Miracle Hair Oil | Review

After deciding I was fed up with living with dry and slightly damaged hair, I took it upon myself to try out a hair oil. However, I couldn't quite bring myself to splurge for the ever-so-famous Moroccan oil, and so I began my search for a cheaper option. I tried serums and oils that I loved but none quite as much as this one. My lovely mother actually picked this up from Aldi one day for us both to try, and as you can imagine, it was quite the bargain; retailing at somewhere around the £4 mark. I believe this hair oil is also available to purchase at the tills in Primark, in smaller tube-type bottles. If you wish to try this oil out but don't desire such a big bottle, then the smaller ones from Primark would be ideal, as well as being perfect for travelling. 

I have been using this oil for about 3 weeks or so, and I absolutely adore it. I have naturally curly/wavy hair, and it sometimes has the tendency to go a little frizzy and, well... wild. This hair oil works miracles for controlling frizz, which I'm sure will be music to your ears if you are looking for something to tackle your hair's wild side. It has also made my hair considerably softer and smoother, giving it added bounce and volume.

I apply this oil to my hair once I get out of the shower, having shampooed and conditioned my hair as normal. I towel dry my hair a little first, before massaging the oil through the lengths of my hair, paying particular attention to the ends.

 My hair is very spontaneous, and seems to look different each day. One day it will be full of ringlets, and the next day more of a mass of waves. This makes mornings both exciting and challenging for me, as I never quite know what to expect from my hair when I wake up. personally, I prefer it when my hair is curlier with a few ringlets, as it looks healthier and bouncier. I have found this oil to be great for keeping my hair consistently this way, which is fabulous. Since it brings out the best of my natural hair, which just so happens to be curly, I am presuming it will bring out the best in naturally straight, wavy, or any other hair, too. 

The bottle claims to be suitable for all hair types, and also says it strengthens, smoothes, and seals shine in hair. I would definitely give my nod of approval for each of these statements, as the hair oil does all of the above exceptionally well. 

If there was on thing I could suggest as an area of improvement for this product, it would be the bottle design. The bottle itself it lovely, with a pretty teal-ish label printed onto a brown tinted glass bottle. However, its the way the product dispenses that bothers me. The dispenser part is basically a flat piece of plastic with a small hole in the middle of it; enabling the product to pour out... well, I say pour, it's more of a 'shake the bottle violently until a smidge of oil eventually dribbles out' kind of action. Basically, you have to shake the bottle around a few times before you get the coin-sized amount in the palm of your hand that is needed. This hasn't proved to be too big of a bother in the grand scheme of things, and isn't something that would bring me to the point where I stop using the product. 

Overall, I love, love, love this hair oil a lot. If you have been looking for a hair oil dupe for Moroccan Oil, then definitely give the Miracle Oil a whirl; or even if you just fancy trying it out - go for it! I highly recommend this product and will continue to sing its praises to anyone and everyone in the future.

Speak soon!

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