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Reader Asks<\/em>:<\/p>\n Does argan oil help with melasma, fine lines and wrinkles or acne scars?<\/p>\n FGS Answers<\/em>:<\/p>\n Argan oil<\/a> is packed with antioxidants and essential fatty acids, making it a valuable ingredient in diminishing signs of aging.\u00a0 While it is very emollient, argan oil is quickly absorbed by the skin and leaves behind no greasy residue, but can be too heavy for those with thinner skin and small pores.\u00a0 Oily skin types and those prone to acne seem to benefit most by this oil.\u00a0 Argan oil balances the skin\u2019s natural oil production and does not clog pores, making it a suitable choice for those with acne.<\/p>\n Argan oil is good for acne prone skin as it helps to balance the skin’s sebum production and moisturizes skin to help prevent blemishes. <\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n ~Jalila Bouchareb, Amal Oils<\/a><\/strong><\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Argan oil is high in Vitamin E which reduces the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and keeps skin soft and smooth.\u00a0 Vitamin E is also beneficial in fading stretch marks and scarring.\u00a0 I have not personally heard of anyone using argan oil for treatment of melasma, a skin condition (often hormonal) that causes dark discoloration of the skin.\u00a0 Dermatologists report melasma can be caused by certain birth control pills, hormone replacement therapy and\/or being pregnant (chloasma).\u00a0 Chloasma may disappear after giving birth.\u00a0 Talking with your doctor about switching birth control or other medications may be beneficial in treating melasma.\u00a0 Proper sun protection is very important in decreasing the severity of any skin discoloration.<\/p>\n Read more Feelgood Style articles on argan oil<\/a>.<\/p>\n