Olaplex

Olaplex

daisy112020-03-29T20:24:13.000Z
Anyone know of a good substitute for Olaplex No. 6?
I'm allergic to one of its ingredients so need to find a substitute. TIA!
TraumaNurse2020-03-22T18:17:55.000Z
I did a couple of bleach bath/caps last week to try lightening my ....
... grown out roots. My regrowth lightened up to a pale orange color that didn't budge with any of my blue and purple S&C's. I've used Olaplex alon
dragonisdragon2020-03-18T11:13:47.000Z
I agree with some posts below. Elasticizer was nothing special whereas olaplex gives me noticeable
Strengthening of the hair.
productgirl2020-03-16T20:03:58.000Z
They are completely different. Olaplex rebuilds the bonds (I use 1 diluted then 2)...
Elasticizer is more of a moisturizer. I like to use them together, do an olaplex treatment and let you hair dry until it's damp, then put the Elastici
rayoflight2020-03-16T04:00:22.000Z
Not sure which Olaplex product you mean, but I see +
nicer looking and behaving hair from Olaplex 1, 2 and 3. The shampoo, conditioner and oil aren’t that great, aside from scent. The cream (no5?) is ok,
Eeeeelicia2020-03-15T22:09:26.000Z
If you’ve used both Olaplex and Philip Kingsley Elasticizer, would you say they’re similar?
Clearquartz2020-03-13T23:10:57.000Z
2nd Olaplex no. 7
Sparkylarky2020-03-13T16:58:53.000Z
Olaplex 7 bonding oil and another vote for moroccanoil
mannequin2020-03-07T08:31:34.000Z
You can’t overdo Olaplex. It’s a bond builder.
Nikkilici0us2020-03-06T15:20:51.000Z
Gently clarify your hair... wash with moisturizing shampoo.. then use olaplex treatment on damp +
hair, rinse out, use protein treatment like joico kpak, then use moisturizing conditioner or mask