Just use the shampoo and conditioner it works wonders on my dried bleach hair cannot wait to incorporate the pre-wash before I shampoo Thank you for all your knowledge I would love to get the moisture that not sure where to order I'm not a stylist
Hi Wendy I’m so happy to hear this! There’s also a mask that’s available now which you can alternate with the conditioner. The moisture one is for professional stylists but whenever you go get your hair service done you can always do the treatment. Thank you for watching, hopefully your hair gets stronger and healthier 💕
Hello, this is so helpful! So to recap: Home treatment (every time I wash my hair - every 2 days for me): 1. Use pre-shampoo treatment (if you want) 2. Use acid bonding shampoo. I have a bottle from last year - it doesn’t say sulfate-free?? Is it okay to use that, or do I need to buy one that’s says sulfate-free? 3. After sulfate free shampoo, use sulfate free conditioner 4. Use leave in perfecting treatment 5. *Use salon treatment 2x/month in place of conditioner and perfecting leave-in treatment Thanks again! P.s.I can’t post a photo of shampoo ingredients, but I don’t see Sodium Laureth Sulfate.. or any sulfate agreements. Must be sulfate free (now called out in the marketing)
Hi thank you 🥰 Yes, the home treatment is a 4 step system just like you stated and the shampoo is sulfate free so your bottle should be okay to use. You can do the salon treatment as needed based on your hair symptoms(refer to guide in video) and Redken did previously advise me that it is not necessary to do more than 2x/month. Hope you enjoy the products and they work well for you! Let us know 💕
@@Ninety3Hottie Hi Ellie, where are you located? You can find the products on Amazon, hair.com, Ulta. We have links for the products in our description.
Heat damaged!?!? Girl heat protectant is your friend!! It will totally save your hair… do your research first tho, cause you would be surprised about all the bogus heat protectors out there.
Hi Ashley have you seen our Serie Expert Pro Longer video? th-cam.com/video/1nUUcbn0Uuk/w-d-xo.html It may be what you are looking for. Also stay tuned for our upcoming video :)
You have high porosity hair love, bleached hair is high porosity, maybe before you bleached it, it was low porosity but it is now high porosity. Otherwise great video!
Hi Tomas, thank you for your insight and knowledge. I understand what you are saying as factors like chemical treatments influence the porosity level by weakening the bonds between the cuticle cells. I do have to say despite my hair being bleached, when I perform any porosity test the results are always analyzed as low porosity. My hair also has all of the characteristics of low porosity hair and it performs much better when I use heat for products to penetrate better. Also, I think one of the reasons my hair performed well after these treatments is because of the glycerin as it penetrates the cuticle more easily. Overall, I don't bleach my hair often or use heat and I am regularly deep conditioning. I think all of this is helping to keep my hair strands on the healthier side. I would love to see my hair under a microscope though haha to see the porosity gradient. I will follow your channel! Are you going to be releasing new content? Wishing the best for you 💕
Thank you for the video. I have ALL the products (home and salon). They are really transformative and life-changing. Of course the home products are inferior. Strange that, according to your video, the results were just the same! Very strange😐
Hi yes they are great and I agree with you the salon concentrates are of course more powerful. I talk about that at the end of the video where the salon side is better and I show the hair results, specifically the tips of my hair because it was easier to capture the results to show the viewers the difference.
Great info. How often can I use the salon treatment and how long is it supposed to last? I’ve had the salon treatment done and my hair feels incredibly but the moment I wash my hair, I lose the softness and frizz is back. Just curious if salon treatment and home treatment can be used weekly or what you recommend. Thanks
Hi Claudia thank you 💕 You can use the salon treatment whenever you go to the salon for a service and in between for maintenance to keep your hair feeling good(hopefully!) you can use the home treatment with every wash (the shampoo, conditioner, followed by the leave-in). There is also a new product that is not in this video, the Acidic Bonding Concentrate Intensive Treatment which is a pre-shampoo treatment. It will be the 1st step in the 4-step at home system and hopefully with all of these products combined your hair will feel better. If you decide to try this, let us know how it works for you.
@@EverythingHairBrand I go to the salon every 6 months so doing it every 6 months is not gonna make a difference, how often is the maximum time in between treatments is every 15 days too much ?
@@carolinesuarez6168 Hi, you can use it twice a month so 15 days in between treatments is okay. If you do it more often it will not cause any damage to your hair, but it is not necessary.
Hi, once you are out of the shower and done with shampooing and conditioning your hair you would then apply the leave-in on towel dried hair. Do not wash your hair after applying the leave-in, just proceed with styling your hair :)
Hi! I also have an issue! I have an oily scalp and dry hair. Is this treatment good for my hair? Because everything I use, only makes it heavy , therefore I usually don’t use anything. I also see that you have the extreme bleach recovery treatment, I really need that too! Thank you!
Hi Luisa 👋, have you tried using a sulfate-free clarifying shampoo occasionally or tried any scalp treatments? Do you have bleached hair? My scalp also gets oily pretty quickly so I try to refrain from applying any products such as conditioners, masks, leave-ins etc to the top of my head but I apply everything mid-length to ends so that the rest of my hair can be nourished (unless I am doing a treatment and my roots need to be incorporated). Dry hair can be a sign of hair damage. Redken's Acidic Bonding Concentrate line is designed to improve the condition and health of processed hair. If you have processed hair then this treatment may be good for you. It is hard to say because honestly you have to test it out and see if it works for you and how your hair reacts to it. There are so many great products out right now, it's all about finding the ones that are the right fit for you and your hair. Have you seen our video on Olaplex N9 (their newest product)? It may work for you as well as it is very nourishing, reparative, and lightweight and should not give you that heavy feeling you mentioned. Moroccanoil has an oily scalp treatment. I personally have not tried it, but it's something you can look into if you are interested and if it doesn't work out you can always return it. Kerastase also has a new line, Chroma Absolu which is for color treated hair and it has a sulfate-free lightweight shampoo for fine to medium hair which may work for you as it should not weigh your hair down. Keep us updated on what you try and how it works for you. We would love to hear your hair issue being fixed! 💕
Thank you! Yes, I have bleached hair and pretty damaged too! I will keep you updated with whatever I’ll use. I have Olaplex No6 right now, but it doesn’t work for me! It makes my scalp oily, although I never use it on my scalp.
@@luisamirabelahojbota4777 I can see that happening with N6 because it is very concentrated and heavy. N9 is completely different but if you don't like Olaplex there's K18! Waiting 🤞
Hi Carlos, I understand your frustration. Yes definitely- it's for all hair types. Give this line a try and let us know what you think :) It's great for dry or damaged hair and it will help to nourish, moisturize, and repair your hair. Your hair is also being damaged daily from things such as environmental factors(sun exposure etc), brushing (if you do) so it's important to find good products that work for your hair to maintain them and keep them healthy.
