself naturally requires for stability. What the bottle says is what is inside.
Can the KORIJEN oils be used together?
Yes. Argan and SANOUJ combine well: argan in the morning for lighter care, for example, and SANOUJ in the evening for more targeted spots. They are complements, not substitutes.
How do I know which oil to try first?
Argan is the best starting point for general care of face, body, and hair. Choose SANOUJ when you want something more intensive for irritated skin, dry patches, or the scalp.
