Hi:) I am a biochemistry major and I am really interested in this kind of science. When I first started bleaching my hair I did a ton of research on olaplex and other products like it. Your blog post on olaplex was really helpful and in general, I am very inspired by everything you've done on youtube and your blog. I have been watching youtube and reading beauty blogs since I was in middle school but as I began to receive formal science education, I became increasingly frustrated with all of the false, contradicting, and wish-washy information online. I would love to know more about your chemistry background and if you do any research!
You're a mod on skincareaddiction?! I love that subreddit so much and love your work as well. Talking the science of skincare really helps me relax. I'm working on a PhD in molecular genetics myself.
Can you PLEASE do a video on k18?! I’ve had some seriously insane results with it and trying to explain the science behind it is so hard since it’s still a newer product
I came also to comment on that. I uses olaplex and it worked quite well but it was very irritating for my skin. Now somebody recommended K18 but it's ridiculously expensive so I would like an honest opinion before I buy it..
@@latro1989 honestly I really love k18 so far. I’ve been using it on almost all of my highlight clients and almost every client who has taken it home has actually seen really good results. I used it regularly but now I use it here and there, and use their detox shampoo once a week and haven’t had any irritation from it so far. I still have my olaplex shampoo and will use it every once in a blue moon(I mostly use it to wash my makeup brushes now 😂😂😂) and it doesn’t irritate my skin nearly as much but I still can’t use it regularly.
Now that there are other products on the market claiming to do the same thing I’d love to see a comparison video. I’ve looked into the ingredients of some to see how similar they are but could use your help in identifying if any of the non-alike ingredients are other chemicals that repair those disulfide bonds and how they do it!! Love your videos!! :)
Superb video - thank you. A client sent it to me. I'm a decorator, but style my wife's hair. I bought 6 & 7. It's having a fabulous impact. I asked my curly haired client if she'd heard of Olaplex and would you believe, she wrote part of her dissertation on it!
I’ve been using Olaplex for a few years and I swear it makes a difference. I add my pink/purple hair dye in the #3 and I get a boost of color at the same time. I haven’t tried the shampoo and conditioner yet but really want to.
As both a biochem and beauty nerd, WOW do I enjoy this channel! Your videos are professional, captivating and so well explained. Keep up the great work!!
Although i'm studying psychology but i also love chemistry. I'm a skincare junkie. So finding your channel is such a boon to me. It has opened eyes about certain cosmetic ingredients. Really love the knowledge you impart. Thank you so much 🥺❤
I love this video, very well organized! As a bio major I really appreciate the detailed scientific explanation because other people tend to be vague and not actually explain what happens. Thank you!
I fell in love when you said "bis-aminopropyl diglycol dimaleate". Thanks for chem class! Your videos are so informative and straightforward. You are a gem!
I know this is several years too late but I'm mainly commenting for future readers. The #3 will only be effective while it's still damp. It won't do much leaving it in overnight. You'd be better off applying #3 on lightly damp hair, covering hair with plastic cap or bag for up to an hour. The #6 is a leave-in anyway so you wouldn't wash that out. However, you could use the #8 (hair mask) as an overnight treatment.
Michelle! It's like you've read my mind! I was searching for hair videos on your youtube channel but didn't seem to find any, so I referred to your blog where I found loads of content on hair! However, I do love to learn new things visually, so hope to see more of these! :)
You always give us the best and most informative content that makes sense especially since I'm not doing chemistry at degree level. I really appreciate ur explanations, and now I'm gonna go out and check out the olaplex line
I read and saw a lot of positive reviews for this product and now I know that it works and isn't just hype. I now know the science behind the damage from bleaching and how this products repairs the damage. I also know that it is best for my stylist to use this product when she bleaches my hair (highlights). I bought the complete system, it arrived today and look forward to using it.
Thank you! I'm over 60 and tend to run low on copper, which I'm certain you know can ruin hair especially when one fights gray, like I do. I'm ordering right now.
Wow! This is the best science video I have seen on YT! You explained the reactions so well! I have been on the fence about using olaplex but I’m going to buy some! I have really healthy hair but I do get highlights about once a year so I know my hair could use some TLC and repair.
