Trust me I am. My hair hair got jacked up following these TH-cam rules. No one had a problem with silicones until Lorraine Massey and these "clean" beauty companies told them to. Folks don't understand marketing.
Hi there! So I actually have tried these products in the past so I know that they work well for detangling but I am more concerned about the long term damage that silicones may have on the hair. There are different types of silicones out there and most can be cleansed by washing your hair with sulphates. My thing is, why would I use silicones in the first place only to them wash them off with sulphate based shampoos which are also drying for the hair. Just my opinion though, I know this is not a concern for many people which is totally fine, just my opinion
Because every hair type is not the same…it’s best to state that…allow for people to make their own judgment about it. Also, probably important to explain the products you have tried on your hair and share the info…anyone can read a bottle…but results come from trying different ones out. Nothing is ever a one size fits all…also, not all products are me t to be used forever…it’s good to change up. 👍 thank you for responding.
@@naturallyeve You should watch Dr. Dray, she is a dermatologist on TH-cam and she has a video on youtube about silicones which is super informative and also curly chemistry she is a chemist on TH-cam that has a video on silicones. Silicons are overly demonized in the eyes of the public because of some overexaggerated reason for example "they leave a film" anything we use for protection or repair on our hair basically leaves a film like oil. you shouldn't be scared of silicones you should just have a reasonable knowledge on the different types and how to properly use them.
If you really informed yourself about dimethicone is a beneficial silicone for the hair not a bad one… if you study cosmetology you will learn that beauty can be clean with silicones in it, they give many benefits to the hair and at a point in life the hair will require them if you avoid them! I’m a professional hairdresser that works with clean brand that use silicones
Thank you so much for watching the video and appreciate you taking the time to share your opinion. I do know that there are water soluble and non water soluble silicones. The ones that are water soluble can certainly be beneficial and can be "washed off" with sulphate shampoos. I personally avoid silicones because 1) I don't like how my hair feels after using them long term 2) I don't want to risk using "some" silicones to gain potential benefits (e.g. easier detangling) if there are other ingredients that will help me reap the exact same benefits. I hope this clarifies it better; we are all on our own hair journeys and what works for one person may not work for another.
Silicone isn't a toxic chemical. In fact, it's completely safe to apply to your hair and won't harm your physical health in any way. Bad" silicones (the ones most often claimed to be "bad" are dimethicone, cetyl dimethicone, cetearyl methicone, dimethiconol, stearyl dimethicone, cyclomethicone, amodimethicone, trimethylsilylamodimethicone, and cyclopentasiloxane) are the ones that are not water-soluble-meaning that no matter how much you rinse.
I decided to get the Moroccan curl defining cream and I love it! Pair it with their leave-in and Kenra Mousse and love it. I’m the opposite, I have fine curly hair and look for dimethicone or cyclopentasiloxe (or something like that) I a shampoo says, no sulfates, I don’t buy it.
There are silicones that are water-soluble, so if silicones work for your hair, but you're worried about buildup, research which silicones are water-soluble.
Yes for sure! There absolutely are water soluble silicones which are totally fine. For people that may not have the time to research and prefer to just be safe, then avoiding silicones is the safer option in my opinion.
One thing that not many people know is that the Moroccan Oil brand doesn't use the true Argan Oil that comes from Morocco but instead, Israel has taken the tree seeds and they grow the trees in Israel on alien soil that is not even meant to grow Argan trees in it, so that they can make this brand. So the Argan Oil that from the trees that grown anywhere else won't be the same as the true Argan oil from the original trees in the Sous Valley region of southern Morocco. There is a reason why this tree doesn't grow anywhere else in the world and not even in the entire of Morocco, only in a small region there.
@@naturallyeve For sure love. I also was gonna buy this brand but then I told myself why would I buy a brand that is not even using the Argan Oil from its original source? Also I noticed a lot of people say this product made their hair healthy and looking beautiful but what they don't understand is that all that silicone is in fact gonna make their hair look ''like'' it's healthy, but it's not really. It's like it's all just for the look and it's not really doing anything long term.
