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You should try Hawaiian Silk. It can't repair your hair (nothing really does), but it feels amazing after about 2 complete run throughs in you hair and only costs $7 for 16oz.
Hi I'm new here but I know OLAPLEX products. Try to use OLAPLEX no. 2, it contains a higher amount of the active ingredient than phase no 3 . Leave the treatment on as long as possible and repeat the treatment once a week. I promise you'll be amazed by the results. 😊😎
Buy a silk bonnet so your hair doesnt lose moisture when you sleep and doesn’t get all tangled and matted in the back. It’s a life saver for black girls and we’re known to have dryer hair than our fairer skinned counterparts. I’d also recommend washing your hair less since it’s drier and your hair needs the natural oils from your scalp to come through. And please don’t ever go to sleep with soaking wet hair unless it’s in a style that’s meant to dry overnight. If you’re doing that often that’s probably why your hair is remaining so dry and brittle, aside from the bleach. good luck babes
Omg yay !!! You’ll love olaplex Glory!! I know you just did your hair; it really does wonders it’s been my staple for 1.5 years after overprocessing my hair !!!!
I do an Olaplex 3 treatment once every 1-2 weeks and leave on for about 2 hours and my hair feels amazing. My hair is bleached, bleached, bleached and despite having fine hair people including my hair stylist comment on how healthy and "thick" it is. It does feel very soft and has just the right amount of volume. Stick with Olaplex!
Try coconut oil on dry hair leave it in over night then wash it out wiŕh shampoo then use olaplex amazing for dry damaged hair coconut oil works so much better on dry hair
Coconut oil can't actually penetrate the strands. The molecules are too big. At most it can coat the hair and make it feel and look softer, but its benefits to the hair are actually pretty slim.
Corina it seeps under the cuticle of hair that is compromised and blown open. It will make it feel softer and look shiner because it's filling in the broken and missing cuticle. It cannot penetrate the cortex of the hair or repair any damage to the protein bonds done by lightening or over processing. Is it bad for your hair, no. But if you have severely processed hair like in the video, your going to want a protein rebonder, like olaplex. She only used olaplex step 3 though, which is the take home portion of the whole treatment. You want to get 1 and 2 if you want to see any real improvement in your hair. I'm a licensed cosmetologist and hair stylist. I have yet to see anyone have any drastic improvement using coconut oil on severely damaged hair.
Mary Tressler considering right before this you said coconut oil doesn’t penetrate the hair shaft i think you have more research to do. being a licensed cosmetologist doesn’t make you a molecular scientist. they are studies showing the chain in coconut oil is one of the very few able to slip into our hair shaft and attach itself. i’m too lazy to leave links as i’m on a phone. just google coconut molecular chain hair repair or something
I was told by an Olaplex rep that after 30 min, there isn’t anymore processing of any kind. Sleeping in it is fine but after 30 min, you’re not adding anything.....I said it’s a psychological placebo then cuz it makes me feel better lol.
When I bleached my hair before, I had the same problem and I had to deep condition my hair for a couple weeks after I finally accepted the fact that my hair was wrecked. I would also do over night treatments and they worked for me. I honestly think your hair looks really nice and looks a lot more healthy than mine did. I was in denial of my dryness for awhile, needless to say I walked around looking like I had a dead poodle on my head for a month.
Makayla Henton omg I’m so angry at the whole thing than in denial T T this isn’t even the level of light I wanted T T I don’t want to have a dead poodle on my head 😭😭😭😭 LOOOLLLL but thank you I will try to work it out somehow....
I fried my hair this bad back on the summer of 2014. It was such a disaster and my hair was literally the color of a brand new penny.... I grew half of it out then cut my hair short, it's not worth trying to save hair this far gone. It's absoutely fried and her hair cuticle is ruined, which is why the purple color stays in her hair after she shampoos. I would get a really short pixie cut or do like I did and shave it all off. Poor girl. I hope she learned her lesson with bleach like I did. Much love to her. :(
hi, idk if you mention this in your video,but hair is dead since it doesn't have any cell regeneration and you can't actually repair damaged hair. conditioners,oils and treatments only mask the problem,although they can help your healthy hair to grow out stronger. it would be best to cut off split ends so they don't split further and "infect" your healthy hair.
All oils, like coconut oil, don't moisturize your hair. In order to properly use hair oils you need to condition the hair first, then add the oil. The oils just keep the moisture and the conditioner trapped in the hair! So moisturizer/conditioner first, then apply the oil on top.