Huh, previous to watching this I thought that there was no way olpalex actually worked and it was just all hype! Thank you! 💖 I wish I’d known about this when i destroyed my hair from bleach a few years back!
Another great video. One question, could you do a video on how do those treatments in salons work like Brazilian Blowouts? I've never understood how they work and I've heard from some people that it can be damaging for the hair. Would love to know what you can find about it!
Thank you very much for the scientific explanation of this technology. This is exactly the type of video I was searching for. Happy to subscribe for the more since oriented beauty content ❤️
Hi thank you. i enjoy all your posts! I'm a hair colorist, and wanted to tell folks, that some people have hair that cannot be bleached to white; they have too much pheomelanin, ( yellow). ( As you know)....!! I have brown hair, level 5, and my hair, if bleached " white," breaks off.. I'd have to continually use Olaplex to save it!!! Thank you for your technical information.
I don’t bleach, colour, blow dry, straighten etc. And I still use olaplex twice a month bc shampooing, natural drying, the sun etc all damage the hair. All I use are #0 and #3. Any of there other products have silicone in them so they aren’t as suitable for curly hair. My hair is down to my waistline with minimal split ends that I can cut myself so I haven’t gotten a cut in two years! I had no idea that adding #3 to bleach did so much! I wish more hairdressers/stylists did their research and do diligence.
I’ll have to look at #0 and #3. I avoid silicones because my hair has low porosity and they doesn’t absorb. I stopped coloring my hair a few years ago, but I still heat style it (with a protectant). It’s healthy, but I like trying new things. And I report back to my stylist how they worked for me
@@pvanpelt1 I hope it works for you! If your hair is anything like mine, it might really like the strengthening oil from briogio. It’s the only product I have found with ceramides, and no silicone obvs. Oils from the ordinary also don’t have silicone which can be nice to find leave-in aminos and fatty acids.
Michelle, is gray hair sort of “damaged” without doing anything damaging to it? Some sections of my hair that are only white hair act totally differently from the rest of my hair. Will Olaplex help? I don’t heat dry or use damaging products.
I am not Michelle, but the main difference between normal and gray hair is the fact that it's cortex is much thinner. It's not damaged on the outside, so olaplex won't help, it's thinner on the inside.
I LOVE science and I love colouring my hair so this information is much appreciated. Thank you for taking the time to put both the video and blog post together.
Can you please make a video about freezy curly hair thats are defecult to brush and tingly with split ends , like to know the solutions for these problems And about keratin treatments and barazilian blowout 💆♀️💖
I absolutely love your videos ❤️❤️ Thanks so much for the awesome info you supply. You teach so well. You're the most underrated TH-cam ever. Much love from Brazil 😍❤️
There also 2 types of melanin and the type responsible for red/yellow pigments is larger and takes longer to break down. This is why hair always lifts wrong :)
@NaomiWilliams Your hair is beautiful. I have true ash blonde hair, and mine lifts in what seems like moments! hahaha I'm middle age now and have begun to get silver stripes. Previously I'd highlighted my hair almost all my adult life, but have stopped since nature has taken over. Is there anything I need to know should I consider doing any sort of addtl highlights or color now that I'm half silver/half ash?
@@therealJamieJoy I would only get more highlights if you feel like the grays don't blend in well but it's definitely not required or anything. One thing to be aware of is that gray hair can get a yellow or brassy tint to it. This can happen because of using too high of heat on it, hard water, or product buildup. Using a purple toning shampoo about once a week will prevent this and keep your grays looking bright!
I already use Clairol Shimmerlights mixed in to a more conditioning nexxus shampoo -- thank you for taking the time to respond. I truly appreciate it. :)
Will you create a video explaining the difference between K18 Hair Mask and Olaplex? It also seems that Joico’s peptide complex is similar to the K18 peptide complex…can you explain the differences…thanks.
