I have fine hair that can get dry and frizzy. It’s not a great look in the Winter or Summer. I used to just throw my hair into a ponytail or bun when I didn’t want to deal with it (often), but I’ve been trying to be nicer to my hair.
I started experimenting with hair oils to see what would make my hair happy. I knew it would be tough because I needed something that would add shine and control frizz, but wouldn’t weigh down my delicate hair.
The first hair oil I tried was by Tresemme, but you’ll soon see why I ditched that (well, after I diligently and reluctantly finished the bottle) and found my new love: Moroccan Oil. Oops! I gave away the surprise! 😉
Tresemme Smooth & Silky No Frizz Shine Spray: Don’t get me wrong, this isn’t a bad hair oil at all. It just weighs my hair down if I happen to spray too much or don’t spray it evenly enough, making it a little difficult to work with. In fact, the spray top starting malfunctioning about halfway through the bottle, causing my hands to get covered with oil with each use. It also contains alcohol which I don’t particularly love.
Moroccan Oil Frizz Control Spray: This spray says that it’s suitable for colored hair and well as being sulfate, paraben, and phosphate free. It contains argan oil and Vitamin E which are great for healthy, smooth hair. Plus, it smells amazing! The bottle is a sturdy glass (unlike Tresemme’s plastic) and it sprays a nice mist of oil which makes it super easy to apply. The formula is really light weight so I don’t have to be extra careful avoiding my roots.
The winner? Of course it’s Moroccan Oil! I already bought my “back up bottle”, but really just don’t need to use but a few sprays. It’s pricier than Tresemme, but I think it’s worth it!
To buy Tresemme’s Smooth & Silky No Frizz Shine Spray, you can visit their website here (it includes retailers that carry it). To purchase Moroccan Oil’s Frizz Control Spray, you can visit their website here or go to Amazon here.
How do you keep your hair under control?
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The Pretty Pomegranate 
I love moroccan oils, but I also love coconut oil in my hair too – I use a garnier coconut oil and it makes me hair look, feel and smell AMAZING!
Jess | http://www.beautifulbreakable.com ♥
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Ooh! I didn’t know Garnier did a coconut oil. I’ll have to try that! Thanks for the tip! 😉
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They do a shampoo and conditioner to go with it too! It’s gorgeous 🙂 X
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I love Moroccan Oil hair products! My hair stylist uses their hairspray, which smells delicious, but I can’t find it anywhere!
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I know what you mean about the hairspray! I included the link to Moroccan Oil’s website at the bottom of my link and they have all their products on there. 🙂
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Me too. Morocco oil is the winner since I’m currently using it and I’m madly in love with it.
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It’s amazing, isn’t it? When I first tried it, I was worried it would weigh down my hair but it doesn’t at all!
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That is the beauty of Moroccan oil as it appears like no-oil oil.
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Great post! Have always wanted to buy Morrocan Oil too, maybe I will now! 🙂
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It’s definitely worth the couple extra dollars! 🙂
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Moroccan Oil smells soooo good! Currently I use a Korean brand of oil, and it smells like GRAPE! I love it:
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Um… that sounds amazing!
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Moroccan Oil is a lifesaver, but I also love using coconut oil for smoothness and shine 😉
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That’s great! I haven’t used coconut oil before. maybe I should give it a go sometime? 😉
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Yes please do, it’s a great nourishment for the hair. I’m sure you’ll find it very beneficial 😉
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I love this Morrocan Oil product as well, smells great and manages to smooth any frizz I have (which is some obstacle!) c
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Yes! I use it quite often! 😉
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