Moroccanoil

There are several things I hate about this product. One is the strong scent. It makes my hair look brassy. Even if I use a lot of it, my hair looks dry again in a few hours. Finally, the pump is crap. It sticks. So spraying it more than once takes two hands and there are better, cheaper sprays than this at the drugstore.

I have been using so many products for my curls some of them are very good and some very bad. I ran out of products so I decided to give moroccanoil a go since I’ve heard so many good things about the brand. The price was expensive but I didn’t care as long as I had results. I was very disappointed to see no differences like literally it’s the same thing when I don’t put any products on my hair!! Plus my hair are really curly but they’re very dry & if I don’t put any products my curls loose a little bit of definition .Anywayy so expensive for no results l’oreal products for curls are what I recommand for more definition & hydration and the pricing is very good so for me morrocan oil is a no no!

I've been using this oil forever! My hair is thick and super long, so using something like this is great for my ends. I use it every time I wash my hair; when my hair is still damp, I take a quarter-sized amount and slather it into my hair going from ponytail height down to my ends. You can watch my review here:

I ALWAYS use an oil in my hair after I've washed it because my hair is fine, wavy and a bit dry. Oils keep it soft and manageable and define my curls, but most argan oils can be quite heavy and are more suitable for thick hair, so I opt for something light, and this is perfect. I always wanted a bottle of this but it's just so expensive, so I just continued using a cheaper one from Priceline which has been discontinued! :( I then started using Matrix murumuru oil which is really nice but they've discontinued that too. Then I tried Wella Oil Reflections, which is just too light and not moisturising, and is only good if you want your hair to look glossy. I found this online for $39.95 AUD, when it's retailed at $63.95, which I wasn't sure I could justify spending, so I bought it straight away.

I love it. I use just one pump and put it through my hair focusing on the ends. It's the perfect consistency. it's not too oily, it's moisturising but it's not greasy, the smell is nice and not overpowering, and my fine, dry hair looked and felt beautiful. It defines my curls perfectly. It's definitely superior to any other argan oil on the market. Don't believe anyone when they say all argan oil products are the same, they're not. Why else would this be an expensive, high end salon approved product..? I'm willing to spend more on something if I know it's good quality. This will definitely remain a staple in my hair care routine, and if you're looking for an argan oil that isn't too heavy or greasy, this is it :)

So I gave the mini bottle a go because I tend to like most Moroccanoil products. Let me just give a pro/con list for you.

Pros:
Does absorb oil
Doesn't leave that gross, clumpy, gritty feeling some dry shampoos can
I love the scent

Cons:
Expensive
While meant for "Dark Tones" this stuff comes out white. I mean really white. Like, Marie Antoinette white. Yes, it will dissipate with lots of brushing, but still, my drugstore Batiste has more of a dark tone than this stuff. If you miss a spot while brushing, you will look ridiculous.

All things considered to me it's not worth the money when the only thing I truly like about it is the scent. Would not repurchase.