Showing posts with label argan oil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label argan oil. Show all posts

Friday, April 4, 2014

REVIEW: Organix Dry Weightless Argan Oil Of Morocco

Oil can be very beneficial to hair. It is very smart, especially if you have curly hair, to use oil on your hair because certain oils can penetrate the hair shaft and moisturize from the inside out.

I have my go to oils but I like to try new ones every now and then.

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This is one of the oils that I tried that I really like. Argan oil is fantastic for hair, if you would like to see my post on oils click here, and I have tried different avenues for it. One of my favorites being the dry oil from Organix.

What is really great about this product is that it is a spray. I have found that sprays tend to be lighter which is good because it does not cause as much buildup. Also if you have thinner hair like me then it will not weigh your hair down. Also, it is easier to apply because it is a spray

Another thing that I like about this product is the smell. Argan oil by itself has a great smell but I like that even with the added ingredients the smell is not over powering.

Moving on to how I use this product on my hair, it has a very different uses for me. The first is that I use it as a moisturizer. I tend to focus it more on my ends because they are drier than the rest of my hair but I notice that it does improve the quality of them.

Next I also use this product as a heat protectant when I straighten or blow dry my hair. Again focusing it more on my ends.

Sometimes I also use this product as a leave in for after I get out of the shower and do not feel like doing anything to my hair right away.

This product leaves my hair feeling, soft, smooth and moisturized without making it feel greasy and weighed down.

The last few things I love about this product, as with all Organix products, are the ingredients and the price.

Since Organix is an all natural line they do not use any kind of harsh chemicals in their products which is great for curly hair.

Also the price is great, under $7 if I am not mistaken.

Pros:
Good ingredients
Nice smell
Multiple uses
Spray form
Lightweight but moisturizing

Cons: 
N/A

Have you tried this product/want to try this product? Let me know in the comments.

Be safe and I will see you in my next post!

        

Thursday, December 12, 2013

REVIEW AND PHOTOS: Arganesse Hair Treatment

Hello beauty lovers I am back with another review on a product that I received in a giveaway and I was so excited because I had wanted to try it for a while

Photo courtesy of https://arganesse.com/
"Give your hair the royal treatment with Arganesse, a daily leave-in therapy with beneficial argan oil."
So the packaging of this product does not have much wording, in fact the only thing that it says on the bottle is Arganesse Hair Treatment. I took this to mean that it can be used for many different purposes and I was right.


I love this product because I can use it when my hair is curly.

In the morning, after I remove my hair from what ever heat less hairstyle I have thrown it up into. I simply take a small amount of this and gently run it through my hair.

It makes my hair feel soft and shiny but it also moisturizes.

I really like it as a leave in conditioner for two reasons. The first is that it has argan oil in it and argan oil is really great for moisturizing the hair because it can penetrate the hair shaft. Also because it tames the frizz and fly aways that I experience in the morning with my curly hair

I also love to use this product when my hair is straight

First I use it on my hair before I straighten it so that my hair not frizzy when I am done. Then afterwards I use a tad bit more just to style and keep my hair moisturized.

Also I use it before I wrap my hair to sleep and I have noticed that my hair has been staying straight longer and I believe it is because of this product (:

What really made me fall in love with this product is the fact that my hair looks and feel better since I have been using it. I know that they are pegging it as a leave in treatment but I feel like it could be used as a deep conditioner as well.

The only thing that I did not love about this product was the strength of the smell. It has a very nice scent it is just very strong and because my nose is so sensitive it was a bit overwhelming.

Overall like I said this is a fantastic product and if I could afford it I would definitely buy it however the price of this product is $120 so unfortunately it is out of my price range but I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to try it! (:

Have you tried this hair treatment before? What are your thoughts? (: Let me know in the comments!

Well guys that is it for this post!

Be safe and I will see you in my next post!

Lets be friends!!

Wednesday, December 11, 2013

HEY CURLY GIRLS, LET'S TALK: Oils

Hello lovelies I am back with yet another installment of Hey Curly Girls, Lets Talk and today's post is going to be all about the different kinds of oils that you can use in your hair that will keep it moisturized and healthy (:

Lets get started!

So in case you all did not know there are an abundance of oils that you can use in your hair and they all of different pros and cons that go along with using them. The best way to find out which oil works best for your hair is through trial and error.

The first oil we are going to talk about is coconut (:


Now coconut oil is great for hair because it is one of only a few oils that it is small enough to penetrate the hair shaft and strengthen the hair from the inside. There are some oils, such as sunflower oil and mineral oil, that do not penetrate the hair shaft because their molecular structure is too big. These oils simply sit on top of the hair, which is not a bad thing but you definitely want that deep conditioning that is offered by coconut oil. Which brings me to my next point.

Coconut oil is a fantastic deep conditioner. Whether you use it alone or you add other ingredients, if you want a cheap but effective way to deep condition your hair, coconut oil is most definitely it. Coconut oil is especially helpful if your hair is dry and damaged from heat because it prevents protein loss. If you want a few easy DIY deep conditioning recipes using coconut oil click here (:

Coconut oil also improves blood circulation, meaning if you give yourself a scalp massage with coconut oil it will stimulate your hair follicles which will in turn promote hair growth.

Coconut oil also has a lot of nutrients that your hair really needs such as iron, vitamin E and vitamin K.

Moving on to olive oil


One thing that olive oil does really well is that it controls frizz. Unlike coconut oil which is a great moisturizer olive oil is fantastic for taming hair. Also if you have really curly coily hair and you have shrinkage issue olive oil can be used to relax your curly so that it is elongated and does not shrivel up and make your hair look shorter than it is.

Don't get me wrong olive oil is great for moisturizing the hair as well however olive oil is a little bit heavier than coconut oil so if you have thinner hair or wavy hair olive oil may weigh your hair down a little more than you might like.

Olive oil can also be used as a deep conditioner as a substitute for coconut oil! If you want to use olive oil in the coconut oil deep conditioning recipe you can do that (:

The last oil we are going to talk about is Argan oil.


Argan oil is nothing short of amazing. It has vitamins and nutrients that your hair needs to grow and be healthy such as vitamin E, omega 3 and omega 9.

Just like coconut oil and olive oil Argan oil can also penetrate the hair shaft and moisturize the hair. In my opinion the most amazing thing about Argan oil is that it's basically weightless because it's so lightweight it won't weigh down your hair if it is thin or wavy if you use too much of it. It also won't make your hair looks greasy and it won't build up in your hair. It can tame frizz and add shine to damaged hair and it also promotes hair growth.

I have never used argan oil as a deep conditioner because it is so light weight I would rather use it as a daily leave in and use coconut oil for deep conditioning (:

However pure Argan oil is extremely expensive. There are brands, such as Organix that sell Argan oil treatments. They usually have been processed and have other chemicals in them but they will work. If you can get your hands on pure oil you definitely should go for it!

Well guys that is it for this post!

What is you hair type? What oils do you like to use on your hair? Let me know in the comments!

Be safe and I will see you in my next post!