Hiii! I have a quick question about this line; I just got it but only the shampoo and conditioner, without the intensive treatment or leave in. Will that still repair damaged hair as well as the ones with leave in and intensive treatment? Thank you!!
Hi what type of hair do you have? Please watch my last Redken Acidic Bonding Concentrate video where I go over this and show you the routine to use based on your hair type, here's the link th-cam.com/video/cotaUUXsj6Y/w-d-xo.htmlsi=5HPBka08FIaWhn4o
hi, I have exactly the girl's hair, it gets tangled and when wet it looks like a nest, I tried shampoo, conditioner and leave in and I had a great time, I had less problems combing it.. I used them today for the first time, I can use them with every wash? A thousand thanks
Hi Terry, I feel your pain! Happy to hear you had less problems using this line as I deal with the combing issue all the time :) Per Redken, you can use them with every wash. However, this is their most concentrated line and it is a bonding care line so it depends on factors such as how often you wash your hair and how much damage it has as you may not necessarily need to use them too often or with every wash. Even after one use, you should be able to see the results which you did and they should last you. Personally, I would alternate this system with another one and see how that works for you. Also, one of the products that helps me brush out my hair the best is the sexy hair healthy tri-wheat leave-in conditioner. It works like magic for me. Here is the link to take a look at it if you are interested. They also just came out with some new masks which I am hoping will work just as great on my hair. www.sexyhair.com/product/healthy-tri-wheat-leave-in-conditioner/ Let us know how everything goes for you 💕
I have been using the leave in and like it so I decided to buy the shampoo and conditioner. How long do I leave the conditioner in and can I use the leave in afterwards? My hair is color damaged from years of abuse
Yes, it's best to use the products as a system to achieve better results so you can use the shampoo, conditioner, and then follow up with the leave in. You can leave the conditioner in for 1-3 minutes and up to 5 minutes for deeper conditioning as you have dry and damaged hair. You can also try out the Acidic Bonding Concentrate 5 minute mask and the intensive treatment to help repair your hair.
That is correct. During the salon service, after shampooing the stylist determines the need for moisture (for dry hair needing moisture) and/or protein (for damaged hair needing strength) concentrates and then either mixes them together or uses one or the other as a stand alone. The treatment is left on for 5 minutes and then the pH sealer is applied. The moisture concentrate contains 10% glycerin to help replenish moisture and provides nourishment to the hair. It's also going to help seal the cuticle, improve conditioning, and prevent frizz. The protein concentrate contains 9% Cationic + Amino Acids which help to improve strength & provide protein repair. It will also help seal the cuticle, improve conditioning, and adds shine. Therefore, there is no need for the conditioner.
Hi you can but it is designed to be used as part of the professional in-salon service for optimal results and that is what is recommended. The sealer will help to lock in the benefits of the other products.
Hi, they are salon exclusive concentrates made for professionals to use in the salon but if you do have access to them you can use them at home. You would just need to make sure you apply the correct dosage and know what to mix based on the treatment guide which is in the video. If you are using the salon concentrates, you don't need to use the pre-shampoo as it is meant to be used as part of the 4 step home regimen. We have a video coming soon on this :)
Hi, don't worry it won't destroy your waves as this line is formulated for all hair types and textures. In the video my hair was styled after using the products.
Hi Esha, Redken did not create the products to be used in that way. If you choose to do the salon treatment, then I would personally recommend to get either the moisture or protein concentrate (or both if needed) and use it as directed by Redken to achieve good results. You can just start with the shampoo, conditioner, and leave-in and see how you like it and then take it from there 💕If your hair is in need of an additional treatment, then you can always add on.
Please help. I had normal black shoulder length hair, got it bleached and highlighted with balayage. I have never used a bonding concentrate or bonding treatments like olaplex or k18....is this similar to olaplex or k18 or coco eve substitute? Do I need olaplex if I buy this? I have healthy hair otherwise, normal scalp and I use shampoo and conditioner. My hair gets oilier every 3rd day or so. Please, would love to have your insight. I am wondering if I should buy olaplex/K18/redken. Thank you!!
Hi! Moving forward I would recommend you use Olaplex or K18 during your chemical services as they will help mitigate the damage. You can also do the Redken concentrates treatment in the salon. I think you will be pleasantly surprised. They are all different in their own ways. Olaplex and K18 both have their own separate patents on the technologies they use to repair the hair. You can check out our Olaplex and K18 videos to learn more about this as it would be a lot to explain here haha. The Redken ABC line consists of acidic formulas which contain a high level of bonding ingredients. This is Redken's most concentrated post-salon care regimen. It's going to intensely condition, repair strength, and recreate weak bonds on processed hair types. If you get the Redken line you don't need* to get Olaplex. I have never tried Coco & Eve.. is it good? Honestly, if you have never tried any of them I would start with one line such as this Redken one and see if you like it and it works for you. If not, you can always return the product and then move on to the next. I would gradually try all of them and see which one you like more or alternate between the ones you like most. They are all great! All of them will target damage and will help to repair the hair and they are good to maintain the hair in between chemical services. Olaplex has this kit which has everything you need in small sizes so you can test it all out amzn.to/3fYeHVk Please let me know what you decide to go with and what your thoughts are once you have tested it out! 💕
@@EverythingHairBrand You are such a gem to take the time to reply to me!! You will not believe this...given all the sales going on now, I was about to buy the $62 Olaplex hair repair treatment kit at Ulta includes 0,3,4,5 only...vs the one you guided me to via your Amazon link that I would rather try instead! Like I said, I have never used any products post my bleach balayage hair session...I simply use shampoo and conditioner( have had healthy hair and don't have the patience to do extra steps😅 ...hate to expose my scalp to too many things, never had covid but last one year i had dramatic weak roots and hair loss, was depressed and still went ahead and colored it)...no, I haven't tried coco and eve either. The other thing I found out is Epres ---made by one of the scientists who made the olaplex system--- its a one step thing so I am also looking at that...quite honestly, olaplex seems very confusing...would rather try redken ( I did a sample size redken shampoo and thought it was okay ish, it's the red bottle called color extend magnetics). I am curious about redken more so as it seems to have bonding step incorporated already with the shampoo and cond...I am so glad to have discovered your channel and wish you lots of growth😉! Hope you review Epres sometime 😄
@@bsimple haha wow what great timing! They will be smaller but at least you'll be able to try all of the products out and with Olaplex the products are very concentrated so you don't need to use a lot. For instance, with the shampoo you can take a little and lather it up on your palms first and then spread it evenly throughout your scalp and then on the second wash you'll feel it lather up even more and you really don't need a lot. I am sorry to hear that you have had such a hard year with your hair. I know how stressful hair loss is...Thank you so much for your well wishes and your support. I was actually thinking to review Epres and now that you mentioned it I will have it on my to do list :) I am planning on doing another Redken ABC video as well. PS- Olaplex seems confusing but once you try it, you will see it's actually simple to use and you'll be a pro in no time!
