pH value, product by product.

Updated 27 July 2026

AMAAN, ALJIG, ANU and IHLA sit at pH 5.0 to 5.5. The LHRIR conditioner is 4.0 to 4.5. The TIFAWT mask is 5.5 to 6.0. Argan oil, SANOUJ, TAFUKT and AZGGAGH are anhydrous formulas, so pH is not a meaningful figure for them, and for the ANNAY serum pH is not determined on the specification. Every figure below is transcribed from the manufacturer specification for that product.

The pH table

ProductFormpH on specificationSource
AMAAN Facial Cleanser, 200 mlfoaming cleanser, water based5.0 to 5.5manufacturer specification
AMAAN Duotwo units of the same cleanser5.0 to 5.5manufacturer specification for AMAAN
AMAAN Triothree units of the same cleanser5.0 to 5.5manufacturer specification for AMAAN
ALJIG Glycerin Body Wash, 250 mlbody wash, water based5.0 to 5.5manufacturer specification
ANU Argan Body Milk, 250 mlbody emulsion5.0 to 5.5manufacturer specification
IHLA Shampoo, 250 mlshampoo, water based5.0 to 5.5manufacturer specification
LHRIR Hair Conditioner, 250 mlconditioner, emulsion4.0 to 4.5manufacturer specification
TIFAWT Clay Face Mask, 200 gclay mask, emulsion5.5 to 6.0manufacturer specification
ANNAY Lash and Brow Serum, 10 mlserum, water basednot determined on the specificationmanufacturer specification
TAFUKT Body Polish, 200 gsugar polish, anhydrous pastenot applicablemanufacturer specification records pH as not applicable
AZGGAGH Lip and Cheek Balm, 20 ganhydrous balmnot determined on the specificationmanufacturer specification
100 % Argan Oil, 30 mlanhydrous oilnot applicablesafety data sheet records pH as not applicable
SANOUJ Black Seed Oil, 50 mlanhydrous oilrecorded as neutral, with no numeric valuesupplier specification

AMAAN Duo and AMAAN Trio are multi unit packs of the same cleanser, so they carry the same value.

The other specification values

The same specifications record colour, appearance and relative density. They are transcribed here without rounding and without interpretation.

ProductColourAppearance per specificationRelative density at 20 °C
AMAAN Facial Cleansertransparentliquidnot determined
ALJIG Body Washoff whiteviscous liquid1.0 to 1.03
ANU Body Milkwhitecreamy0.95 to 1.05
IHLA Shampoowhiteviscous liquidnot determined
LHRIR Conditionerwhiteviscous pastenot determined
TIFAWT Face Maskbluehomogeneous masknot determined
ANNAY Serumoff whiteliquid0.90 to 0.93
TAFUKT Body Polishbrownsolid pastenot determined
AZGGAGH Balmredhomogeneous semi solid balmnot determined
100 % Argan Oilvery light yellowclear oily liquidnot stated on the certificate of analysis
SANOUJ Black Seed Oildark ambermedium viscosity liquid0.90 to 0.93 g/cm3 at 25 °C

What pH tells you

pH is a measure of how acidic a water based system is, on a scale from 0 to 14. Seven is neutral, lower is acidic, higher is alkaline. It can only be measured where there is water, which is why an anhydrous oil and an anhydrous balm have no meaningful pH.

Conditioners are normally formulated at a lower pH than shampoos, which the table shows: the IHLA shampoo is 5.0 to 5.5 and the LHRIR conditioner is 4.0 to 4.5.

Where the table reads not determined on the specification, the manufacturer did not measure that value and did not state it. We do not write in a figure that is not in the document.

Period after opening

A period after opening is stated for two products: AMAAN at 12 months on the manufacturer specification, and TAFUKT at 12 months on the current packaging. For the rest, the specifications we hold do not state one.

Where the data comes from

  • pH, colour, appearance and relative density: the manufacturer technical specifications, one per formula.
  • Argan oil: the safety data sheet issued 1 January 2025, which records pH as not applicable, plus the certificate of analysis for appearance and physical state. Detail is on the argan oil specification page.
  • SANOUJ: the supplier specification, which records pH as neutral with no numeric value, so we publish no number.
  • AMAAN Duo and AMAAN Trio: packs of the AMAAN cleanser, so they inherit its values.

Questions and answers

Which AZOURANE product has the lowest pH?

The LHRIR hair conditioner, at 4.0 to 4.5. It is the only product in the range with a pH below 5.

What is the pH of the AMAAN facial cleanser?

5.0 to 5.5, on the manufacturer specification. The same value applies to AMAAN Duo and AMAAN Trio, which are packs of the same cleanser.

What is the pH of the TIFAWT face mask?

5.5 to 6.0, on the manufacturer specification. It is the highest value in the range.

Why do argan oil and SANOUJ have no pH value?

Both are anhydrous oils, and pH can only be measured in a system that contains water. The safety data sheet for the argan oil records pH as not applicable, and the SANOUJ specification records neutral with no numeric value.

What does not determined mean in the table?

It means the manufacturer did not measure that value and did not state it on the specification. It applies to pH for the ANNAY serum and the AZGGAGH balm, and to relative density for six products.

Are these single batch results?

No, they are the formula specification. A specification is the range the formula is held to in every production run, so it applies to every unit of that formula.

Where can I see the full ingredient list?

The full INCI list for every product is on the Ingredients and allergens page. Declared allergens product by product are on the Allergens page.

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