I am full of cold and really dumb right now. So.forgive me. I too have fried my hair, luckily it's only in seconds so any kind of oil like kalahari melon seed oil I'd ok? Then normal conditioner? And Coconut oil? No shampoos? I wanna try it a lot, I am having it trimmed every six wks though but wanna make sure to look after it in between cuts. Thank you for any response xXx and educating me xXx
Actually I believe it depends on the oil. Some do add moisture, but others only seal it in. That's what seems to be the information passed around in the curly hair community.
If you condition your hair and then put the oil on afterwards, the oil will just sit on top of the first layer of your hair, because the conditioner closes your cuticle and almost seals your outer layer of hair. If you really wanna get the most out of an oil: research to find an oil that genuinely soaks into your hair shaft (because there are only a few that do genuinely absorb into the hair, like Jojoba I believe is one of them), then shampoo, towel dry, add the chosen oil to damp, towel dried hair, cover with a plastic shower cap or something similar to keep the heat in, and leave for about 30 mins or longer either under heat or not (heat will open your cuticle and allow the oil to seep in better), then rinse it all off thoroughly and condition with your normal conditioner. And for extra moisture apply a small amount of oil into damp hair after everything is rinsed off and continue to dry
@@iakdrawllim4127 Someine who has some sense, but due to my natural,y dry hair and my hair’s aversion to water (porous) I apply oil to dry hair and leave in. I wouldn’t recommend for straighter hair textures though.
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Olaplex is saving my hair. I use it once a week, and leave it for a few hours.
I had gummy hair too and aPHogee 2-step protein treatment literally turned it from gummy to fine after one use. Just a tip for anyone else/if you're still suffering 😊 It definitely took awhile to get my hair fully healthy again but aphogee helped me not have to cut off all my hair
xoxdinaxox It doesnt make your hair greasy, it could if you dont wash it all out but for the most part it cleanses and moisturizes. Every two weeks i wash with shampoo to get all the buildup off
I know you went through this bad experience bleaching your hair 4 times but you making these videos is SO EDUCATIONAL. Like you truly are doing a service in taking everyone on this journey with you.
I used coconut oil before bleaching, and it literally saved my hair. It’s in a very good condition, a lot better than when I got it bleached with olaplex at a salon, and it was so much cheaper than at the salon. For maintenance I deep condition with coconut oil every week and cut off split ends. Can’t wait for the next time I bleach my hair tbh :)
I am so glad it works for you! However I remember reading that coconut oil has such large molecules that they do not actually penetrate the hair, only coat it on the outside - much like silicones. I wonder if that is true.
@@electron-Volt yep coconut oil doesn't really do anything other than fake the look of smooth hair. Well it definitely is acting like a protection coating, but that doesn't matter if your using any chemical treatment.
Okay, so I have something to add. Coconut oil is a little bit more than a just a outer protection coating. 95% of the coconut oil in particular consist of lipids that are less than 18 carbons long, which are small enough to seep under the cuticle. Oils that just sit on the top without seeping under the cuticles are jojoba, rice bran and mineral oils therefore much longer than 18 carbons. Considering this, it is smart to pre oil your hair before washes to decrease the harshness and stripping nature of sulfate shampoos. However as I already said it is truely pointless to do it before chemical treatment, it will eat right trough the oil, damaging the hair nonetheless. Then there are the polar triglycerides (about 64% for coconut) which attach to damaged hair (negatively charged) causing the hair to 'soak' up the oil over the time into or near to the cortex of the hair strands due to the attraction. It could be a hair nourishing treatment for once in a while but it doesn't have the ability to build hair bonds, so again, in scientific sense it shouldn't have the ability to repair or 'save' the hair. But if it works for you, it works for you.
One of the best reviews I've seen about anything EVER! How you used different products on sections and showed clearly the process and noted timings with thorough result explanation and demonstration. Thank you :)
Oh my goodness her hair is sooo porous that the purple shampoo sticks inside 😭😭 NAMI DO NOT use purple shampoo ANYMORE. It strips your hair of natural oils and moisture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AND YOU NEED ALL OF THAT
If you haven't already, I would recommend using the Redkin anti snap leave in conditioner and the Redkin emergency repair shampoo and conditioner. They are all the in blue bottle. Seriously this line saved my hair after I over bleached it and it was melting off. It was around $60 for all 3 bottles and was the best money I ever spent!!!
I use Olaplex every time I bleach my hair and it's what's helped me get my hair blonde while still allowing me to grow it out. Honestly if you want to get a bargain when it comes to Olaplex treatments you should try to find salons that offer that treatment. If it's done in a salon they give you the treatment by using Steps 1 and 2 and they're supposed to charge it as much as their most expensive treatment that they offer. I have a salon in my area where the most expensive treatment they offer is $40 so they charge their Olaplex treatments only $40 and they're much more effective than the little bottle of step 3 since step 1 and 2 have a higher concentration of the ingredient that makes Olaplex so great. Also, if you do end up using Olaplex as your go-to treatment in the future, please don't leave it in overnight. It stops working around 30-45 mins.
