Moroccan argan
oils promise many benefits for your hair - moisturising, nourishing,
adding shine, reducing frizz, strengthening the ends, and even promoting
growth. I was desperate to try it out, but with most of the big name
brands charging anything from £15-30 for a bottle, I was forced to wait
until some cheaper alternatives hit the shops.
I
eventually picked up the Avon version, at the introductory price of
£3.50. I also tried out the shampoo and conditioner from the same range,
as they seemed a bargain at 99p each.
The
bottle is very small, but then you're only supposed to need a tiny
amount of product to make a difference. I applied 2-3 pumps to the ends
of my shoulder length hair before blow drying, and I'm pleased to say
that my ends did appear healthier and more hydrated than before - even
if not quite to the extent that I was hoping.
I've
used this oil a fair few times and, although I do believe that it makes
a small difference to the condition of my hair, it doesn't deliver the
miracle result that the hype promises. Whether this would be a different
story if I'd gone for a higher end brand than Avon, I don't know (and I
won't be finding out until some lovely person out there decides to
employ me in 8 months time!), but for the price I paid I'm satisfied
with the results I got.
If you want to try this oil for yourself, either order it from your local Avon rep, or get it online here.
Has anyone else tried out a Moroccan Argan oil? Let me know!
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I suffer from the most tangliest hair ever... can spend about 20 mins trying desperately to get it sleek. So my lovely mother bought me one of the top range moroccan oils, think it was about £30..(think it was a way to stop me getting it all chopped off in my rage!) It's amazing though... I don't have it here at uni and am really missing it! made it feel so good and sleek! still a bit tangly but a lot better! so i would recommend saving up.. but then your hair is very different to mine.. x
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