Hi Michelle, thank you so much for all your videos and your scientific insights, it is so refreshing to be able to rely on informations. I have a question regarding Olaplex, I used the number 3 on slightly bleached hair, at the beginning, it worked like magic on my ultra tangled hair but then I started experiencing important breakage. I didn't think it was Olaplex so I used it a second time months later and got breakage again. I read a lot of people experienced this issue and I wondered if there is a scientific explanation. I believe my hair is quite sensitive to protein overload, could it be linked ?
I think it could be kind of linked - it could be that there are too many bonds perhaps. I'd recommend giving your hair a break from it and using other ingredients instead if you want more strength.
@@LabMuffinBeautyScience Thank you so much for your answer. I'll baby them with hydration without protein (which is not that easy to find) or bond building technology and keep watching your videos ;)
Watched this with Olaplex in my hair just like you watch cleaning videos when you clean or nutritionists' videos when eating a good meal ahahah very satisfying 😂 and instructive of course 😉
This was so helpful. I really want to try olaplex but always get so confused about the numbers. So: 1 is to mix into the hair bleach. 2 is post bleach treatment for 10-20 minutes. 3 is also post bleach treatment for 10-20 minutes. 4 and 5 are respectively shampoo and conditioner. But what is 6?
Hello madam. I am from India. Recently I have done rebonding and now my hair are so damaged and starts hairfall. Can I use olaplex to get my hair stronger and shiner. Please reply I am waiting.
I know this is an older video, but I need to know if this undoes a permanent wave? I want to perm my hair, but I would like to condition it without losing the curl. I'm a new subscriber so I'm sorry I'm commenting so late.
Hey! I found this video from your blog! Can you speak about Olaplex 2? For example, if it’s just 1 but less concentrated, do you think it’s actually a necessary step after using 1? Thank you!
Hi! I have a question. When you refer to an Olaplex treatment, like the when you reference your friend Mary in your blog post...What treatment are you referring to? Like which step? Is she using just the n.3 or the shampoo and conditioner, or/and the oil? What would be the best product to use?
Thank you for sharing! Love your videos. Could you share about the science behind eye creams? I've seen so many products in the market but I'm at a loss of which to choose from, and what really works.
Would be awesome if you did a yt short update on this including Olaplex 0. Cost effectiveness comparison in regards to percentage of the active ingredient. Cant decide on 0 or 3
I have never bleached or colored my hair, and I don’t ever use heat on my hair. Basically I don’t have any hair problems except for the usual normal shedding (which I find so annoying). My hair is about 30% natural gray and the rest is my natural color which is black. But if I use Olaplex, will it make my hair look fuller and shinier and more robust and resistant to sun damage?
So is olaplex a protein treatment? And if so, do we have to balance it with a moisturizing treatment? I'm asking because after 2 uses of olaplex within 2 weeks i didn't see any difference on my hair.Allthow my hair is bleached, it isn't visibly damaged and without any split ends and contains a normal amount of moisture (It feels only a little dry sometimes).Instead, after the olaplex treatment it felt kinda weird, shiny but dry (?!) i just couldn't explain it... Thank youuu
I love Olaplex. I leave it on overnight and wash it off in the morning and it works wonders for dry hair :-) Not cheap but worth every penny. I have only used no 3 so far. :-)
Can anyone help me? If using Olaplex number 1 in my bleaching process must I bump up de developer? I wanted to use 30 volume, must I use then 40 volume plus olaplex to obtain the same result as a 30 volume?
Hi:) I am a biochemistry major and I am really interested in this kind of science. When I first started bleaching my hair I did a ton of research on olaplex and other products like it. Your blog post on olaplex was really helpful and in general, I am very inspired by everything you've done on youtube and your blog. I have been watching youtube and reading beauty blogs since I was in middle school but as I began to receive formal science education, I became increasingly frustrated with all of the false, contradicting, and wish-washy information online. I would love to know more about your chemistry background and if you do any research!
Hi! I have more info in the About page of my blog: labmuffin.com/about-michelle/
And thank you so much!
The Podcast “The Beauty Brains” has 2 cosmetic chemists ( one that specializes in hair products) as hosts. You’ll get science based info from them.
