I could yap about my favorite hair products for days, so I decided to split it up into sections. In later posts I can go more into detail about other hair care products, this week I am going to focus on hair oils. I am going to tell you my top six favorite hair oils. 

1. OGX’s “Renewing + Argan Oil of Morocco” 

This is the hair oil I use most often. It’s only $10.69 so I feel like I can use it on a daily basis knowing I don’t have to drop bank on it. I like the smell and I think the consistency on the middle to thicker end. I have used it both right after the show and after blow drying or curling my hair and think it works in both situations. My hair feels nice and hydrated afterwards as well.

2. Olaplex’s “No. 7 Bonding Oil” 

Personally, I believe this is the best smelling hair oil. There is just something about the scent that is addictive. This one is more expensive ($30), but if you are willing to spend a little more, I would say it’s worth it. The oil is a bit thinner and adds a nice shine to your hair. Again, this works both right out of the shower and after styling. 

3. Ouai’s “Hair Oil” 

While I have heard some mixed opinions on this oil, I think it’s nice. I think the key with this oil is that it’s better for your ends rather than lathering on your scalp, like most of these oils are. It smells nice and has an in between consistency which I find very nice. It definitely leaves a nice shine. This one is on the pricer side at $30.

4. Odele’s “Hair Oil”

This oil is definitely on the thinner side. I always feel like thinner oils are better at adding shine than hydrating, so if that is what you are looking for I recommend this one. It’s only $11.99! It doesn’t have an overpowering scent which is actually nice. If you have naturally oily hair, I think this hair oil is a good option since it’s not too thick.

5. Moroccanoil’s “Treatment Original” 

I am sure you have heard people rave about it, and I do have to say it is worth it. They have three different sizes priced at $18, $35, and $48. This oil smells good, has a bit of a thicker consistency, and feels like it really stays on your hair rather than slipping off. My hair looks good and feels good after using this. 

6. Aussie’s “Miracle Moist Intense Hydration Oil”

This oil is 100% the thickest out of all of these six. This hair oil smells so insanely good and is so cheap ($5.99). If you naturally have super oily hair, I would say this probably isn’t the best option. This oil is very hydrating, just like the title suggests, and helps with frizz taming as well.

I hope one of these six hair oils suits your hair! Let me know what hair products I should discuss next. 

Till next Sunday,

Daisy