Moroccan Oil Tree Hanger

Moroccan Oil Tree Hanger

There are so many skin care baubles and hangers around this year vastly outweighing the number of hair related baubles. And yet, so many people lavish attention on their hair (I’m not particularly one of them!) and love looking after it as much as they like looking after their skin. So, this little treat from Moroccan Oil fills a gap nicely – along with the silk scrunchie baubles I talked about last week.

I remember the first time I used Moroccan Oil – I was absolutely blown away by the softening nature of it. My hair felt completely different after I’d blow dried it; more silky, more swishy and basically just *more* in general. I’ve never lost my love of it although I try many different hair serums and always have a bottle of MO in the house. I don’t like stuff in my hair generally, so very rarely use a hair spray or styling product and veer towards products that make my hair feel like there is nothing at all in it so it fits that brief nicely. It’s best for hair that tangles, or for dry hair that wants to be smoother.

It’s £13.45 HERE and with only a few drops needed per wash, it will last a long time.

Non Aff HERE

 


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  1. I don’t know why but I love when brands put minis in little hangable packages (which is mostly what made me put the scrunchies in baubles!) I think Benefit do some super cute ones too and I don’t even seem to get through a mini mascara in 3 months anyway. Might not hang them on my actual tree though as I tried to get some photos of the scrunchies on the tree…It was unbalanced and fell over!

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