Tips For Using Moroccan Oil?
Posted by admin in Moroccan Oil FAQ's on 06 11th, 2009 | one response
I just bought a bottle of Moroccan oil for my hair. Does anyone have any tips for using this product? I have very thick curly hair and generally just use gel in it after taking a shower.
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i have been using Moroccan Curling Creme for a while and i love it! i sell the oil where i work and its very easy to use. after a shower towel dry your hair and comb out any knots or tangles. you don’t need to use a lot of product at all. since your hair is thick use about the size of a quarter. distribute it evenly in your hair. don’t go to close to the roots, or your hair might look a little greasy. after applying the oil you can either let it air dry or blow it dry using a diffuser. good luck!