Name: Video Review of Moroccanoil Protect & Prevent Spray: Blue 1.7 oz by {{userName}}
Uploaded: 2023-02-21T21:49:37.285Z
Duration: 52 s
Channel: Mazi Phillips
Description: Watch a video review of MOROCCANOIL Protect & Prevent Spray. Join Flip to watch product reviews by real shoppers, seamlessly shop a wide selection of brands and earn as you review your favorite products!

I'm currently doing my hair. Fun fact, I like to do my hair at night versus in the morning. But I seriously love this Protect and Prevent spray from Rock and Oil. I spray a few spritz in my hair and I just brush it through. It smells so good too. Like it smells heavenly. And then I just blow dry my hair with a Revlon. I don't have a Dyson, I have a Revlon. It smells so dang good. Just the Protect and Spray that I like to use. Hair, nice and blow dried.

I got the Moroccan Oil, it's a color safe heat protectant, which is great and I'm about to do my hair, so now it's a great time to try it out. It's a pretty small bottle, I didn't realize I was getting such a small size, but you know, this is a good start with and test it out. It smells so good! My hair now smells like it's pretty salon fresh. Okay, and then I'm just going to brush it. I've used Moroccan Oil before, I'm sure many people have, and it's just, it's always been a great product, and they always use it at the salons too, which, you know, shows how great a product it is, and I like that this one's color safe as well. I'm excited to try it out now and see if it keeps this shine.

To smell a Moroccan oil product is to literally love it because their scent is intoxicating. I'm obsessed with it. This is their spray protection heat protectant and it's safe on color treated hair and it prevents color fade, UV and pollution protection. And let me tell you, hair damage from UV rays is so real. Like the way my hair changed when I moved to California and like people thought I was getting highlights, like red, brown highlights. And no, that was literally the sun. So anything to protect my hair from UV rays, I'm all about. It smells amazing.

This is the Moroccan Oil Protect and Prevent Heat Spray. It is supposed to help with color fading and protect your hair when you're gonna use heat on it. So I have been using this and I did notice that my hair doesn't get as brassy as it normally does when I use a heating tool. It has their signature scent that I love so much and it smells so good.

Okay, you guys know that I don't sugarcoat or lie about anything. This is the Moroccan Oil Protect and Prevent Spray. I will say it does the same exact job as every other leave-in conditioner or leave-in product that I have tried like Sun Balm, the RAF brand, etc. However, it's different because it's Moroccan Oil and it has that really nice rich smell to it. If you've ever smelled Moroccan Oil, you know that it has a very distinct smell and it's very delicious. I love it so much! Also, it's color safe and it's paraben free and all that kind of stuff, sulfate free, phosphate free. So it's just very healthy for your hair. Again, I will say it does the same job as every other product. However, it does smell better than all the other products that I've tried. So, I do recommend it in that aspect, but other than that, totally not necessary if you already have one that you're using at home.

Lucelys

The PROTECT & PREVENT SPRAY by Moroccanoil is a must-have for anyone looking to protect their hair from UV rays and color fade. According to Lucelys, the scent of this product is intoxicating, making it a pleasure to use. She mentions that it is safe for color-treated hair and provides protection against pollution as well. Lucelys also shares her personal experience of how her hair changed when exposed to UV rays, emphasizing the importance of protecting it. Overall, this spray seems to be a great solution for those who want to maintain the vibrancy of their hair color and shield it from environmental damage.

Video Review of #MOROCCANOIL Protect & Prevent Spray by Mazi Phillips

Video Review of #MOROCCANOIL Protect & Prevent Spray by Mazi Phillips