I’ve been testing different hair oils for years, but somehow I always circle back to the OG: Moroccanoil Treatment.
There’s something effortlessly luxe about it. From the signature scent to the way it makes my hair feel like I just left a salon in a drama slow-mo exit scene.
How I use it in my full routine:
• Shampoo: Kérastase Bain Satin 2 (moisturizing, for dry ends)
• Conditioner: Aveda Nutriplenish Deep Moisture
• Once towel-dried: I use ONE pump of Moroccanoil Treatment, warmed up between my hands, then applied from mid-length to ends.
• Styling: Dyson Airwrap + a bit of heat protectant (currently using GHD Bodyguard)
• Finishing touch: Another half pump of Moroccanoil just on the tips for that high-shine gloss.
What I love most is that it doesn’t just coat the hair, but it actually nourishes it over time. I notice way fewer split ends and it tames my frizz even when I air-dry.
Plus, the scent is so addictive I’ve had people stop me to ask what perfume I’m wearing. Spoiler: it’s my hair.
If you’re into that healthy, flowing, touched-by-an-angel vibe, this is it.
6Comments-
FemaleCombinationOP6 mo. agoI’ve been looking for a solid finishing oil that doesn’t just sit on top of my hair. Would you say it works well on fine hair too, or is it more for thicker textures?
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FemaleSensitive6 mo. agoThx for including how you layer it into your routine:)
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FemaleCombination6 mo. agoSeriously thinking adding this to my cart or not lol
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FemaleSensitive6 mo. agoUsing Moroccanoil on and off too, and it really is one of those iykyk-products. It’s the only thing that makes my hair feel silky without going limp. Your routine sounds like the hair equivalent of skincare layering. Love the detail!
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FemaleCombination6 mo. agoAm I the only supposing this is overpriced?
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FemaleSensitive6 mo. agoI feel like Moroccanoil doesn’t get enough credit for being both luxurious and actually effective. A lot of bougie oils make my hair smell nice but don’t do much.