Olaplex

Olaplex

tempesttides2019-05-25T03:00:48.000Z
I would honestly go to a salon. For one, they can do a good deep conditioning/Olaplex treatment on your hair before/during another processing. I'm not
rosie992019-05-23T05:33:23.000Z
Olaplex 6
24kt2019-05-19T20:21:00.000Z
Have you tried olaplex?
https://olaplex.com/ I would start with 2. https://help.olaplex.com/detail/no2-bond-perfector for a deep conditioner I am currently liking Ma
b0hemianl0ve2019-05-14T11:12:00.000Z
I like Olaplex 3 or the trader joe's shea & coconut oil. Olaplex for damage, TJ for moisture
eelarge2019-05-14T05:39:00.000Z
On this note, is there anything besides olaplex that can be used for this purpose?
BaconWrapped2019-05-13T18:06:00.000Z
Looks like Loreal has been ordered to pull all Olaplex No 1 dupes off shelves+++
including Matrix bond Ultim8, Redken phBonder, and Smartbond. Loreal plans to appeal asap
19142019-05-12T00:45:00.000Z
Is there a conditioning system comparable to Olaplex but less expensive? TIA!
redheadcupcake2019-05-10T20:49:00.000Z
I add olaplex 1 to my dye at home +
I find it slows the process slightly, so I add time, but not much. If the instructions are "process for 25-30 minutes" I find the 30 is usually enough
tempesttides2019-05-10T11:31:00.000Z
Couple of questions: Does anyone use Olaplex when dying/highlighting hair at home? +
Wondering if it will interfere with the chemicals in any way? I know salons do this, but I am kind of nervous about trying this at home. And, for t
HairDownToThere2019-05-09T13:24:00.000Z
OT - I bought the Olaplex shampoo and conditioner from the Sephora+
sale and I really really really like it. It smooths my hair frizz a lot. Also a little really does go a long way, I just need to use a small amount f