Review on 💡 Moroccanoil Light Treatment by Stephanie Rodriguez

I have a lot of long, fine, baby hair that gets very frizzy in the winter. In addition, he tends to split ends all year round. My favorite Moroccan oil is no longer made and I was in dire need of an "easy" substitute. Most Moroccan oils are too heavy and greasy for fine hair, but this is a great Moroccan oil for fine hair! I put my hand on the neck of the bottle and tilt the bottle, keeping my hand in place. It leaves a small amount on my hand. I then rub my hands together to distribute the oil and heat it before starting with the flipped hair, running it through the hair from the mid-lengths at the back to the ends (this also helps with tangles underneath). I then brush my hair back and lightly run my hands from my head down through the rest of my hair, applying very little product to my hands. That way I don't have a greasy mush on top. When my tips have become drier from the weather or a laundry day, I do a second hand/bottle flip, rubbing my hands and adding to the tips only. This is a way I found that allows me to control the amount of oil. I never pour oil on my hands, too much waste and no control.