Olaplex works all night, Chriss Appleton who is a celebrity hair stylist uses Olaplex as all night treatment between bleach sessions. 1 & 2 for in salon treatment and no 3 , 4 and 5 for full home contiuning treatment. Hope this clears all the issues!
you should chop off the ends and get a pixie, it'll look super cute on you and will help stop the rest of your hair from breaking (if there is breakage at the ends it can travel up the hair shaft and cause more damage)
Fallon Moore Duh. She said it will look cute and I said it wouldn't. Two opinions. Guys joke all the time about pixie cuts being mom cuts. Even SNL made a skit about the mom cut. Certain face shapes look particularly bad with it. I am sure there are people out there who like mullets. I don't. Most people I know don't. No one is arguing whether or not she is allowed to. Someone said it would look cute and I said it wouldn't. Both were opinions given.
A M Saying they look awful on women, which is an absolute statement about all women, is just not true. Saying certain face shapes are not suited for the pixie look is definitely true and matter of personal preference. Just like long hair doesn’t suit all face shapes and people. Totes go all out on your opinion AND personal preference on not liking extremely short hair on women.
Hey nami! I had bleached my hair in july 4 times in 2 weeks from virgin black hair.... Goes to say it was breaking off and so damaged. I ended trimming the dead ends and started doing keratin treatments. Ahpogees 2 step keratin treatment has saved my hair. Only around 4-5$ for the packed treatment at sallys beauty! Also the ion booster treatments (its 2 small little bottles and again its a 2 step) is a dupe for olaplex! Does the same thing but way cheaper ($2 per bottle/the after conditoner packet) but it is alot smaller in quantity but it makes your hair feel amazing. The shampoo and conditoner i swear by is the CHI keratin line, i got mine for very cheap at marshalls hehe. All these products have given my hair its strength back and doesnt feel noodly or tangly anymore. I hope this helps!!! Also maybe try dying your hair a medium ash blonde or even dark, it will make your hair feel and look a lot healthier as long as you use a demi pernament dye ( reccomend ION at sallys)
I also second the aphogee two step treatment. Saved my hair when it was falling out from years of bleaching my hair platinum and teasing it into a mohawk
It could be a dupe for olaplex Number 3 which is a take home treatment. The number 2 they use in the salon is a bit more concentrated, but the best thing is to get an olaplex stand alone treatment at a salon where they mix the number 1 (the really potent stuff they put in bleach and dye) with water and use it as a deep conditioner. 20x better than the take home treatment
I second this!! I actually used color remover on my hair to lift a permanent black dye (I was at 1), and aphogee really helped. I've stopped coloring my hair now, but the stripped hair is now my ends, and I bleached them after dying my natural color, and then going back to brown again, so I use the treatment regularly. No crazy breakage! That and argan oil after every shower for a year and my hair is really healthy and long all the way through to the ends. Now I'm scared to do anything to my hair because it's finally nice again!
what everyone needs to know is that once your hair damaged nothing can un damage your hair. Only prevention works by applying oils onto your hair which coats the hair. A lot of hair products contain silicones which make your hair feels soft except they don't hydrate your hair at all but coat it and actually suffocate it.
Try aphogee 2 step protein treatment I colored my hair and it was started to get brittle, dry, and dull. After one use I saw and felt an immediate difference. Also they treatment is $3.50 for little packs
You’d better start looking at the ingredients....I tried it and I’d rather stick to Olaplex since it’s vegan and it has better results than the chemicals that the other one has. Read carefully and you’ll see.
I also comunicate a lot with my boyfriend and we too always overlay the conversation... for me communication is one oh the golden keys to a healthy relationship!
Coconut Oil can actually break hair. The longer its on the hair the worse it can damage the hair. I've had a coconut oil mishap and will never use it again. It over dried my hair and it started breaking my hair in half. I was losing chunks of hair cuz of the oil. The breakage stopped after I stopped using coconut oil treatments
I hope your hair recovers quickly. I am a little crazy about having healthy hair and I find myself applying deep conditioning treatments every week! The reason for my craziness is because I straighten my hair daily, even while having naturally straight hair!!😬(I know it is weird, but I have too much volume and I like better when it is thinner).