Hi Athena, the Acidic Bonding Concentrate line has not been tested on keratin treated hair so they can't make the claim to state whether it is safe or not to be used on keratin treated hair. However, the shampoo and entire line is sulfate-free so I would advise you reach out to whoever did your treatment or the manufacturer and ask them what their recommendations are post treatment to see whether this line can be a good fit for you or not.
Yeah unfortunately I use the reckons bonding shampoo and conditioner I believe they are 7 and 11.. anyways I didn’t wash my hair that often twice a week but apparently you’re supposed to use this product once every 2 to 3 weeks😑 ended up having to cut my hair past my shoulders because my breakage was so bad from the shampoo drying out my hair and making it brittle people should really be warned and aware of how to use this product I’ve completely destroyed my hair and it’s going to take a long time to get it back
Where are you getting your information from? I don't see it indicated on Redken's website that this should be used once every 2 weeks. It appears that is was formulated to be used every time you wash and condition your hair.
Hi, I am really sorry to hear that you have suffered such breakage as I understand how scary and stressful that is! How come you started using the Redken Acidic Bonding Concentrate system? Did you have damaged hair prior? This is a regimen to repair damaged hair and to moisturize. Redken states the system can be used by all hair types regularly and even daily to repair strength and intensely condition. I would reach out to Redken to further discuss your particular case. I hope that you have a healthy hair journey moving forward 💕
Can we leave this in overnight? My hair was so thick and bouncy and relaxed but then I went crazy with highlighting and correcting said highlighter, then sun damage and swimming in the sea everyday- great for the soul but shite on the strands 😵😫🙈 I need that extra extra! 😅❤
Hi! At least it was worth it! I am a beach girl myself so I understand you! haha The home treatment consists of the shampoo, conditioner, and the leave-in. You can use the leave-in overnight and there's also a new pre-treatment that is part of the 4 step bonding system which is great. We will release a video on it soon. If you use all 4 steps of the regimen it should help you moisturize and repair your hair :)
Hi 👋 I think it’s a great product. Can you please take a look at my latest Redken ABC video where I go over this product and how to best use it 💕th-cam.com/video/cotaUUXsj6Y/w-d-xo.htmlsi=wDOTSw7Fog_7X83h
If you have the conditioner you should be good. The conditioner is a low pH. Same pH as your hair. It should seal the cuticles. I think Walmart has the sealer if your interested
Hi Isabella, since you are using the professional strength moisture concentrate I would use the professional strength pH sealer because it is a concentrated protein treatment for damaged or over processed hair and it features a pH of 3.0-4.0 to help seal the cuticle and lock-in the treatment benefits.
Hi, yes you can use the system. They are sulfate free but I would recommend you consult with your stylist who performed the blowout as they can give you personalized recommendations based on your hair's condition and the specific treatment you had
Hi yes you can give the shampoo, conditioner, and leave in a try and use the products as a system to so that the gray hair is more manageable and healthier looking. You can also discuss the professional treatment with a stylist and try out the concentrates in the salon for more significant results
Hi, which of the products did you use? It is hard to answer because there are so many variables that we do not know. I would suggest you reach out to Redken's consumer care center at 18004235280 where they can better guide you and answer any questions you may have regarding their products. I understand how frustrating it can be that you didn't achieve the results you were expecting but don't give up hope as I am sure there are other products that you can use to help restore your damaged hair. Is your hair damaged from chemical services? Please keep us updated.
Can I use both of the at-home products and salon products together? For the record, I’m a regular customer instead of a hairstylist/salon owner. I want to use both sets in combination every time I wash my hair (even though I do know only twice a month is necessary for the salon treatment) 1) Shampoo 2) Redken’s 3 step salon treatment 3) Rinse and then use the pre-shampoo mask (I prefer using this on clean hair as opposed to using it pre-shampoo for maximised effectiveness) 4) Conditioner 5) Leave-in treatment cream
Hi, I do not think it is necessary to do both routines at the same time and it's best to do them separately in the way they were designed to be used. Please check out our new video on the Acidic Bonding Concentrate line where I show a full step by step tutorial on how to best use the at home routine and go into detail about everything you need to know about this haircare range. They have two new products which I go over in the video as well :)
hey you can find the prices for all of the products here www.redken.com/hair-care/acidic-bonding-concentrate?start=0&sz=18 I also have the products linked in my comments section or under the description of this video to purchase through amazon
Hi Vanessa, specifically which products are you referring to? The home treatment (shampoo, conditioner, leave-in) can be used 2x/week. The professional concentrates do not need to be used that often and can be used once every 2 weeks but it is best to consult with a stylist who can assess the hair for what it needs and make a plan of care as to how often the concentrates need to be used and which ones (one or the other or a mixture of both)
Hi! I bought the shampoo and leave in conditioner, because my hairdresser said i should not use drugstore shampoo on my damaged bleached hair anymore... I can not afford the conditioner too at this point and have a little stock left of the L'Oréal elvive full resist mask (which i use as a conditioner) So my question is, will only the shampoo and leave in treatment make a differance? Is it worth it with only two products? Thank you in advance!!
