Moroccanoil Mending Infusion Styling Hair Serum

My hair feels so soft after using it. No leaking, I love the scent of this product.

I use this product on the ends of my hair after washing and drying. I have wavy hair and it really brings it out. My hair becomes shiny and the ends stay moisturized until the next washing. Love it

Scent free and good for frizz control

I must admit I was skeptical when my stylist recommends this product to me after using it on my hair while I was in her salon.Boy was I surprised at how amazingly quickly this product became my absolute favorite.1) It does mend and seal my split ends, smells amazing but definitely NOT overpowering at all.2) My hair is colored every 6 weeks and I give this product 5 stars because I have NEVER used any hair product that works so well for so long!! I’ve been using it for years.3) I have like no think hair, a little goes a long way. A nickel size is plenty for me.4) It works extremely well with hair that gets frizzy in humidity. I live in Florida, so that pretty much nine months out of the year.For all these reasons I HIGHLY recommend this product! You are going to love it.

Love the product but hate the shipping! One of my orders always has a leak.

Has helped my blonde hair so much

Recommended, excellent product. Good quality.

The media could not be loaded. I dropped a little over $100 on Moroccanoil products recently: Smooth shampoo and conditioner, leave-in conditioner, and mending infusion. Here’s my honest feedback.The scent: I remember loving the smell of Moroccanoil when I worked in a salon about 12 years ago. I’m not sure if my olfactory nerves have changed or if their formula has changed—but wow. To sum it up, it’s “too much of a good thing” in my opinion. But I do generally wear minimal fragrance so I’m not used to smelling strong scents on myself all day. And it lasts all day. Even the palms of my hands are now fragranced and I have to double wash them after doing my hair.Shampoo & Conditioner: it’s not terrible. I feel like it’s a fair price point. I have to use more shampoo than expected to feel like I’m really washing my hair, but that could be how the “smooth” line feels. I was using olaplex before this. I liked that but wasn’t impressed compared to all the hype it garners. I actually thought the shampoo stripped my hair too much, and the conditioner is super thick, but I did enjoy the nice but subtle smell of Olaplex in general. I don’t think I will buy either brand of Shampoo/Conditioner for a second time. If the fragrance wasn’t so POW! with Moroccanoil, I would purchase their duo again.Leave-in Conditioner/heat protectant: I like to use a product on my damp hair before I style it to lock in moisture since I have porous hair from lifting/color treating. I really love Olaplex on this front. I also really like how soft Moroccanoil leave-in conditioner makes my hair feel. I typically add a little more something to my hair after dried but only because it’s lacking in natural oils. I likely will not purchase again because of the super strong smell.The mending infusion: this is my least favorite product because it seems to do the exact same thing as the leave in conditioner and (in my opinion) it is the strongest smelling of the products I purchased. If that’s possible. Again, I like the way Moroccanoil smells, but I suspect they’re doing something different with their fragrance ratios. It also doesn’t feel heavy enough to actually weigh down flyaways or seal split ends. It lasts for a minute then kinda dries and looks like nothing has been applied, meaning split ends fray up and flyaways fly.Just my experience with my hair and my nose:)