MONOI (pronounced Mah-noy) is an ancient
Tahitian word meaning "scented oil" in the
reo-maohi language. This natural skin care product is made
from Tiare Gardenia blossoms and coconut extract from the
Cocos Nuncifera variety. The combination of these locally
grown flora act as a natural barrier against dehydration
that can cause wrinkles and protects the skin against sun
and wind damage. Extensive tests and analysis over the last
few years are validating the long standing traditional
claims of MONOI DE TAHITI®. It's skin hydrating
qualities are shown to be superior to those of other
natural vegetal oils. Only the result, of tiare soaking in
coconut oil, can be called MONOI.
MONOI DE TAHITI® is a naturally concentrated
emollient which penetrates easily into the skin. Helping
to re-hydrate the layers of the epidermus and to shield
the skin against external damages. Lab tests demonstrate,
after the very first use, MONOI DE TAHITI® helps the
skin to look better and healthier. MONOI, a
Polynesian ancient traditional product brings it's unique
and exotic properties to modern cosmetology.
MONOI DE TAHITI® and it's unique qualities are
here to bring all the romance of exotic Tahiti to women of
all ages worldwide. Whether your skin is light or dark,
young or mature,
treat yourself to MONOI DE TAHITI®.
It is the perfect Polynesian antidote to dry skin!
MONOI DE TAHITI® solidifies naturally below 72° F.
To
return to it's original liquid form. Simply place
container in hot water.
Tahiti's national flower native to the Pacific Regions blossoms all year long. It's exotic yet delicate fragrance
fills the air all throughout French Polynesia. The small
3-foot tall bushes grow best on soils of coral origin. The Tiare flowers are deeply rooted in the cultural
life of the Polynesians. The tourists receive a lei
created with them on their arrival, and the Vahines use
them to enhance their beauty everyday. Polynesian's also
use them as a natural air freshener by simply placing the
closed blossoms in a dish of water and then making lei's
out of them as the buds open. Of all the Tahitian flowers
the one used most for traditional medicine is the Tiare.
Yet the moisturizing and firm forming virtues that come
from using Tiare flowers in the making of MONOI are it's
most remarkable and famous application.
