I got this as a christmas present, and i do think it is a bit pricey but does last a long time. I found that I was pleased with the smell of the product so i did enjoy using it. The oil is a bit thick which if you use too much may be too greasy looking at first so I would apply very little. I found that it made my hair look healthier and this effect did last throughout the day. I am pleased with the product and would definitely buy it often if i could get deals on it. I compared this to the Kerastase which is a loreal product and I preferred this over it.

I recently recieved a sample of Moroccanoil in my monthly Luxe Box. I've been using it for the past few weeks and am in love with it! It smells so nice and makes my hair so silky smooth when blowdried. I'll definitely invest in this product!

I got this as a gift from my sister. Honestly, before she gave it to me, I had no idea what this brand was about. So I looked it up and apparently it's really good for the hair. So I tried it out for a few weeks. It has a really nice smell and is quite thick. Because it is so thick, I would take a little bit at a time and then apply it to my hair.
Overtime it does seem to have restored my hair. Before using the treatment my hair was always too wavy and somewhat dry. But now, it has more a curl to it and it's not dry. The only thing that I don't like about the product is that it doesn't help too much with the frizzyness problem I have with my hair.
I would recommend this to anyone who might have damaged their hair because of hot irons, but keep in mind it won't help with frizz.

I just recently dyed my hair and got redish highlights. I did not know how dry highlights can make your hair. I could not help but regret dying my hair and wanting my old hair back. Every time I would wash my hair I would be terrified of blow drying or straightening my hair, since every time i added heat to my hair it dried it out even more and left many fly aways. I just bought this serum a couple weeks ago at my hair salon, and let me tell you it does really work wonders. It took away those annoying fly aways and it also made my hair ten times softer than how it originally was, it also added more moisture to my hair. I would really recommend this product to anyone who wants to improve the texture of their hair; however, the drawback would be the price, even I thought twice about purchasing it. However, now i can strongly say that it is definitely worth it and I will definitely buy it again.

I purchased the Moroccanoil Limited Edition 4.23 oz with pump with hopes that it would tame my dry, thick hair. I have a natural curl/wave to my hair and I straighten it often with a flat iron. The consistency of the product is what I would expect for an oil. I applied the oil as directed after washing my hair. I loved the earthy, natural smell and it did linger slightly after drying and styling my hair. I did find that the product helped control the frizz and it did add shine to my past the shoulders length hair. It also cut my drying time by at least half. It is still early to tell if it will help prevent split ends and breakage. The drawback is the price. I am not totally convinced that this product is the miracle cure for unmanageable hair but so far I am satisfied with the results.

I like this product. I use it on my towel dried hair. I'm not so crazy about the smell, it gives off a, well, oily smell.
I don't notice any extra shine, but it does speed up blowdrying my thick hair. And, dare I say, I think it dried out my hair a little, which is a double-edged sword because, while it dries your hair, that means it doesn't make it greasy! That's probably going to make me unpopular because there are such great reviews for this product.
It's VERY pricey, but I think I'll continue to use it with other hair products.

My hair stylist reccomended Moraccanoil because I colour my hair every five weeks. I started using a small amount (about a dime size for my chin length hair) and within a week my hair was soft and SHINEY. My hair was never shiney before except for right after colouring. You do have to be careful not to use too much. I found that I was getting a lot of blackheads around my hair line and that is when I started to use only a dime size amount. It is a little pricey but it works. It is well worth the money.

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 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 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.