Courtney Love there is no such thing as heat protectant. Heat damages hair no matter what you put on it. The only thing that will stop heat damage is not using heat lol
I love how you used percentages in regards to the damage and the repair! Thank you for the video I’ll use it for when I go platinum in a couple weeks! ❤️
honestly if you trimmed off just a few inches and continued with the olaplex, I think your hair would be a lot better condition and the length would look beautiful on you!!! I destroyed my hair with too many bleach treatments a few years ago when my hair was a similar length, and I went to the salon and got a really cool mohawk to deal with all the length that couldnt be saved! After the cut you would have never guessed my hair was in terrible condition before. Just my two cents!!!
Unfortunately the only way to get rid of your split ends is by cutting them off. I would recommend continuing treatments and getting trims more often to gradually be gone with the too damaged hair. Also make sure not to treat it too often because too much protein can cause more damage. Avoid heat and washing your hair too often. DO NOT USE OLAPLEX MORE THAN ONCE A WEEK. Good luck :)
Alaina Mercado I don't think she's under any illusion that she can fix the split ends, she just wants to make them look and feel a bit better the the olaplex actually did do a pretty good job. She has a pretty specific haircut which is rather short already so I can understand why she doesn't just want to go out and get a cut
you should've tried the aphogee two step treatment! the treatment is $10 and the conditioner is also $10 but if you have a deep conditioner you can use that instead. it really saved my hair when i fried it!!
I mix a little Argan coconut or castor oil with conditioner leave it in my hair 10 min or more then rinse I get a great deep conditioning, works magic on bleached dyed and damaged hair. That hair color looks beautiful on you
Thank you! I got so sick of the same bimbos saying drug store products and coconut oil fixed fried hair. My hair isn’t fried but it’s been breaking off and I would like it to stop. Your video helps a lot.
Coconut oil only temporarily smooths the outer layer of the hair strand. The best oil to use is Argan, since the molecules are small enough to penetrate the hair shaft.
I did coconut oil and olive just last week. My hair is damaged bc I can't get it all one shade of blonde and I'm impatient. I realize if may not heal the hair but if at least helps if look better . My hair felt temporarily amazing so I will take that. Lol
I wish you had tried the stuff at Sally’s! I wanted to see how it compared to Olaplex. Personally I thought it worked better but I didn’t compare one side of my head to the other like you did.
Never have I ever commented on any ones video but I have to leave my first comment ever for this namiicho. You are so funny. You are literally the first and only video tut that I was able to watch from start to finish, that I wanted to watch from start to finish. I love your whole vibe, keep it up. You’re so organic and authentic it’s like you remind everyone of themselves but you’re unique @ the same time. How can? No one knows. That probably why we keep watching.
Olaplex 1&2 are the ones that really repair, number 3 is just like a conditioner. It helps a little, but doesnt repair much. Coconut oil isnt actually great for the hair (good for everywhere else though), black castor oil is great for softening though.
olaplex 3 does repair, but treatment with olaplex nr 1 and 2 must be profesionaly done before, and nr 3 used at home after that for full efect. If it is used without nr 1 and 2 being inserted in to the hair before - it is doing just a little bit of treatment, but not full power.
Warm Coconut and Castor 1/2 and 1/2 oil on damp hair. Wrap with plastic wrap and keep on hair for eight hours. Remove with conditioner first in the shower then shampoo. Or olive oil mayonnaise, wrap with hot wet towel for one hour, wash as usual.
There is nothing wrong with how you guys communicate, it's the same thing Twins do SO naturally. So it makes sense to communicate that way in a relationship
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Nami I actually love your videos ❤❤ I recently binged like 20 your family are so strong and amazing. Can't believe how big your two boys are getting ❤❤
Thank you so much for this video. I damaged my hair bleaching on my own. I did Keratin treatment after damage.. it helped a lot but the ends are still bad. I was trying to figure out what to do. You saved me time, money and stress. Thank you!!!
tbh I'm so sorry this happened to you and your hair HOWEVER this video is incredibly useful and I really appreciate the comparison and showing how each affected the hair. Thank you!
I had extremely damaged hair too. I'm using three treatments, and in combination with regular trims they helped immensely! It's the Aphogee Protein Treatment every six weeks, and Olaplex or coconut oil before every wash. Also apple cider vinegar rinses are amazing (smells bad though). Half a year ago I was worried I'd have to wear a wig soon, today my hair is a lot healthier and stronger. Maybe this helps!
Hi! Was your hair "gummy" when wet? And did the texture go back to normal? I'm going through the same thing and would appreciate any advice. Thank you!
@@XxDreamRidexX Hi! No my hair wasn't "gummy" when wet, it was extremely dry and would break upon the lightest touch. I'm not a professional, but what you're describing sounds to me like your hair needs keratin. Have you tried Olaplex or something similar?