You're a mod on skincareaddiction?! I love that subreddit so much and love your work as well. Talking the science of skincare really helps me relax. I'm working on a PhD in molecular genetics myself.
You graduated ? 😂
Can you PLEASE do a video on k18?! I’ve had some seriously insane results with it and trying to explain the science behind it is so hard since it’s still a newer product
I came also to comment on that. I uses olaplex and it worked quite well but it was very irritating for my skin. Now somebody recommended K18 but it's ridiculously expensive so I would like an honest opinion before I buy it..
@@latro1989 honestly I really love k18 so far. I’ve been using it on almost all of my highlight clients and almost every client who has taken it home has actually seen really good results. I used it regularly but now I use it here and there, and use their detox shampoo once a week and haven’t had any irritation from it so far.
I still have my olaplex shampoo and will use it every once in a blue moon(I mostly use it to wash my makeup brushes now 😂😂😂) and it doesn’t irritate my skin nearly as much but I still can’t use it regularly.
No one is talking about your beautiful purple eyebrows?? They are soooo pretty and cool, look very good on you!
Until you mentoined it, I didn't notice, its quite subtle, very well done.
Now that there are other products on the market claiming to do the same thing I’d love to see a comparison video. I’ve looked into the ingredients of some to see how similar they are but could use your help in identifying if any of the non-alike ingredients are other chemicals that repair those disulfide bonds and how they do it!! Love your videos!! :)
I'm a hairdresser with a huge love for chemistry. Thank you so much for making this! More hair videos please!
Superb video - thank you. A client sent it to me. I'm a decorator, but style my wife's hair. I bought 6 & 7. It's having a fabulous impact. I asked my curly haired client if she'd heard of Olaplex and would you believe, she wrote part of her dissertation on it!
I’ve been using Olaplex for a few years and I swear it makes a difference. I add my pink/purple hair dye in the #3 and I get a boost of color at the same time. I haven’t tried the shampoo and conditioner yet but really want to.
As both a biochem and beauty nerd, WOW do I enjoy this channel! Your videos are professional, captivating and so well explained. Keep up the great work!!
Although i'm studying psychology but i also love chemistry. I'm a skincare junkie. So finding your channel is such a boon to me. It has opened eyes about certain cosmetic ingredients. Really love the knowledge you impart. Thank you so much 🥺❤
I love this video, very well organized! As a bio major I really appreciate the detailed scientific explanation because other people tend to be vague and not actually explain what happens. Thank you!
I was going to ask if buying Olaplex made sense for long virgin hair and just at that moment you mentioned mechanical damage lol. Thank you so much!!
Thank you for this! I have been wondering whether Olaplaex is just another hyped product or really worth the price. Thumbs up!!!
Worth every cent
@@sheila7909 It sure is!
I fell in love when you said "bis-aminopropyl diglycol dimaleate". Thanks for chem class! Your videos are so informative and straightforward. You are a gem!
Can you also make a video on K18? I heard that its better than olaplex so would like to see the comparison
same
This stuff is amazing, I use No 3 and leave in overnight ( as advised by my hairdresser) and no 6 is a great leave in conditioner
I know this is several years too late but I'm mainly commenting for future readers.
The #3 will only be effective while it's still damp.
It won't do much leaving it in overnight. You'd be better off applying #3 on lightly damp hair, covering hair with plastic cap or bag for up to an hour.
The #6 is a leave-in anyway so you wouldn't wash that out.
However, you could use the #8 (hair mask) as an overnight treatment.
Michelle! It's like you've read my mind! I was searching for hair videos on your youtube channel but didn't seem to find any, so I referred to your blog where I found loads of content on hair! However, I do love to learn new things visually, so hope to see more of these! :)
You always give us the best and most informative content that makes sense especially since I'm not doing chemistry at degree level. I really appreciate ur explanations, and now I'm gonna go out and check out the olaplex line
I read and saw a lot of positive reviews for this product and now I know that it works and isn't just hype. I now know the science behind the damage from bleaching and how this products repairs the damage. I also know that it is best for my stylist to use this product when she bleaches my hair (highlights). I bought the complete system, it arrived today and look forward to using it.