@@dahlia700Really hair is dead. It's a fiber. The only thing you can do is keep it cosmetically looking and feeling good. You can't keep a dead thing healthy. Like your clothes. You keep them looking good COSMETICALLY by using gentle detergents and such but no one is using exotic oils and essential fatty acids trying to keep their clothes healthy.🤣
I love Moroccan oil I have used it for years! My husband uses it he is white and me and my 3 children all use it and we are all mixed I'm half black and my kids are a 1/4 black. It is the only line I have used and I shop and use a lot of different professional products. It is the only line that keeps all of our hair moisturized and our curls are pristine. I have to question the organic oil you highlighted. Argan oils need to be in kept in dark bottles or they lose their potency being penetrated by light. I would not buy any Argan oil unless preserved in a dark bottle. I appreciate to hear some knowledge on ingredients. But I will have to respectfully disagree. I give Moroccan oil a10. :)
Totally understand girl and if the products work for you then by all means use them.I am just giving my own opinion of the product and ingredients that may not be the best long term for curly hair. Thanks though for sharing your perspective and for watching :)
I agree with you 100%. The proof is in the pudding and the moroccanoil hair mask and oil treatment work very well. I've been using professional hair products for over 20 years (I am white)
I’m so glad I came across your video, I was thinking of buying their products but now that I know about the ingredients I don’t think I will. Do you know if the daily hydration Shea moisture line would be good for low porosity dry hair? Tysm!
I am so glad this was helpful! Shea Moisture's intensive hydration is definitely a good start - I also have low porosity hair and their shampoo/conditioner have never disappointed so I would give it a try. Also I have a video on all things Porosity which might be helpful for you to watch to figure out what types of products to look for based on your porosity, I also included some product suggestions. (Video: th-cam.com/video/yX0NtUUNyws/w-d-xo.html)
I use the Moroccan oil moisture shampoo and conditioner.I use it’s a 10 leave in.When my hair is dry the olaplex oil.I try and use olaplex mask once a month.I don’t need hair masks every week cause my hair is already healthy and it’s waist length and straight
Silicones are actually good for your hair, because the film they form around it protects it. I hyghly disagree with this video and I think moroccanoil is one of the best brands for corse hair.
Are the results good though🤔? If you’re that into ingredients, you should make your own products or just don’t shampoo and condition at all 🤷🏽♀️. I mean that with the most respect. These are your opinions though, and I respect that.
I personally have not tried the products and the results might be good but Im not so much worried about how my hair "looks" but the long term damage/effects. I also don't need to make my own products because there are other great products out there that are silicone/sulfate free and give beautiful results too. Thanks for your feedback though and for watching :)
Hi, I am glad I searched “why did Moroccanoil ruined my hair” and I selected your video. I used this for about a year cuz I bought 1 litre bottles of shampoo and conditioner. Now my hair is more damaged than before and it really ruined my hair. For silicones I use neutrogena anti residue shampoo as a clarifying shampoo once in 2-3 weeks. But honestly, I have never dyed my hair, I just didn’t get regular cuts, but my hair was little less than knee length, yes that long. I stopped using this Moroccanoil products and switched back to the ones which helped me grow my hair and cure damage. Now the ones I use is Toni&guy damage repair Shampoo and conditioner(orange colour). Also, I also added hair mask in my routine to fix the damage. Hopefully it gets better soon cuz it’s a long time damage I did to my hair but I know now I’m using something I can blindly trust and has proven over 4-5 years that it’s good for my hair. A hairstylist told me that Moroccanoil products activate with heat so I have to blow dry my hair every time I wash them to make the products work but I don’t use heat in my hair apart from hair curler Rod once a month maybe. Hopefully my hair gets better. I’ll never use Moroccanoil again.
Thank you so much for sharing your story. I know hair can be such an emotional roller coaster in trying to figure out what your hair likes and doesn't like. I am glad you are now on the right path! Wishing you all the best with your hair journey
Yo me he comprado la versión Travel para probarlo porque tiene muy buenos Reviews y yo tengo personalmente el shampoo y el acondicionador que me hizo comprar mi estilista y si es muy bueno se nota la diferencia por completo cuando uso ese shampoo comparado con los otros acondicionador que tengo y como el shampoo y el acondicionador son buenos por eso decidí comprar el aceite y la crema para rizos inversión Travel para ver si me funciona y así comprar la versión normal porque si son costosos
Thank you so much! I always see these long words in ingredients list that concerns me. And, your definitions helped a lot because if I'm going natural by getting rid of the crack, I sure DON'T want chemicals in my natural hair care products. I have 4 different textures(2b-4a) in my hair and some of those textures loves water. Can you tell me which one of those chemicals you mentioned are too drying for my locs?
Aww I am so glad you found this helpful! And yes for sure, if you are stopping the creamy crack then why not be more intentional about what ingredients are in your products going forward?! Very excited for your journey, it will all be worth it sis! I believe it was Denatured Alcohol that I mentioned is very drying to the hair. All the best in your journey!!
