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Monoï is a Polynesian treasure. This precious oil has become very popular in Europe. But its use remains totally misguided. Monoi oil is not a tanning oil! However, for those who still wish to use it as such, a few prerequisites are essential. Here are our tips for tanning with monoi. Monoi oil, a tan gas pedal Monoï is first and foremost a skin and hair care product. But like many oils, it...

For over 2,000 years, Tahitian women have been making monoï for a variety of uses. Monoi massage remains a privileged moment, beneficial for the skin. Here's how to use it before discovering the ancestral methods of the Polynesians. Monoi oil: an asset for your massages Monoi oil is renowned for its moisturizing and soothing properties. It is recommended in winter to prevent skin tightness...

Monoi is a vegetable oil native to Tahiti that is often used to nourish and protect hair. It is made from grated coconut and scented with tiare flowers. Monoi is available in beauty and hairdressing stores, supermarkets and pharmacies. To use monoi on hair, simply apply it to the lengths and ends. You can leave it on overnight for an intensive treatment, or rinse it out after a few hours if...

Monoï is a natural, ancestral oil made from plant ingredients (coconut and tiare flowers). Its essence is found in Polynesia, and it is highly beneficial to both skin and hair. Here are the exceptional properties of monoï. Monoi action on body and hair A prodigious oil, monoï is a Swiss army knife when it comes to cosmetics. It can be used on both hair and body for almost instant results....

A complete skin and hair care product, monoi has been used by Polynesians for over 2,000 years. It has found a special place in the beauty routine of many women around the world. Here's how to treat your skin with monoï. The different types of care provided by monoï Monoï is an ancestral oil developed in Polynesia. It had many uses, but was recognized for its many benefits for body and...

As with culinary recipes, monoï also comes in a variety of versions. They differ from place to place, but also from family to family. There are no written records of the old ways, only word-of-mouth. Here are a few traditional monoi recipes. The different traditional recipes There are almost as many different recipes as there are Polynesian families. Monoï is part of the ancestral culture....

Monoï, or "sacred oil", is a pure, natural product from Polynesia. It's a real beauty product, and if you use it in the right way, you'll be doing yourself a world of good. Here's how to apply and use monoï. How to apply monoi to the body? Monoï is a rich oil that protects the skin from various aggressions (cold, sun, wind, salt, sand, etc.). Non-allergenic, it is suitable for the skin of the...

Originating from Polynesian culture, monoï is a natural and very healthy product. But there may be a few harmful substances lurking in it for the unwary eye... Explanations. What are the different substances contained in monoï? Monoï is a 100% vegetable and 100% natural oil. It is supposed to contain only copra oil (or coconut oil, if you're lucky), listed under the name Cocos Nucifera, and...

Who hasn't heard of monoï? That fragrant oil that smells like summer vacations... If you love it for its intoxicating scent, wait until you discover its benefits! You won't be able to do without it! One oil, countless benefits No, monoï is not a suntan oil... That's one of the few virtues automatically attributed to this precious oil, when in fact it's nothing of the sort! Yet monoï has many...

Did you know that monoï means "fragrant oil" in Polynesian? It's a pure Tahitian product, requiring precise, ancestral know-how to obtain an ideally scented oil. Here are the secrets of monoï production. Traditional manufacturing, with respect for the elders L' monoi oil has been around for at least 2,000 years. Even back then, women were busy making this precious oil for massaging...