https://m.sephora.com/brand/olaplex?...SAAEgJCcvD_BwE
So yeah I looked on Sephora.com and they sell #3 and #4, which is a shampoo.
So, I just kinda breezed through the thread to begin with and what I thought you were talking about before is products at like Sally that day they are “comparable to olaplex,” which nothing would be, and Sally sells a lot of garbage and hopes and dreams. But that wasn’t what you were talking about.
Basically you can use a treatment like #3 or a shampoo like #4 to give you a small small small fraction of the rebonding effects that come from #1 and #2. I use a shampoo and a mask from a different line that are like #3 and #4 and I use them not in combination with each other and only about every third wash. So this product you are buying and using is a very good investment in your hair and yeah keep using it!
What olaplex #1 and #2 (which are only available to salon professionals) do is very easy for anyone to find on the internet but we’re on this site talking about hair rn so what the hell—
Hair has bonds that have been told how to be arranged in order to “be hair.” When we do chemical processes like coloring, bleaching, relaxing, perming, etc, the bonds are broken so the hair can “be something” else besides what it was told to be in the structuring of the bonds. So when the bonds are broken, that’s what we are talking about when we say compromising the hair, it becomes damaged and fragile and can break off or not take color or whatever other weird shit it wants to do or not do.
Olaplex rebuilds the bonds so your hair can be healthy enough to just feel nicer, be stronger, take curl, take bleach without dissolving or breaking off, or take color where it couldn’t before. So it really is amazing. It’s not a protein based thing, it makes your hair feel great and look noticeably better and it is not temporary, it is forever, or until you do something again to break the bonds.
Also if you read this and think, my stylist doesn’t use that stuff, well ask him/her to—or, there are other bond builders that people may prefer to use, Brazilian Blowout has an awesome one and so does Oligopro and Wella. So your guy or gal may be using one but you don’t know it. A lot of high end salons just include olaplex in all bleach services and build it in to what you pay, but you. Should. Ask!
So that’s my bad, but yes #3 is a very good investment for you to use as long as you are buying from authorized retailers and Sephora is. So kudos for taking care of your hair, good job

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