Speed Review: Schwarzkopf BC Bonacure Oil Miracle

I've been using hair oils for quite some time now and am absolutely hooked as they've noticably transformed the condition of my hair.
When I heard that Schwarzkopf were launching their own version, Oil Miracle, I was excited to try it. After all, I've been impressed with other products I've tried from the range and particularly like their Sensitive Soothe Conditioner which I use regularly. Schwarzkopf BC Bonacure Oil Miracle's unique selling point is that it's currently the lightest hair oil on the market and this, together with the fact that there are 2 oils to choose from depending on hair type (one for normal to coarse hair and one for fine hair), make it a good option for hair oil virgins. If you haven't already, now is the time to push aside any preconceptions that a hair oil will make your hair greasy- it won't.

I was a little disappointed at the packaging. From the images I'd seen, I anticipated something rather more luxurious but I felt that the plastic bottle cheapened it. By this, I don't solely mean appearance-wise but I also feel that more thought could have gone into the functionality. I didn't find the drip-top dispenser particularly easy to use although it does enable some level of control so that there's no wastage. Personally, I'd have preferred a pipette or pump.
The oil itself is more viscous than others that I've tried yet doesn't weigh hair down. It smells absolutely incredible although I couldn't detect the scent once my hair was dry. There's nothing strictly wrong with this product & I'm glad I tried it, it just didn't live up to my expectations.
At £24.95 for Oil Miracle, it's in keeping with most similar products. However, I haven't fallen in love with this enough to part me from my current favourite, Healthy Sexy Hair Soy Renewal.