Thank u I recently purchased the sample pack that had the mask shampoo conditioner and leave on oil, I have not purchased their oil for 6 years . They must have added way more scent it is actually nauseating its so strong . I noticed my hair felt way worse after 2 uses of shampoo and conditioner and 5 or 6 uses of the oil . Thank u for breaking down the ingredients. :(
Aww im so sorry to hear that 😔 im glad you listened to your hair and noticed something was wrong after. Its better to notice this sooner rather than later so you can correct it! Im glad the video was helpful and thank you for watching 🙏🏽💕
I would like to request a ingredients review of the Shea Moisture Jamaican black castor oil , Strengthen and restore treatment mask as well as leave in conditioner . But mainly the mask , I have been using that but ingredients are so important to me . Keep up the good work I am liking and subscribing to u !
@@noquarterk9299 Yes of course - thanks so much for requesting! I actually just shot a video to review the Shea Moisture Jamaican Black Castor Oil shampoo, conditioner and deep conditioner so I will be posting that soon too. Thanks again for watching!
I’ve been using this product for four months and my hair is falling out in huge chunks I’ve never had a problem with my hair falling out I’m pissed and I’m so upset because I don’t know what to do
Girl help! It’s happening to me now too! Please tell me when you stopped using it, your hair stopped falling? It’s coming out in clumps like you said and I have dandruff that I have never had before! I’m more bothered by the hair loss though xx
For the nay sayers... have you actually ever tried this brand? I have and my 3c 24 inch long hair has never been better! I was a natural girl, but those products do not deliver like I want. (Do not listen nor believe other people's negative hype) - try for yourself, think for yourself! So why do you think this brand kicks a$$???? BECAUSE IT DOES 🤔
If silicones work for you then by all means, this is just my opinion. In regards to your hair thinning or breaking, I am not sure silicones would help the situation. There could be many reasons your hair is breaking/thinning and I would find the root cause before deciding that silicones are the way to go.
Do you have a video actually recommending shampoo/conditioner? Silicone isn’t all bad, I have very sensitive, curly hair and this is the best shampoo I’ve ever used. It for sure isn’t damaging my hair. And you’re reading ingredients on some goofy Marshall’s Argan oil that’s completely unregulated over a trusted highly praised quality product. I pretty much can’t wash my hair with most shampoo. Could wash it everyday with Moroccan Oil. I wash about twice a week but my hair isn’t dry or frizzy.
I was about to say the same thing. Not all cones are bad😒 I've used some "natural shampoo and conditioner " and they look good while my hair is wet....when it dryer chyyy my hair dry like a chip
Totally understand girl and this is just my opinion. If silicones work for you then by all means feel free to use them. My personal preference is to use natural alternatives that don't contain silicones and achieve great results.
I am so glad I found this video because I have been using the creame and mousse from Maroccanoil and my hair is getting very damaged at the ends 😔 What would you recomand without silicon that could work for a 2c type?
Aw so glad it was helpful! There are lots of different products in the market that do not contain silicones; most of them actually state on the packaging "silicone free" or "free of silicones" so that would be something to look for in the labels. Brands such as Shea Moisture, Up North Naturals, Frize Frize, Mielle Organics, African Pride etc. all generally do not use silicones in their products. For 2C in terms of styling, I find that light lotions, gels or mousses give great results for curl definition without weighing the hair down. I also provide one on one hair consultations if you are interested in more customized advice/hair regimen (email me or check out the link in my insta bio). Thanks for watching!
I also do not like silicones. Ive read all the articles and videos about the pros, cons, and exaggeration, but the best teacher is experience. I havent used silicones or sulfates for 5 years and i find that my hair and scalp have been doing better without them. I also to avoid fragrance when i can. I also have sensitive skin so that might be why.
@@valeriebasto-morales3965 No worries hun! I have been using Shea Moisture for ages and it has worked great for my hair, I would give it a try if you haven't. So far I have 2 videos on Shea Moisture you can check out but there they have so many lines that cater to specific hair needs. Let me know if you have any other questions and Thanks for your support :) Intensive Hydration line - th-cam.com/video/dnRuec_QZwg/w-d-xo.html Hydrate and Repair (protein based line) - th-cam.com/video/H5IsZFe7kPY/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the suggestion - I will definitely share my curly hair routine! I don't use Argan oil every day. I generally use moisturizing oils for hot oil treatments and I use sealing oils during my wash and go on day 1 after my leave in conditioner to seal the moisture. I will definitely include the step by step in my future video - thank you for your support!