Hi I think you can still benefit from using the two products. Over time you can invest in more products and build a regime that works for your hair type if you like the products and they work well for you :) Please check out my latest Redken ABC video where I go over which products are best used depending on your hair type 💕 here is the link th-cam.com/video/cotaUUXsj6Y/w-d-xo.htmlsi=CLCB45zkwGX7jvUt
hi, what products did you use? There are different things that can contribute to this reaction. I would try to reset the hair by using a clarifying shampoo and increase moisture to your hair by using a hydrating mask. It can help to alternate this line with another one that is more moisturizing
Blowout Professor says the Redken Treatment is all we need. That their other products do not repair hair and is a waste of money. So many opinions its hard to decide
Hi I hear you! honestly your opinion is what counts and you won’t know until you try them out yourself on your hair. For fine hair I would get the shampoo, spray conditioner and mask to alternate, and leave in. For medium to thick hair, the intensive treatment, shampoo, regular conditioner and mask to alternate, and leave in. I know it’s a lot of products and is costly but you can always start with a few and add on over time if you like them. If you don’t, you can always return the products. It’s good to use an entire line of products together since they were formulated to work with one another. Hope this helps you 💕
@@EverythingHairBrand thanks but IMO and also the Blowout Professor most of the extra products are from GREED of the companies like Olaplex, K18 and Redken. At the moment I used the Redken Treatment for repair, Pureology Fanatic Leave In for the middle and Olaplex oil on the ends as I have fine hair to my hips. My goal is very blunt tailbone length then I am good. I also want to try Epres and some others on my journey. Good luck on yours
Hi Alondra, it is difficult to answer your question without assessing your hair and knowing your hair's history. The lines work differently and ultimately it depends on what is best suited for your hair and what you are trying to achieve. The Acidic Bonding Concentrate line is their newest line and has the professional strength concentrates which can be done at the salon. It is considered their strongest strength repair formula. Acidic Bonding Concentrate is a bonding care line that contains a bonding complex technology which has citric acid in it and will help to fortify weakened bonds to improve strength and hairs resiliency after salon bleach or color services. It will be good if you have highly processed hair for repair and intense conditioning. Redken Extreme contains 3 systems which focus on strength repair but the technology is different. The Extreme system contains a strength complex which has protein. It will help to strengthen damaged hair and promote overall hair health. Extreme Length is for breakage prone hair. It has a length fortifying complex which contains biotin and will help to fortify and protect lengths for less breakage. Extreme Bleach Recovery is for bleached, fragile hair. It has a gentle conditioning complex with Centella Asiatica which helps to strengthen and restore hair in between lightening services. Hope this helps you make a better informed decision :)
Do conditioners with sulfates even exist? It's weird when they say the conditioner is sulfate free too because why would a conditioner have sulfates?! Also the conditioner had dimethicone but the shampoo is sulfate free... why?
Hi, yes there are conditioners with sulfates. Based on my research, when sulfates are combined with other molecules to form hair conditioners they can be beneficial and can help make the hair smoother and softer. However, the entire Redken ABC system is sulfate free. The Acidic Bonding Concentrate Shampoo and Conditioner contain the most concentrated level of cleansing and conditioning agents among any range in the Redken portfolio. Fatty alcohols and silicones protect the hair fiber and add extra conditioning and shine. Sulfates are efficient cleansers and they can pull a lot of natural oil from the hair and skin. Using a sulfate free shampoo can be a gentler way to clean the hair. Hope this helps :)
You have to take the overall formulation into account. You can have all the so called social media named nasties in a product and your hair will come out fabulous. I would not believe most people. I would listen to legit chemists and biochemists.
When I first used this I thought maybe my hair looked abit shinier and softer but then it just went really dry and unmanageable. For the hype and price for me personally it’s definitely not worth it 😢
Hi Abigail, sorry to hear this 😩 When this happens to me with products, I incorporate something hydrating that I know my hair responds to well and give my hair a break from the product before I try to incorporate it into my routine again to see if using the product with others make my hair respond better. Also, overall I personally switch my hair products up all the time haha. This is a bonding care line so for something to moisturize and nourish the hair you can look into for instance Redken's All Soft line.
Hi Sandra 👋 I hope that is obvious to people as I did not try to hide that part and it should be understood from the context of the video. My hair was flat ironed in the end result. In my opinion, this is a great line and can really help someone improve their hair who is struggling with damage. Hopefully you can watch my latest video on this line :)
@@EverythingHairBrand Nope.. way too expensive for me. The scent of the redken one isn't as prominent now when I have used it several times. Maybe i just got used to it
Hi Tracy at the time of this video when I performed a hair porosity test and analyzed the results they came back as low porosity despite it being bleached. It's possible to still show characteristics of low porosity hair after bleaching if the hair was low porosity prior. By now, my hair probably does have higher porosity as I have bleached and colored it more often.
To be fair, pre treatment hair was not styled at all and after treatment, you can tell that the hair is styled, so of course, it's gonna look so much better and nicer.
True, thank you. However, good products that work for your hair will help to improve the quality and texture as well and the hair will look and feel much better.
@@EverythingHairBrand I agree, but I think it's an unfair comparison when one clip is of a not styled hair and the other of styled..I know you get my point
@@JuicyJuice1313 haha yes that is why we showed the process of how we got from the before photo to the after and in between showed the comparisons in different stages. How would you have preferred to see the results?
@@JuicyJuice1313 okay I will take your notes and show more before and afters in this way as well so that it is easier to compare the results of the products :)
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Not really good comparison because the before is without styling and the after is with styling. That in itself changes the look of the hair massively.
For the home treatment the pre shampoo treatment which has 14% and which is the true gamechanger. 😊
For the best results, use the 14% pre-shampoo 1st and then follow with the shampoo, conditioner, and leave-in :)
And the sealer!
This treatment is gold. By far one of my favorite.
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Could u please tell us if the home treatment is recommended on a regular basis o once in a while? As it says "saloon experts" on the bottles 🤔
@@dinaal-halayka4087 Hi Dina, you can use it on a regular basis whenever you wash your hair as it consists of a shampoo, conditioner, and a leave-in.
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Literally just had this delivered going though TH-cam to see just how good it is!
Let us know how it works for you 💖🦋
I have ordered the pre poo, shampoo and conditioner and leave in treatment all for 67 quid
Wherever??!
Just use the shampoo and conditioner it works wonders on my dried bleach hair cannot wait to incorporate the pre-wash before I shampoo Thank you for all your knowledge I would love to get the moisture that not sure where to order I'm not a stylist
Hi Wendy I’m so happy to hear this! There’s also a mask that’s available now which you can alternate with the conditioner. The moisture one is for professional stylists but whenever you go get your hair service done you can always do the treatment. Thank you for watching, hopefully your hair gets stronger and healthier 💕
Hello, this is so helpful! So to recap:
Home treatment (every time I wash my hair - every 2 days for me):
1. Use pre-shampoo treatment (if you want)
2. Use acid bonding shampoo. I have a bottle from last year - it doesn’t say sulfate-free?? Is it okay to use that, or do I need to buy one that’s says sulfate-free?
3. After sulfate free shampoo, use sulfate free conditioner
4. Use leave in perfecting treatment
5. *Use salon treatment 2x/month in place of conditioner and perfecting leave-in treatment
Thanks again!
P.s.I can’t post a photo of shampoo ingredients, but I don’t see Sodium Laureth Sulfate.. or any sulfate agreements. Must be sulfate free (now called out in the marketing)
Hi thank you 🥰 Yes, the home treatment is a 4 step system just like you stated and the shampoo is sulfate free so your bottle should be okay to use. You can do the salon treatment as needed based on your hair symptoms(refer to guide in video) and Redken did previously advise me that it is not necessary to do more than 2x/month. Hope you enjoy the products and they work well for you! Let us know 💕
Just bought the system hope it works for my heat damaged cures!
I hope so too! Did you get the pre-shampoo as well? Let us know how it works out for you 💕
How did you find it
@@Ninety3Hottie Hi Ellie, where are you located? You can find the products on Amazon, hair.com, Ulta. We have links for the products in our description.
