Moroccanoil Promo Codes & Coupons

Collections Organized by What Hair Needs

Moroccanoil sorts its catalog by what hair needs rather than by product type, so the collections run to hydration, repair, volume, color care, curl and frizz control, and each carries its own shampoo, conditioner, mask and styling products. Sitting across all of them is the Moroccanoil Treatment, the argan oil-infused finishing oil the company launched on, which comes in an original formula for medium, thick or curly hair and a Light version for fine and light-colored hair. Beyond haircare there is a body range and a fragrance line. Products are sold through moroccanoil.com, through salons and spas, and through a defined set of authorized retailers, and the brand publishes the list of who those are.

A Counterfeit Problem the Brand Names Itself

Moroccanoil is heavily counterfeited, and the brand is unusually direct about saying so. Its own guidance is that the only way to be certain a product is genuine is to buy from an authorized location: a salon or spa, moroccanoil.com, or a named retailer such as Sephora, Nordstrom or Amazon. It states plainly that it has no association with marketplaces like eBay or Walmart, and that buyers going through unauthorized channels have received damaged, expired and counterfeit goods, which it describes as posing possible risks to health. That is stronger language than most brands use about their own gray market, and the practical version is simple: a price well below the usual one, from a seller you do not recognize, is the warning.