New Subscriber Here. Where did you purchase the oil you showed & how good does it work for you? Because I looking for something that will keep my hair soft & scalps moisturize.
I got the Argan Oi from a local beauty supply store called Clore Beauty here in Canada. I am not sure where you are located but the brand doesn't really matter as long as the ingredients are actually oil then you should be safe. Hope this helps and thanks for watching!
omg! i'm so glad i came across your video. I was going to buy their treatment oil and mask 💀, now i'm definitely reconsidering. I haven't checked but if you haven't, could you do one on Kerastase? I'm also kind of skeptical about them and if they're really worth the money. Thank you so much!
Moroccan oil but "Made in israel", how come? Haha they fooling you guys. I am Moroccan I use real argan oil from the source, and I will never use their products.
Hi there! I am a certified hair consultant and do provide 1:1 hair consultations. In this video, I am sharing my own opinion and experience on the products.
I am not familiar with Chi products but check the ingredients. I have a video on "Ingredients damaging your hair" which is helpful to get an idea on which ones to avoid.
I appreciate your review. Someone gifted me this and they were clueless of my priority to use truly natural & clean ingredients. So disappointed in the dimethicone as ingredient and FIRST ingredient. 😏😏😒😒😒🥺🥺🙄🙄🙄
maroccanoil shampoo is a terrible shampoo. It is very glue like & it’s very hard to wash it out. It made my skin itchy & even after 3 washes it stayed oily
Three minutes in and I am gone. Why did I have to watch you drink coffee? What is that? And my days you talk too much... If you don't like the products don't use it. But if people like it, and it works well for them, then they use it. Yeah, not even halfway through and I'm leaving..
Those products are so bad I bought those products that shampoo the conditioner the the other products for your face mask and it's so bad my hair got so damaged my hair is curly and they're not good please people do not buy these products the shampoo was 38 dollars the conditioner was $38 and they don't cost even a penny
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This person is no chemist or dermatologist. Please take everything she says with a grain of salt. Use products that work for you.
I never claimed to be a scientist or dermatologist. I am just sharing my experience on what works for me but thanks for watching!
Trust me I am. My hair hair got jacked up following these TH-cam rules. No one had a problem with silicones until Lorraine Massey and these "clean" beauty companies told them to. Folks don't understand marketing.
I was part of the Natural crew - nothing but trouble! Moroccanoil has my hair flourishing! PERIOD
Mine too… and I have thick 4C hair!
Hair type? I'm 2c and just some oils and a little cream would keep my hair in curl
Not all silicone is bad… 🙄 and you didn’t try the product you just judged it based on the ingredients. 👀 many find it this product works great!!! So….
Hi there! So I actually have tried these products in the past so I know that they work well for detangling but I am more concerned about the long term damage that silicones may have on the hair. There are different types of silicones out there and most can be cleansed by washing your hair with sulphates. My thing is, why would I use silicones in the first place only to them wash them off with sulphate based shampoos which are also drying for the hair. Just my opinion though, I know this is not a concern for many people which is totally fine, just my opinion
Because every hair type is not the same…it’s best to state that…allow for people to make their own judgment about it. Also, probably important to explain the products you have tried on your hair and share the info…anyone can read a bottle…but results come from trying different ones out. Nothing is ever a one size fits all…also, not all products are me t to be used forever…it’s good to change up. 👍 thank you for responding.
@@naturallyeve i’ve used products with silicone and don’t have any product build up and i use non sulfate shampoo
People have to stop saying that silicones and sulfactants are damaging to the hair😵💫 like damn STOP!!… if so, they wont be selling all the products🙄
@@naturallyeve You should watch Dr. Dray, she is a dermatologist on TH-cam and she has a video on youtube about silicones which is super informative and also curly chemistry she is a chemist on TH-cam that has a video on silicones. Silicons are overly demonized in the eyes of the public because of some overexaggerated reason for example "they leave a film" anything we use for protection or repair on our hair basically leaves a film like oil. you shouldn't be scared of silicones you should just have a reasonable knowledge on the different types and how to properly use them.
