Moroccan argan oil is a lightweight miracle oil that absorbs instantly and is known to give brilliant shine and long lasting conditioning benefits. This shine conditioner, infused with authentic Moroccan argan oil, conditions hair while smoothing the cuticle to make hair shinier.
I wanted to love this shampoo (and the conditioner too). It smells amazing (if you don't like strong or perfume-y type scented hair products, then skip this) and it did add shine. However, it made my naturally wavy hair look terribly frizzy despite the anti-frizz heat protectant spray that I always use. My hair doesn't feel very soft either. So, if you have fine, thin, naturally wavy hair like me, you might want to skip this one or try another variation of the Moroccan oil line.
My hair looks amazing. Never been so happy with a shampoo. Love the smell too. Hard to believe it's from Suave.
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Apply. Lather. Rinse. For best results, follow with Moroccan Infusion Shine Conditioner. To enhance shine and conditioning use with Moroccan Infusion Styling Oil.
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