@@EverythingHairBrand thank you 😊
Heat damaged!?!? Girl heat protectant is your friend!! It will totally save your hair… do your research first tho, cause you would be surprised about all the bogus heat protectors out there.
How often should this treatment be used? Thank you!
Do you have any recommendations for hair growth for thinning hair.
Hi Ashley have you seen our Serie Expert Pro Longer video? th-cam.com/video/1nUUcbn0Uuk/w-d-xo.html
It may be what you are looking for. Also stay tuned for our upcoming video :)
You have high porosity hair love, bleached hair is high porosity, maybe before you bleached it, it was low porosity but it is now high porosity. Otherwise great video!
Hi Tomas, thank you for your insight and knowledge. I understand what you are saying as factors like chemical treatments influence the porosity level by weakening the bonds between the cuticle cells. I do have to say despite my hair being bleached, when I perform any porosity test the results are always analyzed as low porosity. My hair also has all of the characteristics of low porosity hair and it performs much better when I use heat for products to penetrate better. Also, I think one of the reasons my hair performed well after these treatments is because of the glycerin as it penetrates the cuticle more easily. Overall, I don't bleach my hair often or use heat and I am regularly deep conditioning. I think all of this is helping to keep my hair strands on the healthier side. I would love to see my hair under a microscope though haha to see the porosity gradient. I will follow your channel! Are you going to be releasing new content? Wishing the best for you 💕
Thank you for the video. I have ALL the products (home and salon). They are really transformative and life-changing. Of course the home products are inferior. Strange that, according to your video, the results were just the same! Very strange😐
Hi yes they are great and I agree with you the salon concentrates are of course more powerful. I talk about that at the end of the video where the salon side is better and I show the hair results, specifically the tips of my hair because it was easier to capture the results to show the viewers the difference.
Great info. How often can I use the salon treatment and how long is it supposed to last? I’ve had the salon treatment done and my hair feels incredibly but the moment I wash my hair, I lose the softness and frizz is back. Just curious if salon treatment and home treatment can be used weekly or what you recommend. Thanks
Hi Claudia thank you 💕 You can use the salon treatment whenever you go to the salon for a service and in between for maintenance to keep your hair feeling good(hopefully!) you can use the home treatment with every wash (the shampoo, conditioner, followed by the leave-in). There is also a new product that is not in this video, the Acidic Bonding Concentrate Intensive Treatment which is a pre-shampoo treatment. It will be the 1st step in the 4-step at home system and hopefully with all of these products combined your hair will feel better. If you decide to try this, let us know how it works for you.
@@EverythingHairBrand I go to the salon every 6 months so doing it every 6 months is not gonna make a difference, how often is the maximum time in between treatments is every 15 days too much ?
@@carolinesuarez6168 Hi, you can use it twice a month so 15 days in between treatments is okay. If you do it more often it will not cause any damage to your hair, but it is not necessary.
Did you notice much difference from home treatment and salon
@@ninajeanette2 Hi, the salon treatment is more concentrated so you should see/feel better hair results with it :)
Should we apply leave-in treatment after rinsing out the conditioner and also should we wash our hair after applying the leave in treatment?
Hi, once you are out of the shower and done with shampooing and conditioning your hair you would then apply the leave-in on towel dried hair. Do not wash your hair after applying the leave-in, just proceed with styling your hair :)
Hi! I also have an issue! I have an oily scalp and dry hair. Is this treatment good for my hair? Because everything I use, only makes it heavy , therefore I usually don’t use anything. I also see that you have the extreme bleach recovery treatment, I really need that too! Thank you!
Hi Luisa 👋, have you tried using a sulfate-free clarifying shampoo occasionally or tried any scalp treatments? Do you have bleached hair? My scalp also gets oily pretty quickly so I try to refrain from applying any products such as conditioners, masks, leave-ins etc to the top of my head but I apply everything mid-length to ends so that the rest of my hair can be nourished (unless I am doing a treatment and my roots need to be incorporated).
Dry hair can be a sign of hair damage. Redken's Acidic Bonding Concentrate line is designed to improve the condition and health of processed hair. If you have processed hair then this treatment may be good for you. It is hard to say because honestly you have to test it out and see if it works for you and how your hair reacts to it. There are so many great products out right now, it's all about finding the ones that are the right fit for you and your hair. Have you seen our video on Olaplex N9 (their newest product)? It may work for you as well as it is very nourishing, reparative, and lightweight and should not give you that heavy feeling you mentioned.
Moroccanoil has an oily scalp treatment. I personally have not tried it, but it's something you can look into if you are interested and if it doesn't work out you can always return it.
Kerastase also has a new line, Chroma Absolu which is for color treated hair and it has a sulfate-free lightweight shampoo for fine to medium hair which may work for you as it should not weigh your hair down. Keep us updated on what you try and how it works for you. We would love to hear your hair issue being fixed! 💕
Thank you! Yes, I have bleached hair and pretty damaged too! I will keep you updated with whatever I’ll use. I have Olaplex No6 right now, but it doesn’t work for me! It makes my scalp oily, although I never use it on my scalp.
@@luisamirabelahojbota4777 I can see that happening with N6 because it is very concentrated and heavy. N9 is completely different but if you don't like Olaplex there's K18! Waiting 🤞
where do i get the manual for this and that treatment guide?
Hi Jennifer, if you are a salon professional you can get access to everything on L'Oréal's site after registering
Great video ✨ I saw the range online and I was intrigued….. now I want to buy it as well 😂
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Would this work on men's hair? Is frustrating to never have good quality male hair products, and that includes the Brew so call system from Redken.
Hi Carlos, I understand your frustration. Yes definitely- it's for all hair types. Give this line a try and let us know what you think :) It's great for dry or damaged hair and it will help to nourish, moisturize, and repair your hair. Your hair is also being damaged daily from things such as environmental factors(sun exposure etc), brushing (if you do) so it's important to find good products that work for your hair to maintain them and keep them healthy.
Great video very informative thanks!
Thank you 💖
Hiii! I have a quick question about this line; I just got it but only the shampoo and conditioner, without the intensive treatment or leave in. Will that still repair damaged hair as well as the ones with leave in and intensive treatment? Thank you!!