@@sunnyunnie3225 Thank you for responding! Yes, I've done an Olaplex stand alone treatment and also used the Aphogee two step treatment once. It still feels very weak when it's wet. I guess I'll need to repeat the Olaplex + Aphogee several times. I was actually thinking about asking for a Keratin treatment at a salon and see if that helps!
@@XxDreamRidexX Yeah it takes a while, there's no miracle cure unfortunately. I did this for several months before really seeing a change in my hair. Good luck 💪🏻
Great video! Olaplex is not going to reverse broken hair with no cuticle left. What it does is rebuilds disulfide bonds and it will reverse damage to an extent. But there is a threshold that can’t be reversed. However it is wonderful for blondes. Also the more you use it the more it repairs and the effects do not wash out like other treatments. It is a permanent structural change. ❤️
Your hair is tangling easily because the cuticle of the hair is blasted open and stuck that way so the cuticle catches on itself. The coconut oil wont repair anything, just hydrate the hair. Olaplex is meant to repair and build side bonds of the hair. The third product, I have never heard of, so I cant really say how it works. The only way to fix stressed (its not professional to called it damaged) hair is to cut it and grow it out. Hair is dead once it is out of the follicle, so you can't really do much to it repair wise once you damage it. -a cosmo student
Exactly! Cut it off and if you want your hair to grow back faster, I recommend biotin pills as well as a coconut oil+ castor oil mask (a lot of youtube videos demonstrating this).
Exactly! Cut it off and if you want your hair to grow back faster, I recommend biotin pills as well as a coconut oil+ castor oil mask (a lot of youtube videos demonstrating this).
Exactly! Cut it off and if you want your hair to grow back faster, I recommend biotin pills as well as a coconut oil+ castor oil mask (a lot of youtube videos demonstrating this).
Exactly! Cut it off and if you want your hair to grow back faster, I recommend biotin pills as well as a coconut oil+ castor oil mask (a lot of youtube videos demonstrating this).
doing a full olaplex treatment at the salon (it was 30 EUR) improved my hair by a lot. but then I had to ruin it again by bleaching (from rose gold to blonde) 😂 still, it's not as bad as I thought it'd be. I'm gonna get it done again soon and get the home treatment as well.
I found that using/saturating olaplex no.3 in dry hair and leaving it in for about an hour THEN shampoo (NOTE: it says on the bottle that it needs to be shampooed out) works a lot better. Once a week. Remember that olaplex no. 3 is NOT a conditioner, it’s a bond repair (which is why it not only needs to be rinsed, but shampooed out). Also, I like to also do a conditioner treatment mixture. Favorite conditioner (mine: Dove deep repair), honey, and OAUI rose oil. Leave in for as long as you like (at least 5 mins, and I like to wrap it), and it works like a charm. EDIT: I barely realized this is from a year ago 🤣
I really admire how you take in other people's thoughts even if they might be innacurate or rude, you turn it around.. I hope that doesn't become too much of a burden and you can detach as well when needed 💖
at this point you should get olaplex no 1 & 2 ( 3 is way to weak ) you can leave no 1 over night and no 2 also for a few hours ( i have bleached hair and use this method and it works really well ) you can get it online ( it's so expensive, but really worth the money ) 😄
I sleep on my back..and because of that my Hair gets tangled like yours did. My hairdresser suggested that I sleep on a silk pillowcase. Instead of spending a fortune I just put a silk scarf over my pillow and WHAT A DIFFERENCE..it made.. Wow!
Hello Nami! The Olaplex step 3 should be done on non-shampooed hair for best results, but I highly recommend getting the salon treatment for Olaplex and trimming the ends. When I bleached my hair, doing these two things helped a long way ☺️
Nami you're so chill, you take criticism the best haha ❤❤ I loved the video btw, have always heard about olaplex but never knew if it's worth the money! If I ever bleach my hair again I would definitely try it after watching this.
C Dang well i dont know any name sadly :( but my hair dresser uses some stuff on my hair way better and cheaper than olaplex no3. AND everybody says that kerastase (maybe im writing the name wrong) products are awesome
Warm castor oil and almond oil in hot water, add a few chunks of washed aloe Vera leaves with two to three pieces of garlic and lit it cook for 20-30 minutes using the double-boiler method. Strain the mix and apply on scalp and hair when warm to touch, this should fix everything, you can also add onion juice by cutting one red onion into very small cubes and push it against a strainer to extract the juice and mix it with oils to make the oil blend 10x better.