If you really informed yourself about dimethicone is a beneficial silicone for the hair not a bad one… if you study cosmetology you will learn that beauty can be clean with silicones in it, they give many benefits to the hair and at a point in life the hair will require them if you avoid them! I’m a professional hairdresser that works with clean brand that use silicones
Thank you so much for watching the video and appreciate you taking the time to share your opinion. I do know that there are water soluble and non water soluble silicones. The ones that are water soluble can certainly be beneficial and can be "washed off" with sulphate shampoos. I personally avoid silicones because 1) I don't like how my hair feels after using them long term 2) I don't want to risk using "some" silicones to gain potential benefits (e.g. easier detangling) if there are other ingredients that will help me reap the exact same benefits. I hope this clarifies it better; we are all on our own hair journeys and what works for one person may not work for another.
Silicone isn't a toxic chemical. In fact, it's completely safe to apply to your hair and won't harm your physical health in any way.
Bad" silicones (the ones most often claimed to be "bad" are dimethicone, cetyl dimethicone, cetearyl methicone, dimethiconol, stearyl dimethicone, cyclomethicone, amodimethicone, trimethylsilylamodimethicone, and cyclopentasiloxane) are the ones that are not water-soluble-meaning that no matter how much you rinse.
I decided to get the Moroccan curl defining cream and I love it! Pair it with their leave-in and Kenra Mousse and love it. I’m the opposite, I have fine curly hair and look for dimethicone or cyclopentasiloxe (or something like that) I a shampoo says, no sulfates, I don’t buy it.
There are silicones that are water-soluble, so if silicones work for your hair, but you're worried about buildup, research which silicones are water-soluble.
Yes for sure! There absolutely are water soluble silicones which are totally fine. For people that may not have the time to research and prefer to just be safe, then avoiding silicones is the safer option in my opinion.
One thing that not many people know is that the Moroccan Oil brand doesn't use the true Argan Oil that comes from Morocco but instead, Israel has taken the tree seeds and they grow the trees in Israel on alien soil that is not even meant to grow Argan trees in it, so that they can make this brand. So the Argan Oil that from the trees that grown anywhere else won't be the same as the true Argan oil from the original trees in the Sous Valley region of southern Morocco. There is a reason why this tree doesn't grow anywhere else in the world and not even in the entire of Morocco, only in a small region there.
Ahhh very good to know! I love when we share knowledge and spread awareness, thank you so much for sharing this information and for watching!!
@@naturallyeve For sure love. I also was gonna buy this brand but then I told myself why would I buy a brand that is not even using the Argan Oil from its original source? Also I noticed a lot of people say this product made their hair healthy and looking beautiful but what they don't understand is that all that silicone is in fact gonna make their hair look ''like'' it's healthy, but it's not really. It's like it's all just for the look and it's not really doing anything long term.
This is true!
@@dahlia700Really hair is dead. It's a fiber. The only thing you can do is keep it cosmetically looking and feeling good. You can't keep a dead thing healthy. Like your clothes. You keep them looking good COSMETICALLY by using gentle detergents and such but no one is using exotic oils and essential fatty acids trying to keep their clothes healthy.🤣
I love Moroccan oil I have used it for years! My husband uses it he is white and me and my 3 children all use it and we are all mixed I'm half black and my kids are a 1/4 black. It is the only line I have used and I shop and use a lot of different professional products. It is the only line that keeps all of our hair moisturized and our curls are pristine. I have to question the organic oil you highlighted. Argan oils need to be in kept in dark bottles or they lose their potency being penetrated by light. I would not buy any Argan oil unless preserved in a dark bottle. I appreciate to hear some knowledge on ingredients. But I will have to respectfully disagree. I give Moroccan oil a10. :)
Totally understand girl and if the products work for you then by all means use them.I am just giving my own opinion of the product and ingredients that may not be the best long term for curly hair. Thanks though for sharing your perspective and for watching :)
I agree with you 100%. The proof is in the pudding and the moroccanoil hair mask and oil treatment work very well. I've been using professional hair products for over 20 years (I am white)
Also the condiotioner label says to leave it in to 1-2min
I’m so glad I came across your video, I was thinking of buying their products but now that I know about the ingredients I don’t think I will. Do you know if the daily hydration Shea moisture line would be good for low porosity dry hair?
Tysm!
I am so glad this was helpful! Shea Moisture's intensive hydration is definitely a good start - I also have low porosity hair and their shampoo/conditioner have never disappointed so I would give it a try. Also I have a video on all things Porosity which might be helpful for you to watch to figure out what types of products to look for based on your porosity, I also included some product suggestions. (Video: th-cam.com/video/yX0NtUUNyws/w-d-xo.html)
Our usernames are similar 😂 Agust d 💜
I use the Moroccan oil moisture shampoo and conditioner.I use it’s a 10 leave in.When my hair is dry the olaplex oil.I try and use olaplex mask once a month.I don’t need hair masks every week cause my hair is already healthy and it’s waist length and straight
Silicones are actually good for your hair, because the film they form around it protects it. I hyghly disagree with this video and I think moroccanoil is one of the best brands for corse hair.
