Anybody Ever Use That New Miracle Moroccan Hair Oil?
Posted by admin in Moroccan Oil FAQ's on 06 11th, 2009 | 2 responses
its suppose to be this new miracle moroccan hair oil thats like 40 bucks a bottle…was wondering if anybody used it and if its good? is it better than biosilk?
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I have used it. I don’t know if it is any good, really. I use such a giant handful of lots of different stuff, my hair is really curly. I think it does make it a little softer. It is really the cheap hair gel that does the trick for me. I think the argan oil is very cool, though. I had recently watched a documentary about how rare this oil is. Probably why it is so expensive. I think I paid about $30, though.
My hairdresser used it until he found out it was 95% synthetic silicones with only a tiny amount of argan oil, artificial fragrance, and colorings. Sadly, the brand MoroccanOil has exploited the benefits of argan oil and the story behind it to mislead the public into thinking their product is “the real thing.” Most of the anti-frizz, leave in serums and conditioners are silicone based and they work well to coat and detangle hair. 100% pure argan oil is excellent for the hair and skin and you can purchase it from a number of reputable vendors. You can save your money and buy a less expensive serum and with the savings buy some argan oil. You only need a few drops on your hair and it is wonderful!