Check out my comment below on the MoroccanOil. I ♥ it. If you can stock up when you go, I say go for it!
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The only MoroccanOil product I’ve ever tried (and the one I use) is the original treatment. I know they have the light treatment that is supposedly geared toward blonde and fine-textured hair, but since this doesn’t weigh my hair down at all, I am sticking with it.

I think the trick is in the amount you use. I only use about a quarter-sized amount and concentrate on my ends, and then just lightly run what is left through the rest of my hair. It usually ends up being enough that I don’t really need any other styling products. Plus, using it has cut down my drying time by a good 5 minutes.

Confession: my hair is LONG overdue for a trim. I shortened it to shoulder length in April, and I haven’t had it trimmed since. It’s a little longer than mid-back length now, and I would normally expect quite a few split ends because the cut is so overdue, but I hardly have any. I really think it’s because of the MoroccanOil.

It is basically just argan oil (which is supposed to be good for your skin and hair) combined with some silicones. I would almost buy it for the smell alone.

I wish I could send you a sample, it really is one of those things you have to try to see if it will work for you!

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I heart my MoroccanOil. It;s made mornings much easier.
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Funny story – before Sephora started to carry Korres products I actually used to order them from a supplier in Greece via ebay. Even with shipping costs, it was cheaper to get everything through him!

Right after Sephora started to carry the line, he mysteriously disappeared from ebay. My guess is they shut him down.

But I love all teh products – I am addicted to the Guava body butter.
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I think most of us agree that the idea of living with no deodorant is just unimaginable. The amount of days between shampoos varies here and there, but bottom line – we all like to be clean! 🙂
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As for dry shampoos – the ingredients in various types can be all over the place, but essentially it is just a powder that you spray (or sprinkle) onto your hair that works to absorb the oil and give it a nice scent. Since it is a powder, you usually have to work it through your hair and brush it out to get rid of any white residue, If it’s a good dry shampoo it will do the job without weighing your hair down and making it feel strange – it will just feel and look clean.

I use Klorane Brand Dry Shampoo because it is a more “natural” brand that doesn’t use parabens, sulfates, synthetic dyes, phthalates, GMO, or Triclosan . The can doesn’t clog, and the results are pretty amazing.

Hope that is helpful!
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