Are the results good though🤔? If you’re that into ingredients, you should make your own products or just don’t shampoo and condition at all 🤷🏽♀️. I mean that with the most respect. These are your opinions though, and I respect that.
I personally have not tried the products and the results might be good but Im not so much worried about how my hair "looks" but the long term damage/effects. I also don't need to make my own products because there are other great products out there that are silicone/sulfate free and give beautiful results too. Thanks for your feedback though and for watching :)
Hi, I am glad I searched “why did Moroccanoil ruined my hair” and I selected your video.
I used this for about a year cuz I bought 1 litre bottles of shampoo and conditioner. Now my hair is more damaged than before and it really ruined my hair.
For silicones I use neutrogena anti residue shampoo as a clarifying shampoo once in 2-3 weeks. But honestly, I have never dyed my hair, I just didn’t get regular cuts, but my hair was little less than knee length, yes that long. I stopped using this Moroccanoil products and switched back to the ones which helped me grow my hair and cure damage. Now the ones I use is Toni&guy damage repair Shampoo and conditioner(orange colour). Also, I also added hair mask in my routine to fix the damage. Hopefully it gets better soon cuz it’s a long time damage I did to my hair but I know now I’m using something I can blindly trust and has proven over 4-5 years that it’s good for my hair.
A hairstylist told me that Moroccanoil products activate with heat so I have to blow dry my hair every time I wash them to make the products work but I don’t use heat in my hair apart from hair curler Rod once a month maybe.
Hopefully my hair gets better. I’ll never use Moroccanoil again.
Thank you so much for sharing your story. I know hair can be such an emotional roller coaster in trying to figure out what your hair likes and doesn't like. I am glad you are now on the right path! Wishing you all the best with your hair journey
Yo me he comprado la versión Travel para probarlo porque tiene muy buenos Reviews y yo tengo personalmente el shampoo y el acondicionador que me hizo comprar mi estilista y si es muy bueno se nota la diferencia por completo cuando uso ese shampoo comparado con los otros acondicionador que tengo y como el shampoo y el acondicionador son buenos por eso decidí comprar el aceite y la crema para rizos inversión Travel para ver si me funciona y así comprar la versión normal porque si son costosos
Are you a chemist? Not sure if you’re qualified to talk at an ingredients level at all.
I never claimed to be a chemist, just my opinions.
I love how the hairspray adds extra bounce to curls but sometimes I feel it makes my hair more frizzy than normal throughout the day
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Thank you so much! I always see these long words in ingredients list that concerns me. And, your definitions helped a lot because if I'm going natural by getting rid of the crack, I sure DON'T want chemicals in my natural hair care products. I have 4 different textures(2b-4a) in my hair and some of those textures loves water. Can you tell me which one of those chemicals you mentioned are too drying for my locs?
Aww I am so glad you found this helpful! And yes for sure, if you are stopping the creamy crack then why not be more intentional about what ingredients are in your products going forward?! Very excited for your journey, it will all be worth it sis! I believe it was Denatured Alcohol that I mentioned is very drying to the hair. All the best in your journey!!
My hair never looked better than with Moroccan Oil products.
Thank u I recently purchased the sample pack that had the mask shampoo conditioner and leave on oil, I have not purchased their oil for 6 years . They must have added way more scent it is actually nauseating its so strong . I noticed my hair felt way worse after 2 uses of shampoo and conditioner and 5 or 6 uses of the oil .
Thank u for breaking down the ingredients. :(
Aww im so sorry to hear that 😔 im glad you listened to your hair and noticed something was wrong after. Its better to notice this sooner rather than later so you can correct it! Im glad the video was helpful and thank you for watching 🙏🏽💕
I would like to request a ingredients review of the Shea Moisture Jamaican black castor oil , Strengthen and restore treatment mask as well as leave in conditioner . But mainly the mask , I have been using that but ingredients are so important to me . Keep up the good work I am liking and subscribing to u !
@@noquarterk9299 Yes of course - thanks so much for requesting! I actually just shot a video to review the Shea Moisture Jamaican Black Castor Oil shampoo, conditioner and deep conditioner so I will be posting that soon too. Thanks again for watching!
I love the hair oil its great on my skin too snd has faded acne scars!!
