The Ordinary Argan Oil review

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It’s been quite a while since I posted here! apologies for the long pause. i moved to california in february so lately i have been busy with that and other things in life. but I’m here now and ready to give you an update on what I’ve been up to since I moved. and i have been trying many different products that i hope to share with you in the near future. Today I am reviewing Argan Oil Ordinary, a product that I have been using every day since I bought it last September. after finishing my first bottle, i immediately ordered two more because i liked it so much.

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The Ordinary Argan Oil review

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the ordinary argan oil review

I spend a lot more time outdoors here than in new york, which requires a change in my skin and hair care routines. For one, I will be trying many more sunscreens here (yes, even more than I have tried before) due to the great need to use them every day on my afternoon walk. Similarly, argan oil has become a mainstay in my hair care routine here on the west coast, mainly because my hair craves more hydration here in the low humidity conditions of socal and more protection from the natural elements. (also known as sunlight).

plain argan oil can be used on the face or hair (or both), but I prefer to use it on my hair. I squeeze a dropper of oil into my palms, rub them together, then run it through damp, towel-dried hair. it has done wonders in helping my hair look less straw-like after all the california sun it’s been getting here.

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Argan oil has been shown to help protect hair from oxidative damage, so it makes sense that it would be a great product to use as a leave-in sunscreen. wearing a hat is another great way to protect your hair, of course. i love the feeling of combing the oil through my hair, it feels like such a luxurious feeling, like you are giving your hair a day at the spa, as weird as it sounds. Another argan oil product that I love to use is Seaweed Bath Co. Unscented Argan Moisturizing Conditioner. I guess my hair responds well to argan oil. Unlike conditioner, this oil doesn’t rinse down the drain, it stays on your hair until the next time you shampoo. It’s fragrance-free (and doesn’t really smell much), but as usual, be sure to test before applying it, just in case you’re allergic to it.

a word of caution for anyone with “mixed hair” like me (oily scalp + dry ends): don’t apply this oil too close to the scalp; your hair will end up looking sad and greasy instead of soft and moisturized. There’s a fine line between oily and moisturizing, and you don’t want to cross it. just focus on applying it to the ends of your hair, and maybe quickly glide through the hair closest to your scalp if you want to tame some of the frizzies that show up there sometimes, just try not to overdo it by applying it too close to the scalp. scalp area.

it’s incredibly affordable, just like the rest of the ordinary products. Seems like a great value because what you see is what you get: 100% Argan Oil. No fillers, fragrances, or other strange ingredients. only the good stuff. And it’ll last you a long time, too – I’m currently close to three-quarters of my way through my second jar (which I started in late January), so I’d estimate one jar to last about four months.