MoroccanOil Treatment Review

Published: July 27, 2009Posted in: Hair
Amanda
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Amanda

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We caught up with MoroccanOil lead hair­styl­ist, Antonio Corral at CosmoProf 2009 last week.  The MoroccanOil booth at the CosmoProf exhibits were def­i­nitely one of the most pop­u­lar amongst con­fer­ence attendees.

Antonio is based in Montreal, Canada but well trav­eled and orig­i­nally from Barcelona, Spain.   He is the dark and hand­some European man you always dream of meet­ing on your flight to Spain but some­how never do.   I was so lucky to meet him and have him show me the ben­e­fits and high­lights of the prod­uct in my hair.

I walked in with dry, brit­tle, slightly dam­aged hair from swim­ming every­day, high­lights and my trusted flat iron­ing activites.    These daily activ­i­ties strip my nat­ural oil from my hair.

The main prod­uct from MoroccanOil is a hydrat­ing, mois­tur­iz­ing but ultra­lite oil suit­able for all hair types.  Antonio applied a quar­ter sized amount of the oil (it smells heav­enly!) to my dry hair.  Antonio’s tip for great hair is to start with clean, washed hair so this can be applied to wet hair.  The prod­uct doesn’t weigh your hair down and reduces the time for blow dry­ing.  Moroccan Oil reverses all the dam­age from hair dry­ers, cur­ing irons and the stress of the envi­ron­ment with nat­ural Argan oil imported from Morocco.   Argan oil has Vitamin E, antiox­i­dants and essen­tial fatty acids which MoroccanOil cre­ated a for­mu­la­tion of this nat­ural oil to absorb into the roots of your hair.  He styled my hair into large wavy curls and all the frizz was elim­i­nated.  My super thick hair was soft, shiny and sultry.

How to Curl Your Hair with a Round Brush, Hair Dryer, and Moroccan Oil

moroccan_oilAntonio also shared his secret of includ­ing MoroccanOil into his color mix.   It helps to extend the color and high­lights applied or already in your hair.  Check out the before and after pic­tures if you are skep­ti­cal, this is truly a great inno­v­a­tive, inter­na­tional prod­uct.  For other side you can mix the hydrat­ing styling cream with MoroccanOil treat­ment before the blow dry and will give even more results with dry hair.  It is worth sav­ing your money and for­go­ing Johnson and Johnson drug­store hair prod­ucts that don’t work for this one.

Pros:

  • Use very lit­tle every application
  • Non greasy, ultra­lite formulation
  • Helps hair com­bat dam­age from heat, color, other hair products
  • Reduces blow dry­ing and styling time
  • Works on all hair types
  • Truly hydrates hair with­out weigh­ing it down

Cons

  • It is a bit expen­sive at $39 for 3.4 oz for Original MoroccanOil
  • The bot­tle is heavy in a large size, no trial or travel size available