Hi what type of hair do you have? Please watch my last Redken Acidic Bonding Concentrate video where I go over this and show you the routine to use based on your hair type, here's the link th-cam.com/video/cotaUUXsj6Y/w-d-xo.htmlsi=5HPBka08FIaWhn4o
Thank you for the video. ✨✨✨✨
hi, I have exactly the girl's hair, it gets tangled and when wet it looks like a nest, I tried shampoo, conditioner and leave in and I had a great time, I had less problems combing it.. I used them today for the first time, I can use them with every wash? A thousand thanks
Hi Terry, I feel your pain! Happy to hear you had less problems using this line as I deal with the combing issue all the time :) Per Redken, you can use them with every wash. However, this is their most concentrated line and it is a bonding care line so it depends on factors such as how often you wash your hair and how much damage it has as you may not necessarily need to use them too often or with every wash. Even after one use, you should be able to see the results which you did and they should last you. Personally, I would alternate this system with another one and see how that works for you. Also, one of the products that helps me brush out my hair the best is the sexy hair healthy tri-wheat leave-in conditioner. It works like magic for me. Here is the link to take a look at it if you are interested. They also just came out with some new masks which I am hoping will work just as great on my hair.
www.sexyhair.com/product/healthy-tri-wheat-leave-in-conditioner/
Let us know how everything goes for you 💕
I wash my hair 1 or 2 times a week, ok I try to alternate this products with other lines, Thank s so much ❤️❤️
I have been using the leave in and like it so I decided to buy the shampoo and conditioner. How long do I leave the conditioner in and can I use the leave in afterwards? My hair is color damaged from years of abuse
Yes, it's best to use the products as a system to achieve better results so you can use the shampoo, conditioner, and then follow up with the leave in. You can leave the conditioner in for 1-3 minutes and up to 5 minutes for deeper conditioning as you have dry and damaged hair. You can also try out the Acidic Bonding Concentrate 5 minute mask and the intensive treatment to help repair your hair.
Could u please tell us if the home treatment is recommended on a regular basis o once in a while? As it says "saloon experts" on the bottles 🤔
Hi Dina, you can use it on a regular basis whenever you wash your hair as the home treatment consists of a shampoo, conditioner, and a leave-in.
So the in-salon treatment is used in place of the conditioner? So conditioner is not needed?
That is correct. During the salon service, after shampooing the stylist determines the need for moisture (for dry hair needing moisture) and/or protein (for damaged hair needing strength) concentrates and then either mixes them together or uses one or the other as a stand alone. The treatment is left on for 5 minutes and then the pH sealer is applied. The moisture concentrate contains 10% glycerin to help replenish moisture and provides nourishment to the hair. It's also going to help seal the cuticle, improve conditioning, and prevent frizz. The protein concentrate contains 9% Cationic + Amino Acids which help to improve strength & provide protein repair. It will also help seal the cuticle, improve conditioning, and adds shine. Therefore, there is no need for the conditioner.
Can I use the pH sealer on it's own?
Hi you can but it is designed to be used as part of the professional in-salon service for optimal results and that is what is recommended. The sealer will help to lock in the benefits of the other products.
Can I use the professional/salon products at home ? If I use them twice a month is it necessary to use also the at home pre-shampoo concentrate?
Hi, they are salon exclusive concentrates made for professionals to use in the salon but if you do have access to them you can use them at home. You would just need to make sure you apply the correct dosage and know what to mix based on the treatment guide which is in the video. If you are using the salon concentrates, you don't need to use the pre-shampoo as it is meant to be used as part of the 4 step home regimen. We have a video coming soon on this :)
My hair is like that and it just started breaking off and falling out! It’s gotten 40% thinner in 6 mths 😢
I never color my hair, use heat, or any product other than shampoo and conditioner every 2 days
Did it actually destroy your waves or did you blow dry your hair? I want to try this treatment but I don’t want it to get rid of my waves
Hi, don't worry it won't destroy your waves as this line is formulated for all hair types and textures. In the video my hair was styled after using the products.
Is this a shampoo you can use every time you shampoo
Hi, yes you can use it every time you shampoo
Can I buy the shampoo, conditioner, and leave in and use the ph sealer after conditioner instead of getting full salon products?
Hi Esha, Redken did not create the products to be used in that way. If you choose to do the salon treatment, then I would personally recommend to get either the moisture or protein concentrate (or both if needed) and use it as directed by Redken to achieve good results. You can just start with the shampoo, conditioner, and leave-in and see how you like it and then take it from there 💕If your hair is in need of an additional treatment, then you can always add on.
Please help. I had normal black shoulder length hair, got it bleached and highlighted with balayage. I have never used a bonding concentrate or bonding treatments like olaplex or k18....is this similar to olaplex or k18 or coco eve substitute?
Do I need olaplex if I buy this? I have healthy hair otherwise, normal scalp and I use shampoo and conditioner. My hair gets oilier every 3rd day or so. Please, would love to have your insight. I am wondering if I should buy olaplex/K18/redken. Thank you!!
Hi! Moving forward I would recommend you use Olaplex or K18 during your chemical services as they will help mitigate the damage. You can also do the Redken concentrates treatment in the salon. I think you will be pleasantly surprised. They are all different in their own ways. Olaplex and K18 both have their own separate patents on the technologies they use to repair the hair. You can check out our Olaplex and K18 videos to learn more about this as it would be a lot to explain here haha. The Redken ABC line consists of acidic formulas which contain a high level of bonding ingredients. This is Redken's most concentrated post-salon care regimen. It's going to intensely condition, repair strength, and recreate weak bonds on processed hair types. If you get the Redken line you don't need* to get Olaplex. I have never tried Coco & Eve.. is it good?
Honestly, if you have never tried any of them I would start with one line such as this Redken one and see if you like it and it works for you. If not, you can always return the product and then move on to the next. I would gradually try all of them and see which one you like more or alternate between the ones you like most. They are all great! All of them will target damage and will help to repair the hair and they are good to maintain the hair in between chemical services. Olaplex has this kit which has everything you need in small sizes so you can test it all out amzn.to/3fYeHVk
Please let me know what you decide to go with and what your thoughts are once you have tested it out! 💕
@@EverythingHairBrand You are such a gem to take the time to reply to me!! You will not believe this...given all the sales going on now, I was about to buy the $62 Olaplex hair repair treatment kit at Ulta includes 0,3,4,5 only...vs the one you guided me to via your Amazon link that I would rather try instead! Like I said, I have never used any products post my bleach balayage hair session...I simply use shampoo and conditioner( have had healthy hair and don't have the patience to do extra steps😅 ...hate to expose my scalp to too many things, never had covid but last one year i had dramatic weak roots and hair loss, was depressed and still went ahead and colored it)...no, I haven't tried coco and eve either. The other thing I found out is Epres ---made by one of the scientists who made the olaplex system--- its a one step thing so I am also looking at that...quite honestly, olaplex seems very confusing...would rather try redken ( I did a sample size redken shampoo and thought it was okay ish, it's the red bottle called color extend magnetics). I am curious about redken more so as it seems to have bonding step incorporated already with the shampoo and cond...I am so glad to have discovered your channel and wish you lots of growth😉! Hope you review Epres sometime 😄
@@bsimple haha wow what great timing! They will be smaller but at least you'll be able to try all of the products out and with Olaplex the products are very concentrated so you don't need to use a lot. For instance, with the shampoo you can take a little and lather it up on your palms first and then spread it evenly throughout your scalp and then on the second wash you'll feel it lather up even more and you really don't need a lot. I am sorry to hear that you have had such a hard year with your hair. I know how stressful hair loss is...Thank you so much for your well wishes and your support. I was actually thinking to review Epres and now that you mentioned it I will have it on my to do list :) I am planning on doing another Redken ABC video as well. PS- Olaplex seems confusing but once you try it, you will see it's actually simple to use and you'll be a pro in no time!
