Moroccan Oil? GO or NO?

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Jannelle A.

Sep 2, 2012

Jannelle A.

Hi everyone! so I saw this blue bottle in a salon named Moroccan Oil. One of the workers there told me that it is a good treatment for hair.
I'd just like to know if there are any of you that has tried it, and what do you think? Will you recommend it?

Melissa T.

Sep 4, 2012

Melissa T.

I haven't tried Moroccan Oil but I have used a similar brand, though without sulfates or silicones called Pro naturals moroccan oil. I say go for it, this oil is very smoothing and nourishing for hair and my hair has benefited a lot from using it!

Vivian J.

Sep 5, 2012

Vivian J.

I have never tried that particular one. However, I have tried other moroccan oils. The only bad thing about moroccan oil is that over-time, since it is a dark oil, it can darken the color of your hair. An alternative that has the same benefits but doesn't darken hair is the Bumble & Bumble Hairdressers Oil. x 

Katelynn D.

Sep 9, 2012

Katelynn D.

I prefer amikas obliphica and argon oil myself, but I've heard good things about it!

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