This video was super helpful! Thank you for doing this, I just recently bleached my hair three times and my scalp is on fire and my hair is a wreck. I would recommend doing any treatments on dry hair vs wet hair because dry hair will have more capacity to really absorb all the treatment. While wet hair has already absorbed water and will not absorb the treatment completely.
Gurrrrl, I know how you feel. I had my hair pretty damaged when I got that light. My hair would break so easily and was so dry. Of course with treatments and stuff my hair got better, but damnnnnn it's a long progressive process. Hope you hair got better soon tho 💕
Ok but here's the thing. I bought the whole olaplex kit for like $200. Worked pretty good, hair felt good for a few months. Then i ran out. Fast forward 6 months, and my hair is back to square one. And I purposefully haven't even used heat on it or anything since. Personally I feel like it's one of those products you gotta keep using or else the result will fade? Idk. The "healthiness" has definitely not lasted.
Your videos are honestly so helpful, since I bleached my hair to DEATH and I'm not sure what to do now, its super curly and frizzy and dead T.T it was never like this the other times I bleached.... :(
As a Cosmetologist in training, I would suggest you use jamcian black castor oil once a week [1 hour before you shower, place it in your hair, put a shower cap on, after 1 hour shampoo your hair.] not only this but, trim your hair. another suggestion is go to a professional salon and buy a deep conditioning product and use it weekly. [when you use it, place a shower cap on your head to contain the moisture and run a bowdryer on a warm~hot setting over the shower cap, and rinse it with cold water to keep the moisture] lastly ONLY wash your hair a maximum of 2~3 times PER WEEK! Don't strip your hair of your natural oils. this is my recommendation as a weekly plan, and yes, continue to use Olaplex-- but only weekly because too much intense treatment isn't good for your hair. just trying to help! ☆
Also, you can buy a purple conditioner instead of a purple shampoo. It has the same effect but it will not strip your hair of the natural oils and proteins. edit: Goldwell has an excellent purple conditioner. You can also make your own with your favorite white conditioner and a tiny amount of indigo / a purplish-blue based SEMI-permanent hair color ! ♡
Yea you need a moisturizing DEEP conditioning treatment...also I don't think your supposed keep purple shampoo or any shampoo in your hair like a conditioner it has sulfates that dry your hair out.. Also coconut oil is supposed to be a hot oil treatment followed by a conditioner....DEEP Conditioner!!!!! Ur still pretty though so maybe next time..lol!!
My hair is extremely dead. Always ended up cutting it short but I am trying to grow it out now. I don't brush my hair anymore, I wash it 2 times in a week and I use conditioner or a hairmask everytime I do wash it. This helped ALOT.
The only thing that fixed my hair when I went platinum blonde was shaving it off lol 😭 this was a year ago and now it's barely to my chin but it's worth having hair that doesn't feel like poop
I have a salon and we use Olaplex! It’s amazing! Olaplex repairs the bonds in your hair. It works from the inside out. Coconut oil or any other hair repair will just coat the cuticle later and make it feel nice. But naturally your hair is still damaged. Olaplex gets into your cortex layer and repairs it! I love to do an olaplex treatment about every 2 months and then a hair mask! Matrix has a really nice one. Good luck!
I'd suggest either keratin oil (though it's pretty expensive depending where you live) or argan oil. I bleached my hair about 2 years ago and the "hairdresser" did it terribly and about 40% of my hair fell out. I started using oils to make it softer and less damaged. Good luck on your journey!
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Can you tell me where you got those eyelashes from
Hi -- odd question, but who made your top? I love it! (also you look beautiful with such pale hair)
You should try Hawaiian Silk. It can't repair your hair (nothing really does), but it feels amazing after about 2 complete run throughs in you hair and only costs $7 for 16oz.
Hi I'm new here but I know OLAPLEX products. Try to use OLAPLEX no. 2, it contains a higher amount of the active ingredient than phase no 3 . Leave the treatment on as long as possible and repeat the treatment once a week. I promise you'll be amazed by the results. 😊😎
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Buy a silk bonnet so your hair doesnt lose moisture when you sleep and doesn’t get all tangled and matted in the back. It’s a life saver for black girls and we’re known to have dryer hair than our fairer skinned counterparts. I’d also recommend washing your hair less since it’s drier and your hair needs the natural oils from your scalp to come through. And please don’t ever go to sleep with soaking wet hair unless it’s in a style that’s meant to dry overnight. If you’re doing that often that’s probably why your hair is remaining so dry and brittle, aside from the bleach. good luck babes
Thanks for the advice, Mariama!
Why not go to sleep with wet hair?
