Moroccanoil

Moroccanoil Treatment Light: Weightless Shine & Frizz Control for Fine & Light Hair 125 ml/4.23 oz

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125 ml sits between the travel bottle and the restock size.

  • Weightless hydration and a natural-looking shine
  • Detangles, so combing and blow-drying take less time
  • Tames frizz and flyaways for a sleeker finish
  • Suits fine hair and light or lightened colours

Big enough that you are not reordering every other month, small enough to pack. Inside it is the lighter build of the Moroccanoil Treatment, formulated for delicate strands and fairer tones, with antioxidant-rich argan oil doing the hydration and none of the oily residue a heavier oil leaves behind on fine hair.

Warm a few drops in your palms and run them through damp hair before you style. It works as the foundation step in a routine, which means everything else goes on top of it.

Application tips

Towel-dry to the point where hair is damp and no longer dripping. Tip a small pool into one palm, rub both hands together, then run them over the ends first and work upwards, stopping short of the scalp.

This is the layer everything else sits on, so it goes on before mousse, cream or heat protection, never after.

Results

Frizz drops away and the halo of short hairs around a parting stays flat. Strands feel hydrated rather than coated, which is the difference between fine hair that looks healthy and fine hair that looks loaded.

The shine looks like hair instead of product, and on fair or lightened colour it stays clear rather than going brassy.

Composition

Argan Oil
Antioxidant-rich oil that hydrates the strand and leaves a clear shine

The full INCI is printed on the pack. We publish it here as soon as the brand supplies it, and we will read it off the bottle for you if you ask.

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