Can this be used on Keratin treated hair ??
Hi Athena, the Acidic Bonding Concentrate line has not been tested on keratin treated hair so they can't make the claim to state whether it is safe or not to be used on keratin treated hair. However, the shampoo and entire line is sulfate-free so I would advise you reach out to whoever did your treatment or the manufacturer and ask them what their recommendations are post treatment to see whether this line can be a good fit for you or not.
Yeah unfortunately I use the reckons bonding shampoo and conditioner I believe they are 7 and 11.. anyways I didn’t wash my hair that often twice a week but apparently you’re supposed to use this product once every 2 to 3 weeks😑 ended up having to cut my hair past my shoulders because my breakage was so bad from the shampoo drying out my hair and making it brittle people should really be warned and aware of how to use this product I’ve completely destroyed my hair and it’s going to take a long time to get it back
Thats do sad! Same is with olaplex. Olaplex broke my hair from the roots immediately after I washed it out
Where are you getting your information from? I don't see it indicated on Redken's website that this should be used once every 2 weeks. It appears that is was formulated to be used every time you wash and condition your hair.
Hi, I am really sorry to hear that you have suffered such breakage as I understand how scary and stressful that is! How come you started using the Redken Acidic Bonding Concentrate system? Did you have damaged hair prior? This is a regimen to repair damaged hair and to moisturize. Redken states the system can be used by all hair types regularly and even daily to repair strength and intensely condition. I would reach out to Redken to further discuss your particular case. I hope that you have a healthy hair journey moving forward 💕
Hi Rosie, I am so sorry to hear you have experienced this. How is your hair now? I would reach out to Olaplex to discuss your case with them.
@@EverythingHairBrand thank you for answering. Its growing out, but i can still see that it broke off.
Can we leave this in overnight? My hair was so thick and bouncy and relaxed but then I went crazy with highlighting and correcting said highlighter, then sun damage and swimming in the sea everyday- great for the soul but shite on the strands 😵😫🙈 I need that extra extra! 😅❤
Hi! At least it was worth it! I am a beach girl myself so I understand you! haha
The home treatment consists of the shampoo, conditioner, and the leave-in. You can use the leave-in overnight and there's also a new pre-treatment that is part of the 4 step bonding system which is great. We will release a video on it soon. If you use all 4 steps of the regimen it should help you moisturize and repair your hair :)
i used all 4 products you mentioned and they didn't help my hair at all! waste of a lot of money 11111@@EverythingHairBrand
I have number 14 before shampoo what do u think about this product?
Hi 👋 I think it’s a great product. Can you please take a look at my latest Redken ABC video where I go over this product and how to best use it 💕th-cam.com/video/cotaUUXsj6Y/w-d-xo.htmlsi=wDOTSw7Fog_7X83h
Can you use the moisture concentrate without the ph sealer? I just got my concentrate in but the ph sealer was out of stock 😭
If you have the conditioner you should be good. The conditioner is a low pH. Same pH as your hair. It should seal the cuticles. I think Walmart has the sealer if your interested
@@TracyD2 thanks!
Hi Isabella, since you are using the professional strength moisture concentrate I would use the professional strength pH sealer because it is a concentrated protein treatment for damaged or over processed hair and it features a pH of 3.0-4.0 to help seal the cuticle and lock-in the treatment benefits.
@@EverythingHairBrand okay, thank you!
Is this system safe if you have a Brazilian blowout?
Hi, yes you can use the system. They are sulfate free but I would recommend you consult with your stylist who performed the blowout as they can give you personalized recommendations based on your hair's condition and the specific treatment you had
Does this work on gray hair?
Hi yes you can give the shampoo, conditioner, and leave in a try and use the products as a system to so that the gray hair is more manageable and healthier looking. You can also discuss the professional treatment with a stylist and try out the concentrates in the salon for more significant results
I have fine damaged hair, high porosity but takes forever to dry. I hate how this product made my hair feel and look. Any idea why?
Hi, which of the products did you use? It is hard to answer because there are so many variables that we do not know. I would suggest you reach out to Redken's consumer care center at 18004235280 where they can better guide you and answer any questions you may have regarding their products. I understand how frustrating it can be that you didn't achieve the results you were expecting but don't give up hope as I am sure there are other products that you can use to help restore your damaged hair. Is your hair damaged from chemical services? Please keep us updated.
@@EverythingHairBrand I used the bonding and I’ve used extreme.
I love it
How long it last ?
Hi Katerina, are you referring to the salon treatment?
Can I use both of the at-home products and salon products together? For the record, I’m a regular customer instead of a hairstylist/salon owner. I want to use both sets in combination every time I wash my hair (even though I do know only twice a month is necessary for the salon treatment)
1) Shampoo
2) Redken’s 3 step salon treatment
3) Rinse and then use the pre-shampoo mask (I prefer using this on clean hair as opposed to using it pre-shampoo for maximised effectiveness)
4) Conditioner
5) Leave-in treatment cream
Hi, I do not think it is necessary to do both routines at the same time and it's best to do them separately in the way they were designed to be used. Please check out our new video on the Acidic Bonding Concentrate line where I show a full step by step tutorial on how to best use the at home routine and go into detail about everything you need to know about this haircare range. They have two new products which I go over in the video as well :)
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So whats the kit cost
hey you can find the prices for all of the products here www.redken.com/hair-care/acidic-bonding-concentrate?start=0&sz=18
I also have the products linked in my comments section or under the description of this video to purchase through amazon
Can you use it twice a week?
Hi Vanessa, specifically which products are you referring to? The home treatment (shampoo, conditioner, leave-in) can be used 2x/week. The professional concentrates do not need to be used that often and can be used once every 2 weeks but it is best to consult with a stylist who can assess the hair for what it needs and make a plan of care as to how often the concentrates need to be used and which ones (one or the other or a mixture of both)
Hi! I bought the shampoo and leave in conditioner, because my hairdresser said i should not use drugstore shampoo on my damaged bleached hair anymore...
I can not afford the conditioner too at this point and have a little stock left of the L'Oréal elvive full resist mask (which i use as a conditioner)
So my question is, will only the shampoo and leave in treatment make a differance? Is it worth it with only two products?
