Olaplex

Olaplex

gloss882020-12-16T14:24:29.000Z
I get the kerratin treatments done! I’ve always
Used living proof. Then I saw it had sodium. I switched to WEN fig. It worked great. My last treatment some pieces of my hair literally got fried from
Pookiedoll2020-12-14T11:56:49.000Z
Need something that will detangle hair. I’m ripping so much out when I brush ++
I tried the olaplex system and it’s still tangly and breaking off when I blow it out.
mandycool012020-12-12T04:28:51.000Z
Olaplex 3 helped a little. 9 mo post accutane myself
LauraLiz2B2020-12-10T14:45:05.000Z
I’d get Olaplex or something I know I’ll use in the future. I’m just not into cosmetics these days!
Shizuku22020-12-10T09:56:23.000Z
Olaplex Shampoo, Oil, & Styling Cream, It's a 10 Leave in, Paul Mitchell ++
Super Skinny Serum, Eva NYC Therapy session mask, Living Proof Night cap phd (as a pre shampoo). I have thick, pouffy, dry, slightly wavy hair that's
rayoflight2020-12-09T15:25:01.000Z
Phyto 7 cream, Phyto hair 'laque', Bioderma Node A and Fluide (though A is kinda +
nicer as it's not liquid like Node Fluide=easier to use, and A has vit B5, which is always great for hair conditioning), Alterna Caviar Bond Repair ma
RikkiTikkiTavvi2020-12-09T14:01:03.000Z
AG Firewall, AG Conditioning Mist, AG Ultradynamics hairspray & Olaplex. My hair is straight & fine.
autumn952020-12-05T18:42:30.000Z
LabMuffin did a blog on it. Link +
https://labmuffin.com/how-does-olaplex-hair-treatment-work/
rayoflight2020-12-05T06:30:34.000Z
I think yes. While their product info says the bond-building/multiplication is permanent +++
their own patent less fiction-y about it: ''Binding herein is defined as the formation of covalent, ionic or hydrogen bonding, etc. Under normal ha
gloss882020-12-04T22:18:53.000Z
If you use olaplex and get good results,
Do you need to keep using?? Ty