E tg Hair is in its weakest form when it's wet and when you toss and turn in bed it can cause damage when it's more fragile 😊
Hebbs Park no problem
Life saving advice ❤❤❤
I just bought olaplex and found this video! So excited to use it!:) -Glory
Omg yay !!! You’ll love olaplex Glory!! I know you just did your hair; it really does wonders it’s been my staple for 1.5 years after overprocessing my hair !!!!
Same omg just got it
Mercari sells Olaplex products for a great price!
"Did I walk around all day like this!?" Literally me every time I look myself in the mirror after school
Same yo :(
Same😂😂😂
Same
I do an Olaplex 3 treatment once every 1-2 weeks and leave on for about 2 hours and my hair feels amazing. My hair is bleached, bleached, bleached and despite having fine hair people including my hair stylist comment on how healthy and "thick" it is. It does feel very soft and has just the right amount of volume. Stick with Olaplex!
Try coconut oil on dry hair leave it in over night then wash it out wiŕh shampoo then use olaplex amazing for dry damaged hair coconut oil works so much better on dry hair
Wendy Spittle Yes, I 100% agree with this comment, coconut oil on dry hair over night so it can penetrate the strands (it takes about 8 hours)
Mix a conditioner and coconout oil on dry hair it is a great idea
Coconut oil can't actually penetrate the strands. The molecules are too big. At most it can coat the hair and make it feel and look softer, but its benefits to the hair are actually pretty slim.
Corina it seeps under the cuticle of hair that is compromised and blown open. It will make it feel softer and look shiner because it's filling in the broken and missing cuticle. It cannot penetrate the cortex of the hair or repair any damage to the protein bonds done by lightening or over processing. Is it bad for your hair, no. But if you have severely processed hair like in the video, your going to want a protein rebonder, like olaplex. She only used olaplex step 3 though, which is the take home portion of the whole treatment. You want to get 1 and 2 if you want to see any real improvement in your hair.
I'm a licensed cosmetologist and hair stylist. I have yet to see anyone have any drastic improvement using coconut oil on severely damaged hair.
Mary Tressler considering right before this you said coconut oil doesn’t penetrate the hair shaft i think you have more research to do. being a licensed cosmetologist doesn’t make you a molecular scientist. they are studies showing the chain in coconut oil is one of the very few able to slip into our hair shaft and attach itself. i’m too lazy to leave links as i’m on a phone. just google coconut molecular chain hair repair or something
I was told by an Olaplex rep that after 30 min, there isn’t anymore processing of any kind. Sleeping in it is fine but after 30 min, you’re not adding anything.....I said it’s a psychological placebo then cuz it makes me feel better lol.
When I bleached my hair before, I had the same problem and I had to deep condition my hair for a couple weeks after I finally accepted the fact that my hair was wrecked. I would also do over night treatments and they worked for me. I honestly think your hair looks really nice and looks a lot more healthy than mine did. I was in denial of my dryness for awhile, needless to say I walked around looking like I had a dead poodle on my head for a month.
Makayla Henton omg I’m so angry at the whole thing than in denial T T this isn’t even the level of light I wanted T T I don’t want to have a dead poodle on my head 😭😭😭😭 LOOOLLLL but thank you I will try to work it out somehow....
NamiiCho I think it will all turn out really beautiful end the end. Don't give up girl!! Love you!
I fried my hair this bad back on the summer of 2014. It was such a disaster and my hair was literally the color of a brand new penny.... I grew half of it out then cut my hair short, it's not worth trying to save hair this far gone. It's absoutely fried and her hair cuticle is ruined, which is why the purple color stays in her hair after she shampoos. I would get a really short pixie cut or do like I did and shave it all off. Poor girl. I hope she learned her lesson with bleach like I did. Much love to her. :(
hi, idk if you mention this in your video,but hair is dead since it doesn't have any cell regeneration and you can't actually repair damaged hair. conditioners,oils and treatments only mask the problem,although they can help your healthy hair to grow out stronger. it would be best to cut off split ends so they don't split further and "infect" your healthy hair.
blargh blou Olaplex actually creates new bonds in the hair cuticle. That's why it's considered revolutionary.
All oils, like coconut oil, don't moisturize your hair. In order to properly use hair oils you need to condition the hair first, then add the oil. The oils just keep the moisture and the conditioner trapped in the hair! So moisturizer/conditioner first, then apply the oil on top.
I am full of cold and really dumb right now. So.forgive me. I too have fried my hair, luckily it's only in seconds so any kind of oil like kalahari melon seed oil I'd ok? Then normal conditioner? And Coconut oil? No shampoos? I wanna try it a lot, I am having it trimmed every six wks though but wanna make sure to look after it in between cuts. Thank you for any response xXx and educating me xXx
Actually I believe it depends on the oil. Some do add moisture, but others only seal it in. That's what seems to be the information passed around in the curly hair community.