Explained simply and so easy for non-chemist to understand, really love your work Michelle!
Thank you! I'm over 60 and tend to run low on copper, which I'm certain you know can ruin hair especially when one fights gray, like I do. I'm ordering right now.
Wow! This is the best science video I have seen on YT! You explained the reactions so well! I have been on the fence about using olaplex but I’m going to buy some! I have really healthy hair but I do get highlights about once a year so I know my hair could use some TLC and repair.
The most comprehensive Olaplex information I’ve seen to date thank you
Huh, previous to watching this I thought that there was no way olpalex actually worked and it was just all hype! Thank you! 💖 I wish I’d known about this when i destroyed my hair from bleach a few years back!
i saw this video years ago and i never forgot it , you are the bomb at explaining science!
Another great video. One question, could you do a video on how do those treatments in salons work like Brazilian Blowouts? I've never understood how they work and I've heard from some people that it can be damaging for the hair. Would love to know what you can find about it!
Finally, I really understand how it works. Before I only knew they supposed to repair sulfate bonds and that's it. Great job!
Wish there was something similar to wipe off skin damage n restore skin back to its normal health 😍. Wishful thinking much?
Retinol and lot of sunscreen under the proces?!
Let's shave off our faces. Anyone with me? :D
@@donotreply8979 try dermaplaning!!
@@sarahm3875 whats that?
@@strc5225 it's a facial you get thank shaves off the top layer of dead skin and peach fuzz. It keeps the skin fresh and youthful.
Thank you very much for the scientific explanation of this technology. This is exactly the type of video I was searching for. Happy to subscribe for the more since oriented beauty content ❤️
Hi thank you. i enjoy all your posts!
I'm a hair colorist, and wanted to tell folks, that some people have hair that cannot be bleached to white; they have too much pheomelanin, ( yellow). ( As you know)....!!
I have brown hair, level 5, and my hair, if bleached " white," breaks off.. I'd have to continually use Olaplex to save it!!!
Thank you for your technical information.
This answered so many of my questions! I love Olaplex! Worth every penny.
I started using Olaplex and Its absolutely amazing!
I’ve been so curious about their products. Solid video, hon!
Soooooo what about Bond Bar????
Ty for the crash course on Olaplex!! 😊
I don’t bleach, colour, blow dry, straighten etc. And I still use olaplex twice a month bc shampooing, natural drying, the sun etc all damage the hair. All I use are #0 and #3. Any of there other products have silicone in them so they aren’t as suitable for curly hair. My hair is down to my waistline with minimal split ends that I can cut myself so I haven’t gotten a cut in two years!
I had no idea that adding #3 to bleach did so much! I wish more hairdressers/stylists did their research and do diligence.
I’ll have to look at #0 and #3. I avoid silicones because my hair has low porosity and they doesn’t absorb. I stopped coloring my hair a few years ago, but I still heat style it (with a protectant). It’s healthy, but I like trying new things. And I report back to my stylist how they worked for me
@@pvanpelt1 I hope it works for you! If your hair is anything like mine, it might really like the strengthening oil from briogio. It’s the only product I have found with ceramides, and no silicone obvs. Oils from the ordinary also don’t have silicone which can be nice to find leave-in aminos and fatty acids.
Michelle, is gray hair sort of “damaged” without doing anything damaging to it? Some sections of my hair that are only white hair act totally differently from the rest of my hair. Will Olaplex help? I don’t heat dry or use damaging products.
I am not Michelle, but the main difference between normal and gray hair is the fact that it's cortex is much thinner. It's not damaged on the outside, so olaplex won't help, it's thinner on the inside.
@ thank you! Do you know why it is dry and frizzy and less likely to curl compared to my dark hair? Olive oil helps though, a little bit each time
I LOVE science and I love colouring my hair so this information is much appreciated. Thank you for taking the time to put both the video and blog post together.
Can you please make a video about freezy curly hair thats are defecult to brush and tingly with split ends , like to know the solutions for these problems
And about keratin treatments and barazilian blowout 💆♀️💖
Great video, thank you for explaining how it works. I'm going to try it on my relaxed, and dyed hair.
