I'M A NUT
We're crazy for this new hair oil.
An oil war is happening—in the beauty aisle.
You’ve got olive oil, coconut oil, and Moroccan oil, all promising to tame even the wildest of hair.
But when it comes to complexity, Macadamia Natural Oil wins, hands down.
The new line, which officially hits shelves in January, features not one but two oils; there’s macadamia nut oil from the South Pacific, and argan seed oil from North Africa. The revolutionary blend uses the strengths of each to turn dry, damaged hair into a silkier version of itself.
So what’s the secret? Fatty acids. Both oils contain high amounts of the complex molecule components, which are particularly talented at penetrating locks, coating the hair shaft, and strengthening elasticity. Whether it’s a squirt of Macadamia Natural Oil’s healing oil treatment or a handful of their rejuvenating shampoo, the results are the same: Jaw-droppingly soft hair. Best of all, you don’t need to get greasy hands to get great hair: There’s even a macadamia oil-infused comb, which melds the miracle treatment with a porous resin.
Consider the battle of the bottles won.
REBECCA WILLA DAVIS
Visit macadamiahair.com for more info.
You’ve got olive oil, coconut oil, and Moroccan oil, all promising to tame even the wildest of hair.
But when it comes to complexity, Macadamia Natural Oil wins, hands down.
The new line, which officially hits shelves in January, features not one but two oils; there’s macadamia nut oil from the South Pacific, and argan seed oil from North Africa. The revolutionary blend uses the strengths of each to turn dry, damaged hair into a silkier version of itself.
So what’s the secret? Fatty acids. Both oils contain high amounts of the complex molecule components, which are particularly talented at penetrating locks, coating the hair shaft, and strengthening elasticity. Whether it’s a squirt of Macadamia Natural Oil’s healing oil treatment or a handful of their rejuvenating shampoo, the results are the same: Jaw-droppingly soft hair. Best of all, you don’t need to get greasy hands to get great hair: There’s even a macadamia oil-infused comb, which melds the miracle treatment with a porous resin.
Consider the battle of the bottles won.
REBECCA WILLA DAVIS
Visit macadamiahair.com for more info.
This story was published on December 21, 2009.
CONTENT RATING:
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santoki
12/21/2009
I have naturally curly hair (black/Asian mix) and HUGE fan of the MoroccanOil. It does wonders for my frizzy hairs, even in super humid climates! I'll try this one, too!
nicole
12/21/2009
You can also get your fatty acids by taking Spirulina... it's a blue-green algae known to make hair more moisturized.
sofo
12/21/2009
i recently started working at a salon this september and we promote Moroccan Oil to all our clients! i LOVE it! it gives your hair a natural bounce and beautiful shine, not to mention it smells amaazing. it truly makes your hair and scalp feel so healthy. a little goes a long way with this product, most people only need about a dime size drop to cover their whole head of hair which is awesome. call me crazy but i rub a bit on my hands as well to soften my hands. i give the little sampler bottles to all my friends and family-Moroccan Oil makes the best gift(who doesnt want smooth shiny sweet smelling hair?)
LA Style
01/06/2010
I was a fan of Moroccan Oil until I tried THIS. My hair has never felt as healthy and soft as it does after I use the deep conditioning mask. All of my clients have switched from Moroccan Oil because this stuff gives the same hydrating effect yet doesn't build up. I can't put into words how amazing this line really is. Give it a shot, I promise you won't regret it.
Robin
Jessie
01/11/2010
Not much macadamia oil in this product actually. It's more like silicon and mineral oil
MAC ATAC
01/15/2010
I agree with SOFO and LA STYLE
SANTOKI were on the MAC not MOROC so cheers
NICOLE your sweet thx
JESSIE HOW MANY BOTTLES DID YOU EAT!
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