Ojon Rare Blend Oil


The Ojon Rare Blend Oil is something I’ve heard about in the blogosphere for the longest time. It’s been on my wishlist for well over a year now but even though I’m a self confessed hair oil lover, I just couldn’t see myself parting with £30 for one. It wasn’t until my boyfriend’s parents gave me a £20 Boots voucher for Christmas that I decided it was time to give the Ojon Rare Blend Oil a test to see if the high end price tag is better than my high street favourites.

I’ve never used anything from Ojon before, so I wasn’t sure what to expect with their products. A couple of my friends have used Ojon before and have raved about their products so I was excited to try it out. There’s actually three types of rare blend oil; Total Hair Therapy, Moisture Therapy, and Rejuvenating Therapy. As my hair is crazy dry and damaged lately I decided to go for the Total Hair Therapy one, and this happens to be the one I hear raved about. The idea behind this is that you shake this bottle up to blend the three colours together (which is great fun!) to create a sort of super oil to help your hair. A drop of this is meant to help nourish, and make your hair feel healthier and glossier.

When I first started using this I found I was using far too much and found it was making my hair go a bit greasy, but I found when I use the tinniest amount it makes my hair feel super healthy and shiny. When it comes down to ‘repairing’ my hair I’m not to sure how that’s working, as I’ve only used this for three or four weeks now. I do think after a few months use it will work some magic on my damaged hair, especially as it’s feeling great after just a few weeks. I’m glad I finally got around to trying out the Ojon Rare Blend Oil, because I really do think it’s worth the expensive price tag! Once again high end you’re proving to be better than some of my high street favourites!

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