This was very nice to watch and listen to :) Could you do a video about hair straightening keratin treatment?
Thank you for making this hair video! Could you do a video on how Pureology works?
I absolutely love your videos ❤️❤️
Thanks so much for the awesome info you supply. You teach so well. You're the most underrated TH-cam ever. Much love from Brazil 😍❤️
Hi Michelle, could you do some videos on dangers of haircare and hair dye product myths please?
There also 2 types of melanin and the type responsible for red/yellow pigments is larger and takes longer to break down. This is why hair always lifts wrong :)
@NaomiWilliams Your hair is beautiful. I have true ash blonde hair, and mine lifts in what seems like moments! hahaha I'm middle age now and have begun to get silver stripes. Previously I'd highlighted my hair almost all my adult life, but have stopped since nature has taken over. Is there anything I need to know should I consider doing any sort of addtl highlights or color now that I'm half silver/half ash?
@@therealJamieJoy I would only get more highlights if you feel like the grays don't blend in well but it's definitely not required or anything. One thing to be aware of is that gray hair can get a yellow or brassy tint to it. This can happen because of using too high of heat on it, hard water, or product buildup. Using a purple toning shampoo about once a week will prevent this and keep your grays looking bright!
I already use Clairol Shimmerlights mixed in to a more conditioning nexxus shampoo -- thank you for taking the time to respond. I truly appreciate it. :)
That explains my life long battle with fighting brassiness!!!
Very informative as a Olaplex user thank you.Love and light
Will you create a video explaining the difference between K18 Hair Mask and Olaplex? It also seems that Joico’s peptide complex is similar to the K18 peptide complex…can you explain the differences…thanks.
Hi Michelle, thank you so much for all your videos and your scientific insights, it is so refreshing to be able to rely on informations. I have a question regarding Olaplex, I used the number 3 on slightly bleached hair, at the beginning, it worked like magic on my ultra tangled hair but then I started experiencing important breakage. I didn't think it was Olaplex so I used it a second time months later and got breakage again. I read a lot of people experienced this issue and I wondered if there is a scientific explanation. I believe my hair is quite sensitive to protein overload, could it be linked ?
I think it could be kind of linked - it could be that there are too many bonds perhaps. I'd recommend giving your hair a break from it and using other ingredients instead if you want more strength.
@@LabMuffinBeautyScience Thank you so much for your answer. I'll baby them with hydration without protein (which is not that easy to find) or bond building technology and keep watching your videos ;)
Watched this with Olaplex in my hair just like you watch cleaning videos when you clean or nutritionists' videos when eating a good meal ahahah very satisfying 😂 and instructive of course 😉
This was so helpful. I really want to try olaplex but always get so confused about the numbers.
So:
1 is to mix into the hair bleach.
2 is post bleach treatment for 10-20 minutes.
3 is also post bleach treatment for 10-20 minutes.
4 and 5 are respectively shampoo and conditioner.
But what is 6?
6 is a leave in conditioner
@@DianaVanessaful Thank you so much for clearing that up for me 🥰
Could you also provide your thoughts on the new products, 6 and 7?
I love your sense of humour!
Could you please do a video on the K18 Biomimetic Hairscience Hair Mask☺️
Btw love your channel😍
Hello madam. I am from India. Recently I have done rebonding and now my hair are so damaged and starts hairfall. Can I use olaplex to get my hair stronger and shiner. Please reply I am waiting.
THANK YOU for explaining this so clearly.
Which one(s) would you recommend for chemically straightened hair?
I love your videos! Could you do one on K18 at some stage?
I know this is an older video, but I need to know if this undoes a permanent wave? I want to perm my hair, but I would like to condition it without losing the curl. I'm a new subscriber so I'm sorry I'm commenting so late.
This is a great video, thank you for sharing.
So would this help with hair growth/thickness too?
Thanks @LabMuffinBeautyScience, when when broken bonds reforms trough oxidation, what happens with the hydrogen? Is oxygen involved?
great explanation! thanks for that!
Thank you!
