Unfortunately this cheese stands alone. For whatever reason, this product did not work for me and I wanted it to work so badly! I have fine, wavy, very frizzy but enough of it for 3 people. I straighten it with a blow dryer and a flat iron. This made my hair even more frizzy and fly away in addition to making it greasy and it just would not do what I wanted it to do i.e. instead of curling under, it would curl up. I tried using more, I tried using less, it just was not for me. Just goes to show you how everyone's hair (and water you use) is so different!

I am better off with just a basic silicone serum and a leave in conditioner. For me, this was a huge waste of money as it is SOOOO expensive.

This is my hair's crack in a bottle. I am obsessed with mine since I got it.

First of all, the smell is delicious. I like it so much that I sometimes (secretly) slather it all over my body. Also, it's a godsend for a wash-and-go kinda girl; it makes drying my hair super fast although I'm not really sure about the science behind it. I just know that it works on my hair. It makes it less tangled, straighter, and a little glossier.

Two downsides to this: the price (ridiculous! $36 for 100mL) and the packaging (glass). For a klutz like me, I have to take extra precaution not to hit the bottle off my vanity. So far, so good.

Moroccan Oil has truly revolutionized the way I take care of my hair. I used to have dry, frizzy, brittle curly hair. Ever since I started using moroccanoil products my hair has become softer and shinier!

The argan oil in moroccan oil products has even helped heal my dry scalp. I can't say enough amazing things about this product. I usually apply a dime-sized amount to my hair after showering and before styling. I emphasize it on my ends which has helped my split-ends tremendously. The whole product line from moroccan oil has helped me finally tame my frizzy hair!

Moroccan oil carries other products such as the Intense Curl Cream that work well to eliminate dryness and frizz.

I highly recommend this line!

I tried it and loved it until I realized it is not a canadian product. It is made in Israel and I choose to boycott their product to protest their apartheid regime. Alas. It is distributed by a Canadian company.

I've had this since last year when i received this in a swag bag at an event. I've heard great things about it all along but never used it. I was actually very weary to try it because i have very fine and long hair and i thought the the oil would weight it down. Plus, i never use any products on my hair, so oil was almost like a huge no no. Well this past Friday at ChickAdvisor HQ, we had our fun friday at BLO salon and we all got our hair done. The stylist used this on my before styling and i got to say, even though they used a curling iron, my hair still felt pretty nice/soft. The smell was also amazing. So i finally decided to open that little bottle and try it on my freshly washed hair the next day. I used a nickel size amount of morrocan oil on my damp hair. Worked it in a little bit and just left it to dry while i did my make up. When my hair was pretty much dried, I was so amazed. Not only was my hair super duper soft and shiny, it was not oily at all. It didn't even weight my hair down. I was hooked and used it the next day.... and was addicted. So i finally went and bought a 120ml bottle.

The price is a bit hefty for a hair treatment because i never really spend anything on my hair. But judging from the amount i need each time, It'll take me a while to use it. My hair is not actually that dry, it's already pretty healthy already, so i think i may use this on alternate days. Overall, i definitely recommend this product, especially for people with hair on the dry side, this stuff is godsend.

I am a huge fan of this product. I have very dry hair and using Moroccan Oil makes it appear and feel soft, shiny and healthy. Another plus is that it cuts my blow dry time in half, saving me an extra 15 minutes of heat damage. Even though it seems pricey, it will last you a really long time, you don't need to use much at a time. Also works well as a finishing serum on dry hair.

One another note, be careful if you're a blonde with overly porous hair. The bright orange colour of the oil may stain your hair with too much use.

I love love this treatment for my hair. Works really great hands down. Trick to applying it would be less is more..:)

I would have never tried this product on my own, had it not been for my [current] hair stylist. The price alone completely threw me off. I asked my stylist what could help my frizzyness (especially during the winter or rainy days) and she recommended Moroccan Oil (the original product). Hearing the word "oil" made me nervous, fearing a greasy look, but I still gave it a try.

I purchased the smaller $15 bottle, for fear of being stuck with a large bottle of something I'd never use. Turns out, I really like this product, and am now trying to use it sparingly, to make my small bottle last longer! It makes my hair look shiny, feel lighter, and (according to the website) helps condition and strengthen hair. A bonus - it smells really nice and it can help reduce your drying time, which is always a nice plus.

To Use: Take a small amount - a dime to nickle-sized drop and rub in damp hair. Style as usual.

Note: Not tested on animals, and in recyclable packaging.

Note 2: The website says that their products are "salon exclusive" so my advice would be to wait to stock up on this product when your salon is having a sale.

I'm the one who try a lot of hair products. My last secret is: moroccan oil. Yes, I put oil in my hair! Is it greasy? No! Is my hair get flat? No! It add moisture and shine. In fact, it saved my long hair from a bad coloring I had in last May (the colorist is today my ex-colorist). At the first application, you can see how your hair is different. Soft and shiny, with no dry ends.

At first, when I saw the products,I was thinking is was for african hair, I heard it do wonders for them, but it's for all kind of hair. But one of my best friend raved about it and offer me a bottle for my birthday. She was right, it saved my hair! Thank you Pamela. :-)

You apply it on wet or dry hair. Your stylist can also put it in the color mix when you color your hair, it add sheen.

A few weeks ago, I shared my little secret with a sale rep in one of my favorite clothings store and today she thanked me for having shared my secret, she bought the bottle and she also raved about the product. In fact her hair was in better conditions than the last time I had seen her.

So if you need a little moisture for your hair, go get it. Plus it's a canadian line based in Montreal.

Cost: 39$ CAN

http://www.moroccanoil.com/

I ve had similar is not better results using pure argan oil that I got at my health food store for half the price. Why buy a chemically burdened formula that has some argan oil when the real thing gives great results? In my opinion, not worth it.