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Theresa

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Has anyone used this and have any opinions?

I've been hearing about it for ages, and at the pharmacy the other day they had little mini samples of it for $3 so I bought one to try.

I washed my hair this morning, and applied it as directed (to towel dried hair, through the ends then scruff it through the rest) and so far my hair feels really nice and isn't as fluffy as usual - much tamer - its still wet but usually by this stage its all fluffy and frizzy.

It just occurred to me though that I have no idea what to expect from it because I've only really heard all the hype from ads and sales people!

15 years ago

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agrace

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I use it and like it, but I think it is wise to try a sample first. I find that i have to use a lot more than recommended to get the results. When I do do that I get soft, not frizzy, hair. I have naturally VERY curly hair so it helps my curls to lay more flat and not so puffy and frizzy. Also seems to help shorten the time it takes my hair to air dry. It does seem like it makes it softer too.

15 years ago

Katiepea

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I have bought it Theresa and I have to say that whilst it is *OK*, I don't think it is necessarily worth the $50 odd dollars it costs for the bottle.

It smells lovely, but even with regular use my hair is still pretty dry and frizzy. I have learnt that for my hair to look frizz free, I have to shampoo lots of conditioner (or treatment) and then blow dry using mousse (yes, that good old stuff from the 80's!). By doing this, I have had some success making my hair appear less frizzy. Have you tried using good old hair mousse to help calm down the frizzies?

I guess I'm saying that I think there are other products out there for a third the cost which would work just as effectively - although of course other people may say it's the best thing ever, who knows?!

15 years ago

Scarlet

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I have found that my shampoo is the single most important product determining frizz, although I usually use conditioner and a leave-in product as well. I think people who can get by with cheap shampoo just don't realize they should thank the heavens for their naturally glossy hair. Never tried Morocco Oil, but was very interested to read about it. Sounds like it's not a miracle.

15 years ago

Louise

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I love it. My hairdresser recommended it to get rid of the frizzys. It gets rid of most of them but the biggest difference I've noticed is it helps my hair air dry quicker and it feels really soft and I've also noticed an improvement in my split ends x

15 years ago

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