Hi! Thank you for this info! Is there any dupe for Olaplex? I live in Argentina and here the customs fees are crazy high 🙄
Olaplex tiene su fórmula patentada. Así que no creo que encuentres alguna alternativa que contenga los mismos ingredientes 😔
Thank you for making this!!
Great video! Well done!
What about the new curlsmith product? Can it really do what they claim does?
Thanks Michelle so helpful! Very curious as to your thoughts on Virtue Labs and how it differs from Olaplex.
Hi. Thanks for the video, do you think that it could help if i have dry curly hair? And if so, can i use the number 1 or 2? Or just 3?
Fabulous video!! How would you incorporate Olaplex into a relaxer/ straightening process? SUBSCRIBED!
Very awesome video thanks for great knowledge ☺️
Thank you Lab Muffin chick. Super appreciate your science behind this product. You're the best marketing team Olaplex has got (y)
Hey! I found this video from your blog! Can you speak about Olaplex 2? For example, if it’s just 1 but less concentrated, do you think it’s actually a necessary step after using 1? Thank you!
Thank you!
Absolutely stellar! Thank you! Do you know if any empirical research has been conducted involving Olaplex?
I wanna know too
There's been studies by the manufacturer and some by various hair associations, but nothing peer-reviewed.
Please can you do a video of how K18 works?
Your videos are fascinating, thank you!
Are your eyebrows purple in this video? 🤩
Thank you! I had no idea! 👌🏻
What do you think about the new Redken Reconstructor?
Wooow this was so interesting! Thank you!!!
Always great content! Thank you!
Whats your opinion on redken bond abc?
Can u do a video about cysteine treatment??
Which oliplx do you use and when?
Like which one do you use to fix your hair after already damaged?
Hi! I have a question. When you refer to an Olaplex treatment, like the when you reference your friend Mary in your blog post...What treatment are you referring to? Like which step? Is she using just the n.3 or the shampoo and conditioner, or/and the oil? What would be the best product to use?
Thank you for sharing! Love your videos. Could you share about the science behind eye creams? I've seen so many products in the market but I'm at a loss of which to choose from, and what really works.
WOW REALLY HELPFUL, thanks!
I'm curious about your opinion on K18
Would be awesome if you did a yt short update on this including Olaplex 0. Cost effectiveness comparison in regards to percentage of the active ingredient. Cant decide on 0 or 3
what a fantastic video
Will it work for aging gray hair that becomes dry and hard?
Thank you very much
This is fascinating, thank you!!
Hi Michelle. Is it possible to get Olaplex for treating split ends? In Australia? Thanks.
Would you able to do a review of the new brand "Proven" skincare?
So, does it matter if you buy it from a drug store vs salon?
I have never bleached or colored my hair, and I don’t ever use heat on my hair. Basically I don’t have any hair problems except for the usual normal shedding (which I find so annoying). My hair is about 30% natural gray and the rest is my natural color which is black. But if I use Olaplex, will it make my hair look fuller and shinier and more robust and resistant to sun damage?
Hi. Love your videos.
It sounds like a magic shampoo. I never bleached my hair. Can it help hair loss especially caused by COVID-19?
So is olaplex a protein treatment? And if so, do we have to balance it with a moisturizing treatment?
I'm asking because after 2 uses of olaplex within 2 weeks i didn't see any difference on my hair.Allthow my hair is bleached, it isn't visibly damaged and without any split ends and contains a normal amount of moisture (It feels only a little dry sometimes).Instead, after the olaplex treatment it felt kinda weird, shiny but dry (?!)
i just couldn't explain it...
Thank youuu
Apparently you have to use a deep conditioner after using olaplex number 2
Not a protein treatment, the bonds it fixes are more internal.
I love Olaplex. I leave it on overnight and wash it off in the morning and it works wonders for dry hair :-) Not cheap but worth every penny. I have only used no 3 so far. :-)
My order is coming on Monday and I am going to try it overnight too. Thanks
Can anyone help me? If using Olaplex number 1 in my bleaching process must I bump up de developer? I wanted to use 30 volume, must I use then 40 volume plus olaplex to obtain the same result as a 30 volume?