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Monoï is ideal for preparing the epidermis for the sun and leaving skin soft and fragrant. Find out how best to use it in this article. How to use monoï on the body First of all, it's important to remember that monoï is not a tanning oil. In fact, it contains no UVA or UVB filters. On the other hand, it is an excellent pre-sun and post-sun preparer and repairer You'll learn that monoi can...

A beauty routine for your hair is important. Thanks to monoi, you'll achieve surprising results in no time, whatever your hair type. Here's how. Why apply monoï to my hair? Monoï is reputed to be highly protective and moisturizing for damaged or dull hair. This is partly due to the coconut oil it contains. Indeed, the beneficial virtues of this substance are well established. If you've...

Monoi contains oil, and like most oils, it congeals when temperatures drop. Don't panic, there are always solutions! Here are a few tips on how to defreeze monoï without altering its properties. Why does monoi set? Monoï is obtained from the maceration of coconut oil and tiare flowers. In other words, it's essentially oil. Have you ever seen coconut oil in winter? It congeals! In fact, as...

The endemic flower of French Polynesia grows all year round. Here we reveal all the secrets of how to harvest it, both for necklaces and for making monoi. How is the Tiare flower harvested? There's only one true way to harvest tiare flowers. It's the ancestral hand-picking method. Indeed, no one is better placed than a trained eye to pick the buds needed to make monoi. Today, the flowers...

The tiare flower (gardenia tahitensis) has a unique fragrance that is instantly recognizable. Somewhere between ylang-ylang and vanilla, its fragrance is a call to travel to turquoise waters and white sandy beaches. The characteristics of Tiare flower It's worth learning all about the Tiare flower to find out more about Polynesian culture and the various traditions surrounding this unique...

The Tiaré flower is indigenous to Micronesia. It has become the national emblem of French Polynesia. As part of its heritage, many rites and customs are linked to this ancestral flower. It has also made a name for itself around the world thanks to its inimitable fragrance. But it is above all through monoi that it has become more popular. Here's a closer look at tiare flower and its unsuspected...

Highly prized for both its fragrance and its benefits, monoi is an oil native to Polynesia. Its name means "fragrant oil" in the native language. Discovered some 2,000 years ago, it has delighted women the world over. Here's how monoï was discovered and exported around the world. The discovery of monoï Tahitians have been perfuming coconut oil with Tiaré flowers since ancient times. In...

Monoï is a precious oil from French Polynesia. It is highly fragrant and widely used for skin and/or hair beauty. It also has an appellation d'origine and is used according to a very precise ritual. Discover all the secrets of monoï. What is monoi? Visit tahitian monoi is a beauty product obtained by combining Tiaré flowers and refined coconut oil. It is a traditional and integral part of...