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St. Botanica Moroccan Argan Hair Growth Oil: Review

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In this era of globalisation and hectic schedules, we often neglect ourselves and cry over the damage caused by the same. Time and again, nature has proved its importance over other things in this world to benefit us. Hair oil is basically hair food. Remember the times when it was our custom to get our hair oiled for better growth? This is what is being revitalised nowadays. People are looking for a natural hair oil that has the least traces of harmful chemicals for nurturing hair. Nature has again proven to be the best nurturer and quite surprisingly last week I was given St Botanica Moroccan Argan Hair Oil (for which I'm thankful ) to test and do a quick  honest review.



The first thing that strikes my mind is the oh-so-smooth consistency of this hair oil. Having a ton of essential oils like Castor oil, Jojoba oil, sweet Almond oil, Olive oil, Grapeseed oil, Avocado oil, Rosemary oil, Tulsi oil, Teatree oil and the rich goodness of Vitamin E, extracts of Amla, Bhringraj, Shikakai, Brahmi and Ashwagandha. The oil is incredibly light in consistency that makes it ideal for daily use. Not only does it have a sweet heavenly fragrance that seems almost therapeutic, but also renders shine for a glistening radiant glow.

What is incredible is its ability to tame flyaway hair without being too greasy. Until now, all the hair oils that had castor oil in them had proven to be quite thick and required to be diluted with some light hair oil to enable the application of it. This oil, however, does not require another oil for its proper application and is quite economic on the fact that its coverage is great. The packaging of this product   is enough to catch your attention at once!

I have dull and frizzy hair and generally don't jump into a conclusion within a few days but this hair oil is seriously a magic potion that repairs the damaged parts and adds shine at the same time. It is extremely hydrating and embalms hair with some sort of magic. Though I did wash it after applying it overnight, you can wash (after a minimum of 1 hour) or leave it according to your will.

Will I buy it again?
Undoubtedly yes! Though it is expensive (1199 INR for 200 ml), I'll definitely buy it again because 

  • It is undoubtedly light enough for daily use
  • Has a therapeutic sweet fragrance
  • It is 100 % natural and has no parabenes, sulphates, mineral oils or harmful chemicals
  • Renders a glistening shine and nurtures hair like never before 
My rating : 5/5
Where to buy : You can buy it from Amazon. (Affiliate)






I recommend people suffering from dull and frizzy hair to buy this oil as it works wonderfully. Lastly, I'm thankful to St Botanica for sending me a sample product to try and give honest reviews. The review is completely a personal opinion of mine and I would love to hear your views on this hair oil in the comments section below. 



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