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Amargan or Moroccan oil?

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musttidyupmusttidyup · 23/02/2012 19:11

Sorry if this is going over old ground. Too lazy busy to trawl through old threads. Usually use, and love, Moroccanoil. Bottle is nearly empty - do I replace with same or try Amargan oil which is £10 cheaper?
Or any other goodies?
Thanks.

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sonicrainboom · 23/02/2012 19:42

How about some coconut oil, it was recently recommended on this thread:
www.mumsnet.com/Talk/style_and_beauty/a1412114-Right-i-Have-to-tell-you-all-about-coconut-hair-oil-and-how-Utterly-Fab-it-has-made-my-hair

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musttidyupmusttidyup · 23/02/2012 19:53

Sounds too good to be true! An going to order some . Not sure it'll be much good for my hair though as I wash it at night after running so wouldn't leave it overnight etc. need something I can put in after washing and leave.

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scabbysnake · 23/02/2012 20:14

where is the best place to get coconut oil from? i looked in sainsburys but they didn't have any and am i looking in the beauty bit or the food bit? thanx

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Queenofcake · 23/02/2012 20:16

I have moved over to Armagan Oil for my hair because its cheaper than Morroccan Oil.

I cant say I have noticed much difference so am sticking with the Armagan for now.

I have had some good deals from Amazon.

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musttidyupmusttidyup · 23/02/2012 20:20

scabby I just bought this on amazon
Thanks queen am tempted to try the cheaper one.

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HarryRedknappsDog · 23/02/2012 20:21

Well there's loads. You could choose any of these:

Laconic Room
Conical Moor
Cola Moronic
Normal Coco I
Mac Color I No

Aargh! You said amargan, not anagram

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musttidyupmusttidyup · 23/02/2012 20:27

really?? Lol. Actual lol. And I rarely lol.

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scabbysnake · 23/02/2012 20:34

fab thanx musttidyup
is it best to apply to damp hair & leave over night? i have wrecked my hair and am trying to save it so am giving anything a go at the mo!

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HarryRedknappsDog · 23/02/2012 20:34

Glad I made you lol.

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musttidyupmusttidyup · 23/02/2012 20:38

scabby I'm a coconut oil virgin but read the thread from sonic's link above. Looking at the reviews on Amazon I think it comes with a list of uses too.

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Scarlettno1 · 27/02/2012 10:41

mumstidyup - I use Amargan oil too and have totally been converted its absolutely brilliant. I have fine, curly hair, Amargan is non-greasy and smells wonderful. It's a miracle oil!!! My hair is now growing thicker and when I straighten my hair using straighteners I use the shine and protect spray to protect my hair which also stops the frizz. It sounds expensive when you buy it but you only use a few pumps so it's lasts, however I now use the whole range including the shampoo and so do my kids. My eldest daughter swims so she uses the shampoo to get rid of the chlorine afterwards. I have had some good deals on //www.amarganoil.com as they have buy1 get1 free offers.

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Sally4444 · 28/02/2012 13:06

I totally agree with Scarlett Amargan Oil is much better than Moroccan you only need a few drops and my hair is super silky and it gives my hair a fuller feel, thanks for the link, i have had a look, there are some great deals on there!:)