A Moroccon lady hand squeezing the rare Argan oil
which are used as an effective beauty oil treatment for
ladies. It seems it is an all rounder in the beauty oils department. Keeps your skin smooth and no need for botox injections
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Wiki
says:
To
extract the kernels, workers first dry argan fruit in the open air and then
remove the fleshy pulp. The next stage involves cracking the argan nut to
obtain the argan kernels. Attempts to mechanize this process have been
unsuccessful, so workers still do it by hand—making it a time-consuming,
labour-intensive process. Berber women often engage in this arduous task.
Workers
gently roast kernels they will use to make culinary argan oil. After the argan
kernels cool, workers grind and press them. The brown-colored mash expels pure,
unfiltered argan oil. Finally, they decant unfiltered argan oil into vessels.
Hank's Haiku
Timeless Berber folks
Timeless Berber folks
Time is measured in a thin
line on a cat’s back - (Claudia)
Unlikely product
Women’s yearnings for beauty
Affects village life
Cracks in our mask
Keeping illusions complete - (Brian)
Beauty has a price
Note: Claudia suggests to utilize extracts of
lines
in a poem from herself or Brian to create a poem.