Customer Reviews

Moroccanoil Oil Treatment .85 oz

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I have fairly long, thick, wavy hair that I color. If left to its own devices, it's dry and frizzy. Like another reviewer, I had good results using Sweet Almond Oil - used in a 1-to-4 ratio with a leave-in conditioner as carrier - but when my stylist raved about this stuff, I figured I'd give it a try. I need a considerable amount of the Moroccan Oil to yield similar results, at a vastly higher cost. Even if you're sold on the Moroccan Oil, it's essentially Argan Oil, also available here on Amazon for less money (and from online merchants who specialize in botanicals for even less). I've also recently starting using Tamanu Oil with the leave-in conditioner as a carrier and have had excellent results. Plus, in addition to being so great for my hair, the Tamanu Oil can be used for a variety of skin issues. The Tamanu doesn't smell as nice (in my opinion - it's nutty), but I mix up 1-2 oz. batches at a time and add a few drops of patchouli essential oil to the mix which definitely helps. Bottom line... you can get fantastic results from much cheaper alternatives.

I bought two Moroccanoil oil here at amazon reseller Above All Beauty and receved a light version. Different from the picture and also different from the product description.
Also, the package is very very weird... in both packages the code in the front has been cropped, and the one in the back has been shorn!!!!
I used to trust amazon, and never had any problems before but it is very weird to receive two products different from what you bought, and also looking like a fake one...
I really do not recomend it and I'll never buy anything specially from Above All Beauty!
Very very sad...
Moroccanoil MOROCCANOIL (.85oz)

I purchased after reading reviews. A little dab'll do ya - if you don't have a lot of hair! I have THICK shoulder length hair and three capfuls were almost enough. I was cautious as to how much I used based upon reviews, but if you have thick hair you'll need to use more than a small amount. The advice to pour into hands, then rub together, before applying oil to hair, makes for even distribution.
I applied to my hair and could feel an immediate difference. This made my hair softer and worked wonders on the tangles.
I also purchased Moroccanoil shampoo & conditioner which I can't wait to use. I'm a convert to Moroccanoil!

Nothing has worked better on my hair. I love this product! I have fine, curly hair and it makes it look great straight or curly. But I bought it to use to straighten my hair.

This is a great oil for my relaxed (ethnic/curly) hair.
Definitely adds shine to my hair on those days when it's looking a little lifeless.

My one complaint is that unlike other oils I have used, my hair and scalp don't seem to absorb it, rather the oil sits on the surface. As such, when my hair is touched, the hand doing the touching comes away a bit oily. Not a huge deal, but certainly not the case with other products I have used.

I've tried varying the amount (thinking that perhaps I was using too much) but have similar results with smaller quantities.

I love Moroccanoil Oil. I use it every time I wash my hair. I blow dry til damp and then use a few drops. I have thick, short colored hair. Makes it shiny!

I bought the Organix Brand first at my local Drug Mart. It transformed by dry brittle curly hair, into silky soft curls. Well I thought if this did such a fantastic job, the Moroccan brand must do even better. No so. Organix is a lighter oil, penetrates better and doesnt make your hair feel heavy. I tried Morrocan brand for a couple of weeks and kept finding myself going back to Organix. The ingrediants in both products are the same just in different quantities. Keep your money and buy Organix for 1/3 less money that the Moroccan brand.

List of ingredients in each product in the order they are listed.
Organix: Cyclopentasiloxane,Dimethicone, Cyclomethicone, c12-15 Alkyl Benzoate, Butylphenyl methylpropional, Argania Spinoza (Argan) Oil, Linum Uslitatissimum (Linseed) Extract, Parfum, Yellow 11, Red 17
Moroccanoil: Cyclopentasiloxane, Dimethicone, Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil,Parfum (fragrance,Linum Uslitatissimum (Linseed) Extract, Butylphenyl methylpropional, Benzyl Benxoate, Alphalsomethyl, Red 17, Yellow 11.

I have curly, thick naturally strawberry blond hair. For Halloween, a friend promised me the hair color she was putting on our hair for our costumes was "temporary, would wash out" She LIED and after 3 hair treatments to fix my hair so it didn't look like I Love Lucy, my hair is VERY dry and dull. I picked up a bottle of this at Sally's today on the recommendation of the clerk and I am IN LOVE! It INSTANTLY brought shine back to my hair, made the color richer and my hair feels sooooo good now. I also have two adopted daughters who are biracial and tried it on their hair, again BEAUTIFUL! They both have kinky/thick hair but one also has sun/wind damage from the beach. Her hair looks beautiful. I love the scent of this product as well. I don't know if it's meant for skin use, but I had a bit left on my hands and rubbed it in and now my skin feels like silk. LOVE IT!

I love this product! Tried so many other oils but none of them worked as well as Morracan. I have very straight, fine hair & this doesnt weigh it down or make it greasy at all.

The first time I was introduced to Moroccan Oil Treatment was through my hairdresser and she absolutely raved about this product. I knew it must be good, because she is not a product pusher. In fact, it's the only product I've ever heard her mention. I noticed a change in my hair texture almost immediately. Use less product than you would expect, rub between your hands and be sure to coat the ends working up to the scalp. I dye my hair on a regular basis and while my hair is very healthy the oil really helps with fly aways and overall shine. Buy it! You won't regret it. I'm moving on up to the larger bottle.