OGX Renewing Morrocan Argan Oil Shampoo and conditioner Review

A friend of mine had read an article about this product I feel that this really didn’t make a difference in my review. I picked mine up from countdown a while back . I also got the hair oil and leave in conditioner. My hair was good but my ends weee still dry . Way over priced as usual for us kiwis.

I decided to try these out when I saw them on sale at the supermarket they kind of just left my incredibly dry curly hair feeling greasy and gross not worth the money in my opinion as other conditioner/shampoos you can get at the supermarket work way better

I have curly, thick hair and had heard good things about this brand. I bought both and thought they were okay, maybe a little overpriced for what they were. They made my hair feel nice and smooth while in the shower. I found the packaging really inconvenient, the shape made it really hard to get all the product out and these did not last me anywhere near as long as other bottles.

I was looking for an affordable shampoo and conditioner combination for my haircare as I was spending a little to much on the brand Kerestae. I brought it last year around March. Can't say I will buy it again as I had ALOT of hair loss however I also think stress may have been a contributor.

I just think there are better drugstore brands out there.

I gave this combo another look after after many years and found it initially was ok fir a day or two but after a few weeks my hair turned to straw dry and thinned out my hair . My eyes were irritated and hair looked dead.

This stuff is like silk. So nice to wear when treating hair. I use this every second day then use Pantene moisture renewal every other. Love it. So weightless and cuts down on split ends. A bit costly but is worth the price

I have shoulder length hair that can get oily very quickly. I was looking for a sulphate free shampoo and conditioner when I stumbled across this duo. I had to think about the fact that buying the duo at $19 a piece was a lot of money wasted if it didn't deliver what it claimed. Anyway the sulphate free claim won me over. To be honest, I didn't really see any difference to my hair as opposed to what I was already using. My hair did feel and smell nice but that's about all. I did feel better for the fact that my hair colour would not be stripped and that no sulphate or parabens were plaguing my hair and scalp. I probably wouldn't use this particular duo of the OrganiX again but I will definitely move on and try one of their other ones in the range.

I don't like to be all negative, but I really, really, disliked this stuff.

After hearing all the hype about Moroccan Oil, I figured a relatively expensive range of Shampoo and Conditioner by the same name would be just as good. Sorry, no...

This duo left my hair straw-like dry and knotty. I could tell by the feel of it as I was using it in the shower that it was no good for my hair.

The shampoo on it's own is drying and doesn't lather much, but I thought at least the conditioner would come along and save the day. Sadly, it didn't. I felt that no matter how much I slathered on, it just didn't make any difference. It seemed to just absorb and disappear, leaving my hair dry, dry, dry.

I was really disappointed after spending so much money on hair care. I would not repurchase this again, or recommend to anyone I know.

I have dry damaged hair due to foiling my hair every 6 weeks. My hair probably is due for a cut but love long hair, so I prefer finding products that hydrate and make it look healthy. Organix Renewing Moroccan Argan oil shampoo and conditioner works wonders on my hair making it feel hydrated. I would have given it top marks apart from the fact that I'm always on look out for bargains and would say this is just a little but pricey for a supermarket product.