I’ve been using this product for four months and my hair is falling out in huge chunks I’ve never had a problem with my hair falling out I’m pissed and I’m so upset because I don’t know what to do
Girl help! It’s happening to me now too! Please tell me when you stopped using it, your hair stopped falling? It’s coming out in clumps like you said and I have dandruff that I have never had before! I’m more bothered by the hair loss though xx
Omg 😢😢😢 what
For the nay sayers... have you actually ever tried this brand? I have and my 3c 24 inch long hair has never been better!
I was a natural girl, but those products do not deliver like I want. (Do not listen nor believe other people's negative hype) - try for yourself, think for yourself!
So why do you think this brand kicks a$$???? BECAUSE IT DOES 🤔
I agree with you! Natural crew almost ruined my hair
my hair needs silicones. It was thinning and breaking very easy.
If silicones work for you then by all means, this is just my opinion. In regards to your hair thinning or breaking, I am not sure silicones would help the situation. There could be many reasons your hair is breaking/thinning and I would find the root cause before deciding that silicones are the way to go.
Do you have a video actually recommending shampoo/conditioner?
Silicone isn’t all bad, I have very sensitive, curly hair and this is the best shampoo I’ve ever used. It for sure isn’t damaging my hair. And you’re reading ingredients on some goofy Marshall’s Argan oil that’s completely unregulated over a trusted highly praised quality product. I pretty much can’t wash my hair with most shampoo. Could wash it everyday with Moroccan Oil. I wash about twice a week but my hair isn’t dry or frizzy.
I was about to say the same thing. Not all cones are bad😒 I've used some "natural shampoo and conditioner " and they look good while my hair is wet....when it dryer chyyy my hair dry like a chip
Totally understand girl and this is just my opinion. If silicones work for you then by all means feel free to use them. My personal preference is to use natural alternatives that don't contain silicones and achieve great results.
I am so glad I found this video because I have been using the creame and mousse from Maroccanoil and my hair is getting very damaged at the ends 😔
What would you recomand without silicon that could work for a 2c type?
Aw so glad it was helpful! There are lots of different products in the market that do not contain silicones; most of them actually state on the packaging "silicone free" or "free of silicones" so that would be something to look for in the labels. Brands such as Shea Moisture, Up North Naturals, Frize Frize, Mielle Organics, African Pride etc. all generally do not use silicones in their products. For 2C in terms of styling, I find that light lotions, gels or mousses give great results for curl definition without weighing the hair down. I also provide one on one hair consultations if you are interested in more customized advice/hair regimen (email me or check out the link in my insta bio). Thanks for watching!
@@naturallyeve thank you
I also do not like silicones. Ive read all the articles and videos about the pros, cons, and exaggeration, but the best teacher is experience. I havent used silicones or sulfates for 5 years and i find that my hair and scalp have been doing better without them. I also to avoid fragrance when i can.
I also have sensitive skin so that might be why.
Hi! Can you please make a video on Shea Moisture? I used to use it on my hair, but my curly hair lady told that it wasn't the best
Oh nvm! I just found it lol
@@valeriebasto-morales3965 No worries hun! I have been using Shea Moisture for ages and it has worked great for my hair, I would give it a try if you haven't. So far I have 2 videos on Shea Moisture you can check out but there they have so many lines that cater to specific hair needs. Let me know if you have any other questions and Thanks for your support :)
Intensive Hydration line - th-cam.com/video/dnRuec_QZwg/w-d-xo.html
Hydrate and Repair (protein based line) - th-cam.com/video/H5IsZFe7kPY/w-d-xo.html
Can you show us your curl routine. Do you use the Árganos oil & essential oil every day. Thank you
Thanks for the suggestion - I will definitely share my curly hair routine! I don't use Argan oil every day. I generally use moisturizing oils for hot oil treatments and I use sealing oils during my wash and go on day 1 after my leave in conditioner to seal the moisture. I will definitely include the step by step in my future video - thank you for your support!
how bitter you seem, just over some Silicones. Just try to relax a bit.
New Subscriber Here. Where did you purchase the oil you showed & how good does it work for you? Because I looking for something that will keep my hair soft & scalps moisturize.
I got the Argan Oi from a local beauty supply store called Clore Beauty here in Canada. I am not sure where you are located but the brand doesn't really matter as long as the ingredients are actually oil then you should be safe. Hope this helps and thanks for watching!
@@naturallyeve Louisiana and thanks 💕
Hey. !! Thank you so much for the video!! Can you please review the Hair Food shampoo and conditioner and mask ? It would be a lot helpful!!
