Moroccanoil Moroccan Oil Review

I have lost count on the amount of hair brushes I have broken! If it was not for ghds and hair oils like Moroccan oil I would still be losing and snapping hair brushes in my rat nest.

A hairdresser told me that I needed to stop buying supermarket hair oils as they were more water based. I bit the bullet and bought this more expensive product. It really does the trick as it is a thick oil and gives my hair moisture and shine. Once straightened my hair halves in size and looks really good. I now have the confidence to wear it down, whereas before I would tie it up or wear it to the side.

The Moroccan oil is scented and I feel the less I use the less the smell bothers me.

I love this stuff, my only issue with it is the cost as I can't always afford it.

I have damaged, dry, very thick hair. I have bleached the hell out of it, gone red, black, every other colour possible and am now working back to an ashy blonde with foils. No matter what I have done to my hair, if I put a small amount of moroccan oil in after my shower, my hair will dry feeling amazing. Soft, shiny, and smelling delicious. It speeds up the drying time of my hair massively- my hair takes hours and hours, but with this it's a fraction of the normal time.

The packaging of the pump bottle is great, it only pumps out a small amount so there is no wastage. I need 2 pumps for my long thick hair but most people only need the 1.

I like using oils as a leave in conditioner, especially as I am washing my hair almost everyday. I really like the feel and smell of this product. It's light and doesn't make my hair feel dull or greasy. My only complaint is the price, but on the plus side it's lasted me ages since only small amounts are needed at a time, for my short - medium length hair, I only use half a pump (at most)each time.

This stuff is amazing; I have thick naturally curly hair and this is the only product that makes it feel soft and silky. I use on my hair when it's damp and then a little bit again after styling. A little goes a long way so I find the bottle lasts me a fair amount of time which is a big plus as its quite pricey.

I have fine, oily prone hair so I was a little septical about using this product on my hair but I gave it ago anyway but unfortunately this product is not right for my hair. My hair looked and felt great for the first hour or so after applying the oil but it went downhill from there. My hair became really greasy and looked unwashed so I had to tie it back to try and hide the mess. I imagine this product would be great for thick not oily prone hair but It's just not for me.

This stuff is my HG of hair treatment. Once a week, I like to get a bit generous and put loads of this into my hair at night to soak in and help knock the dryness out as going to the gym in the evenings means that sometimes I'll wash my hair twice a day, which I hate doing.

After being in LA for a month last year, my hair (and skin) went from being oily-ish to pretty dry. Nothing worked for my hair back home, except for this. It helped bring the moisture back and keep it.

This also helps curb the frizz on those humid auckland days.

I was using Moroccan Oil on my hair when it was bleach blonde and damaged. It seemed to help and repair the breakage a little bit. I used it after I had straightened it to make it shine. It reduces frizz and smooths out hair. Would definitely have to be careful on how much you put into your hair because it could get a little heavy. Smells amazing!

I did enjoy my Morrocan oil experience, enough to finish my whole bottle (which lasted for a good nine months!).

I would use the morrocan oil by working it in the ends of my damp hair, putting my hair up in a head towel and leaving it to soak in while my hair dried naturally. This left my hair nice and shiny and healthy looking for approximately one day. I have quite fine hair, but I also have the problem of having quite a lot of it, and I could never find the balance of putting enough in so that it was effective, and not putting to much in so that my hair looked incredibly greasy on day two.

In the end, while I liked how soft and shiny it made my hair look on day one, I found that t was not having any noticeable repairing effect on my hair and left me unwilling to pay the high price for the product.

We have 4 people in our house using Moroccan Oil ( myself and 3 daughters) and it is definitely a favorite. It lasts for ages! I usually only buy it once or twice a year depending on the bottle size. Make sure you get a pump as it distributes a nice amount, not too much so there is no wastage - I hate it when too much comes out I would rather pump two little amounts than a huge amount you don't need. And try explaining to teenagers about not wasting stuff- pfttt its impossible. It definitely helps with drying your hair more quickly (both with a dryer and naturally)and is great to smooth the frizzies. I have bought other brands but none compare to Moroccan Oil, it smells so lovely like a warm summer and hydrates much better than others.