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Uploaded by on Sep 3, 2010

A review on the Moroccan Oil Glimmer Shine Spray, and shine sprays in general.

Moroccan Oil website: http://www.moroccanoil.com

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My makeup in this video:
Eyeshadow: Urban Decay Virgin, Naked, Buck, and MAC Charcoal Brown
Cheeks: MAC Tenderling
Lips: Maybelline Born With It lipstick and NYX Baby Rose lip gloss
Nails: OPI Bubble Bath :)

FTC: Believe me, I WISH Moroccan Oil even knew who I was. I bought this myself.

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  • @CrazyAnimeLover07

    Thanks for pointing out the ftc, I usually don't read those, but that's pretty funny. :)

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  • Thanks for the information I recenlty purchased this but returned it because it has "Acetone" which of course is used to take nail polish off. It sounds to me like it works great on your hair but you seem to have wonderfully healthy hair. I have dry frizzy hair and the thought of putting acetone or alcohol on it makes me cringe. I talked to the beauty salon she felt there was not enough in the solution to harm but I question why they put acetone or alcoho l in hair products at all? :-(

  • @bulgarianprincessili aw. Thank you so much for the fast answer : ) but i want to try the moroccan oil though but only for my split ends . and i love kerastase but i need something more oily for my dry and split ends..

  • @skinnygurL89 i found moroccan oil TOTALLY makes my hair grasy, however kerastase doesn't but its VERY expensive.... silk therapy is another alternative its oily but absorbed by the hair shaft quickly so doesnt leave greasy texture at all...

  • @bulgarianprincessili does it make your hair greasy???

  • @xxxxsarzxxxx true! it is def a matter of opinion! after spending tons of money at sephora n trying tons n tons of products i say silk therapy works amazing, it doesnt leave hair greasy and silky silky smooth... its anti friz n has amazing smell... but it will put a hole in ur wallet its like 30-50$ depending on the size of bottle.

  • @bulgarianprincessili I have personally used this too and loved it :)...just shows how opinions can differ really, just because you don't like it doesn't mean it's garbage. also, just because you live in LA and go to top hair studios doesn't make you an expert...I'm sure there are some top hairstylists that love morrocanoil and some that hate it, it's all opinion!

  • @TheHello098 nothing makes your hair grow faster. Its a genetic factor that determines the thickness of your hair shaft and the speed at which new folllicles produce cells/hair. so NO products can make your hair THICKER or grow faster, you can tease your hair for thickness, and you can put in extensions to make it look longer.

  • @TheCatsMistress I HAVE PERSONALLY USED THIS! IT IS GARBAGE. WASTE OF MONEY. Makes your hair greasy! KERASTASE is the product line that is used by celebrity hair stylists. I know this because I live in LA, and go to top hair studios for my hair. Ken paves, who does eva longoria, jennifer lopez and kim kardashian uses kerastase go look into it. Please dont argue with someone who knows what they're talking about.

  • @bulgarianprincessili Evin Celebs and Hairstylists are using moroccan products and oil =))) Don t let appearances fool u !!! :p

  • MOROCCAN OIL... =)

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