AgadirArgan Oil Daily Moisturizing Conditioner, 12.4 Fl Oz

I used the Agadir shampoo and conditioner for the first time yesterday. I also used the Agadir Argan Oil Treatment on clean damp hair. I let my hair air dry overnight and this morning I was shocked at how wonderful it looked and felt. I have color treated hair and I also heat style several times a week, so dryness in always an issue. I was using Alterna Caviar Moisture Replenishing shampoo and conditioner, which are $32 apiece. However, Agadir actually works much better. The shampoo lathers like crazy and smells nice and this conditioner is thick and rich and very nourishing. I could tell immediately that they were very hydrating. The treatment made my hair frizz free and super shiny and healthy looking. I'm absolutely thrilled with the results. I think Agadir shampoo, conditioner and treatment are great dupes for Moroccan Oil products. I've used both and truthfully I like the results I get with Agadir better. My local grocery store carries Agadir which is where I originally saw this brand. I was looking for a sulfate free moisturizing shampoo/conditioner that did not contain protein. Agadir has panthenol but no other protein so I decided to purchase the shampoo, which was $20. I later decided that I also needed the conditioner and Amazon had a much better price than the grocery store. Together these products are absolutely magical and frankly I'm amazed at the change in my hair. The ends are no longer parched and it responds much better to styling. I rotate a moisturizing formula with a high protein one (Pureology Perfect 4 Platinum or Strength Cure) every 3 or 4 times and this way my hair gets what it needs: protein for strength and a remedy for dry ends. I am definitely making Agadir a part of this routine. If you have dry hair and are in need of something that will hydrate and leave your hair very healthy looking, then Agadir is for you. My hair is medium in texture and these products did not weigh my hair down at all so maybe they're also suitable for fine hair. I absolutely love everything about Agadir. The treatment serum is exactly the same as Moroccan Oil but without the heavy scent and it's an integral part of the routine. I don't think my results would have been nearly as good if I hadn't used all three products. They are obviously designed to work together and they are worth every penny. If you decide to try Agadir, purchase it on Amazon. Everywhere else I've seen the brand the price has been double that of Amazon. The serum sells for $39 in the grocery store!! I recommend this conditioner as well as the shampoo and treatment to anyone who wants to transform dry locks into bouncy healthy looking strands. These products are amazing and there's nothing better at any price.

I have extremely thick, curly, coarse hair. I swear I wake up every day and the under layer of my hair is completely dreaded. I have to pick it out with a comb almost every day... So I was excited to be getting a conditioner that everyone raved about! I was hoping it would magically turn my unruly curls into angelic bouncing ringlets of softness and glory. Perhaps that was unrealistic? But it's nice conditioner... smells really good, and my hair is always nice and smooth after. But the wind didn't change directions and birds didn't sing and the planets didn't align. It's nice conditioner but a little out of my price range considering my usual tennis ball-sized glob of Pantene has about the same effect...Lesson learned: if you've got out of control curls, even really nice conditioner probably won't tame them. But if you want some nice conditioner that smells good and leaves your hair soft, this stuff is good!

I love my Argan Oil leave-in treatment, so when I needed to change to a sulfate- and NaCl-free shampoo after my Brazilian Blowout, I decided to go with the matching Agadir Argan Oil Shampoo and Conditioner, because I didn't like the scent or the feel of the products the salon recommended. I wasn't disappointed. They smell "spicy clean" as another reviewer described it, a scent that's neither feminine nor masculine, and unlike some other brands, don't leave my hair smelling like cooking oil after a few days. Even after using all three products--the Argan Oil Shampoo, the Argan Oil Conditioner and a healthy amount of Argan Oil Leave-in Treatment (the size of a quarter for my chin-length hair), my hair is silky smooth, soft, shiny but never oily and it doesn't attract dirt. The Brazilian Blowout is holding up as it should, but now that it's 6 weeks old, it's got some nice body and life to it at the roots without loss of control and ease further down the strand, and I can tell I'm going to get quite a few more months before I have to repeat that treatment, thanks to my Agadir trio of products, which weren't expensive, as salon-quality products go.What's more? When I went back to the salon at 6 weeks for a trim, both the shampoo girl and my stylist commented on how soft and manageable my hair was and wanted to know what I was using. They used their products while I was there, and I couldn't wait to wash my hair when I got home so I could get back to the honest clean of the Agadir products, with the natural body and softness, the silky smooth strands, with good volume and no "gummed up" feel. I'll never use anything else in my hair again, whether my hair is long or short. And I only have to wash my hair every 5 or 6 days, too. With the old shampoos and conditioners and the residues they leave behind, plus the anti-frizz products I had to use on top of them, I was shampooing to get the build-up out at least every 3 - 4 days.

I’m a guy with longer hair and have used this product for a while now. The scent, when you first use it, is very strong. It’s good scent but will be a surprise for most. After a while you hardly notice it though. As for moisturizing, I was using an OGX coconut oil conditioner before this and actually believe the OGX moisturized my hair better and made it softer. This conditioner made it easier to use and manage my hair with products though, which I found interesting, and is why I still use it.