Thank you in advance!!
Hi I think you can still benefit from using the two products. Over time you can invest in more products and build a regime that works for your hair type if you like the products and they work well for you :) Please check out my latest Redken ABC video where I go over which products are best used depending on your hair type 💕 here is the link th-cam.com/video/cotaUUXsj6Y/w-d-xo.htmlsi=CLCB45zkwGX7jvUt
Why did it make my hair stiff and frizzy though? Help!
hi, what products did you use? There are different things that can contribute to this reaction. I would try to reset the hair by using a clarifying shampoo and increase moisture to your hair by using a hydrating mask. It can help to alternate this line with another one that is more moisturizing
Blowout Professor says the Redken Treatment is all we need. That their other products do not repair hair and is a waste of money. So many opinions its hard to decide
Hi I hear you! honestly your opinion is what counts and you won’t know until you try them out yourself on your hair. For fine hair I would get the shampoo, spray conditioner and mask to alternate, and leave in. For medium to thick hair, the intensive treatment, shampoo, regular conditioner and mask to alternate, and leave in. I know it’s a lot of products and is costly but you can always start with a few and add on over time if you like them. If you don’t, you can always return the products. It’s good to use an entire line of products together since they were formulated to work with one another. Hope this helps you 💕
@@EverythingHairBrand thanks but IMO and also the Blowout Professor most of the extra products are from GREED of the companies like Olaplex, K18 and Redken. At the moment I used the Redken Treatment for repair, Pureology Fanatic Leave In for the middle and Olaplex oil on the ends as I have fine hair to my hips. My goal is very blunt tailbone length then I am good. I also want to try Epres and some others on my journey. Good luck on yours
Oh wow that’s long 😍 nice job I know it’s not easy. Thank you and same to you!
Which one is better Redken Extreme or Acidic Bond?
Hi Alondra, it is difficult to answer your question without assessing your hair and knowing your hair's history. The lines work differently and ultimately it depends on what is best suited for your hair and what you are trying to achieve. The Acidic Bonding Concentrate line is their newest line and has the professional strength concentrates which can be done at the salon. It is considered their strongest strength repair formula. Acidic Bonding Concentrate is a bonding care line that contains a bonding complex technology which has citric acid in it and will help to fortify weakened bonds to improve strength and hairs resiliency after salon bleach or color services. It will be good if you have highly processed hair for repair and intense conditioning. Redken Extreme contains 3 systems which focus on strength repair but the technology is different. The Extreme system contains a strength complex which has protein. It will help to strengthen damaged hair and promote overall hair health. Extreme Length is for breakage prone hair. It has a length fortifying complex which contains biotin and will help to fortify and protect lengths for less breakage. Extreme Bleach Recovery is for bleached, fragile hair. It has a gentle conditioning complex with Centella Asiatica which helps to strengthen and restore hair in between lightening services. Hope this helps you make a better informed decision :)
Is there any silicone in these products?
Hi, yes there are silicones in all of the products besides the pH sealer.
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Do conditioners with sulfates even exist? It's weird when they say the conditioner is sulfate free too because why would a conditioner have sulfates?! Also the conditioner had dimethicone but the shampoo is sulfate free... why?
Hi, yes there are conditioners with sulfates. Based on my research, when sulfates are combined with other molecules to form hair conditioners they can be beneficial and can help make the hair smoother and softer. However, the entire Redken ABC system is sulfate free. The Acidic Bonding Concentrate Shampoo and Conditioner contain the most concentrated level of cleansing and conditioning agents among any range in the Redken portfolio. Fatty alcohols and silicones protect the hair fiber and add extra conditioning and shine. Sulfates are efficient cleansers and they can pull a lot of natural oil from the hair and skin. Using a sulfate free shampoo can be a gentler way to clean the hair. Hope this helps :)
You have to take the overall formulation into account. You can have all the so called social media named nasties in a product and your hair will come out fabulous. I would not believe most people. I would listen to legit chemists and biochemists.
When I first used this I thought maybe my hair looked abit shinier and softer but then it just went really dry and unmanageable. For the hype and price for me personally it’s definitely not worth it 😢
Hi Abigail, sorry to hear this 😩 When this happens to me with products, I incorporate something hydrating that I know my hair responds to well and give my hair a break from the product before I try to incorporate it into my routine again to see if using the product with others make my hair respond better. Also, overall I personally switch my hair products up all the time haha. This is a bonding care line so for something to moisturize and nourish the hair you can look into for instance Redken's All Soft line.
This is a HIGH porosity head of hair, not low.
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Does no one else realize the before dry hair was air dried and the after dry hair was blow dried?? That would make the before and after so dramatic.
Hi Sandra 👋 I hope that is obvious to people as I did not try to hide that part and it should be understood from the context of the video. My hair was flat ironed in the end result. In my opinion, this is a great line and can really help someone improve their hair who is struggling with damage. Hopefully you can watch my latest video on this line :)
its high priced crap....i hope you didn't waste your money on the 4 products like i did !
What was the 4th product? Mask? What didn’t you like about the products?
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New redken soft terrible say no to 2% Argentina oil.
Argentina oil?
It smells strong and irritates my skin.
I'm so disappointed about the scent of the redken bond repair line. Smells like men's fragrance.
:( have you tried the K18 line?
@@EverythingHairBrand Nope.. way too expensive for me. The scent of the redken one isn't as prominent now when I have used it several times. Maybe i just got used to it
whenever you are ready/if you want to test out k18 reach out to me via email@@elin_
You still have low porosity after all the highlights and heat styling. Ok. 😒
Hi Tracy at the time of this video when I performed a hair porosity test and analyzed the results they came back as low porosity despite it being bleached. It's possible to still show characteristics of low porosity hair after bleaching if the hair was low porosity prior. By now, my hair probably does have higher porosity as I have bleached and colored it more often.
Is your hair bleached? It’s still low porosity not normal or anything. Ok.
Hi Tracy, yes my hair is bleached. I am not exactly sure what you are trying to say
To be fair, pre treatment hair was not styled at all and after treatment, you can tell that the hair is styled, so of course, it's gonna look so much better and nicer.
True, thank you. However, good products that work for your hair will help to improve the quality and texture as well and the hair will look and feel much better.
@@EverythingHairBrand I agree, but I think it's an unfair comparison when one clip is of a not styled hair and the other of styled..I know you get my point
@@JuicyJuice1313 haha yes that is why we showed the process of how we got from the before photo to the after and in between showed the comparisons in different stages. How would you have preferred to see the results?
@@EverythingHairBrand I mean, the real comparison would have been is if the hair is styled the same before treatment and after treatment, no?
@@JuicyJuice1313 okay I will take your notes and show more before and afters in this way as well so that it is easier to compare the results of the products :)