I will definitely add the brand to my list! Thank you so much for the suggestion and for supporting - I so appreciate it!
👏🏼 leave it to eve to drop knowledge, thanks girl!
Thanks beautiful 🙏🏽🤗 hope you enjoyed it and thanks for watching!!
Silicones are not the devil.
They are not but I choose to avoid them. Just my opinion though; if they work for you then by all means go for them.
It does work on all hair.
Great review!!! Could you do a Truth about Kevin Murphy? Thank you.
Thank you so much! Never heard or tried Kevin Murphy but will add to my list in the future :)
How abt the hydrating hair mask
So if this shampoo is not good, what is?
Can you please give us the link of that bio argan oil?
Aussie hair products please
Welp.should’ve just got the fragrance har spray instead of products because I just wanted them for the smell 😩😩
I know right!! They do smell really good, I can't lie!
omg! i'm so glad i came across your video. I was going to buy their treatment oil and mask 💀, now i'm definitely reconsidering.
I haven't checked but if you haven't, could you do one on Kerastase? I'm also kind of skeptical about them and if they're really worth the money.
Thank you so much!
Aww glad it helped :) I have not tried Kerastase but will def add them to my list! Thank you so much for sharing!
Moroccan oil but "Made in israel", how come? Haha they fooling you guys. I am Moroccan I use real argan oil from the source, and I will never use their products.
where do we get the real stuff from please
@@MsChunkums I wanna know the same
Where do i get real argan oil then?
There are clarifying shampoos that are sulfate free ( Malibu c)
Are you a specialist or judt an enthusiast? This is also important for us to gauge where you are coming from.
Hi there! I am a certified hair consultant and do provide 1:1 hair consultations. In this video, I am sharing my own opinion and experience on the products.
@@naturallyeveWhat is a certified hair consultant??? Who certified you?
I love the oil. Can’t wait to try the hair mask.
Can you review macademia professional products
Yes I will definitely add to my list of product reviews. Thanks for watching!
is this oil good for thick ruff hair
It depends what you are using the oil for. If you are looking to detangle your hair, then I suggest using a leave in conditioner as opposed to an oil.
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kerastase??
Are you Canadian?
What about chi silk infusion serum ingredients?
I am not familiar with Chi products but check the ingredients. I have a video on "Ingredients damaging your hair" which is helpful to get an idea on which ones to avoid.
Thanks, will save my money. This brand is just not made for dry AA hair. (shrugs)
Yes unfortunately not but so many other great brands out there with better ingredients for our hair 🙌🏾 thanks for watching 💕
I appreciate your review. Someone gifted me this and they were clueless of my priority to use truly natural & clean ingredients. So disappointed in the dimethicone as ingredient and FIRST ingredient. 😏😏😒😒😒🥺🥺🙄🙄🙄
Sorry to hear that girl! it is unfortunate that many companies still consider silicones as "natural".
Sis????? wtf!!!!is this???? Not all of are sis can’t even get the things clear and here she is teaching the world.fofffff!!!
maroccanoil shampoo is a terrible shampoo. It is very glue like & it’s very hard to wash it out. It made my skin itchy & even after 3 washes it stayed oily
She's a scientific scientist 😂whatever girl...
I don’t know why mortocanoil products always make my hair worst 😂
It all contains too much silicone. Get the real argan oil 100 percent pure and it's cheaper and more effective.
where though
Yep I agree!
Three minutes in and I am gone. Why did I have to watch you drink coffee? What is that? And my days you talk too much... If you don't like the products don't use it. But if people like it, and it works well for them, then they use it. Yeah, not even halfway through and I'm leaving..
Tyfs!! 👏🏽
Silicone shmilicone
Thank You
Just wanna say you’re so beautiful.nice video
Thank you!
Thanks 💞
I knew it!! Thank you for the info i think that is not worth it
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!
Please get to the point next time
There goes my free birthday gift from sephora in the trash. This sounds like a Bill Gates creation.
😂😂😂😂😂 Mines too ‼️🤷🏾♂️
Those products are so bad I bought those products that shampoo the conditioner the the other products for your face mask and it's so bad my hair got so damaged my hair is curly and they're not good please people do not buy these products the shampoo was 38 dollars the conditioner was $38 and they don't cost even a penny
So sorry you such a bad experience. I hope you found better products since then. Thanks for watching!
me when i’m unecducated
Say it ain’t so!! LOL
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Silicones aren’t bad. This is nonsense.