If you condition your hair and then put the oil on afterwards, the oil will just sit on top of the first layer of your hair, because the conditioner closes your cuticle and almost seals your outer layer of hair. If you really wanna get the most out of an oil: research to find an oil that genuinely soaks into your hair shaft (because there are only a few that do genuinely absorb into the hair, like Jojoba I believe is one of them), then shampoo, towel dry, add the chosen oil to damp, towel dried hair, cover with a plastic shower cap or something similar to keep the heat in, and leave for about 30 mins or longer either under heat or not (heat will open your cuticle and allow the oil to seep in better), then rinse it all off thoroughly and condition with your normal conditioner. And for extra moisture apply a small amount of oil into damp hair after everything is rinsed off and continue to dry
Wrong. U need to rinse shampoo out w warm water the water opens cuticle for oils to soak in
@@iakdrawllim4127 Someine who has some sense, but due to my natural,y dry hair and my hair’s aversion to water (porous) I apply oil to dry hair and leave in. I wouldn’t recommend for straighter hair textures though.
Olaplex is saving my hair. I use it once a week, and leave it for a few hours.
Jaqueline Gusmão Madsen yes exactly! It wasn’t long enough and she should have done it on dry hair as the instructions say
Belle Smith I think it’s meant to be put on towel dried hair, not dried.😊
I leave it on for days. It’s worked wonders for my hair.
Are you using No.3?
Which number please x
I had gummy hair too and aPHogee 2-step protein treatment literally turned it from gummy to fine after one use. Just a tip for anyone else/if you're still suffering 😊 It definitely took awhile to get my hair fully healthy again but aphogee helped me not have to cut off all my hair
All these Brad Mondo viewers giving the word for word advice. 😂
MissMargaret wtf
And they know that much about hair as he does 🤣🤣🤣
What's wrong with Brac he's nice 🤷♀️
@@kellyk.8519 He is disingenuous. The mannequin swap.
@@Liliana-qi8rw ?? What swap
I just stopped washing my hair and use conditioner just so that I can get the moisture back. It worked.
Supassara hillier so no shampoo but conditioning it in place of it several times a week?
Does it make your hair greasy?
xoxdinaxox It doesnt make your hair greasy, it could if you dont wash it all out but for the most part it cleanses and moisturizes. Every two weeks i wash with shampoo to get all the buildup off
Wow! I'm going to try this!!!
Yes look up “hair training” videos it seems to work for lots of people
I know you went through this bad experience bleaching your hair 4 times but you making these videos is SO EDUCATIONAL. Like you truly are doing a service in taking everyone on this journey with you.
I used coconut oil before bleaching, and it literally saved my hair. It’s in a very good condition, a lot better than when I got it bleached with olaplex at a salon, and it was so much cheaper than at the salon. For maintenance I deep condition with coconut oil every week and cut off split ends. Can’t wait for the next time I bleach my hair tbh :)
I am so glad it works for you! However I remember reading that coconut oil has such large molecules that they do not actually penetrate the hair, only coat it on the outside - much like silicones. I wonder if that is true.
@@electron-Volt yep coconut oil doesn't really do anything other than fake the look of smooth hair. Well it definitely is acting like a protection coating, but that doesn't matter if your using any chemical treatment.
Okay, so I have something to add.
Coconut oil is a little bit more than a just a outer protection coating. 95% of the coconut oil in particular consist of lipids that are less than 18 carbons long, which are small enough to seep under the cuticle. Oils that just sit on the top without seeping under the cuticles are jojoba, rice bran and mineral oils therefore much longer than 18 carbons.
Considering this, it is smart to pre oil your hair before washes to decrease the harshness and stripping nature of sulfate shampoos. However as I already said it is truely pointless to do it before chemical treatment, it will eat right trough the oil, damaging the hair nonetheless.
Then there are the polar triglycerides (about 64% for coconut) which attach to damaged hair (negatively charged) causing the hair to 'soak' up the oil over the time into or near to the cortex of the hair strands due to the attraction. It could be a hair nourishing treatment for once in a while but it doesn't have the ability to build hair bonds, so again, in scientific sense it shouldn't have the ability to repair or 'save' the hair.
But if it works for you, it works for you.
NAMI IS AN ETHEREAL BEAUTIFUL HUMAN BEING
One of the best reviews I've seen about anything EVER! How you used different products on sections and showed clearly the process and noted timings with thorough result explanation and demonstration. Thank you :)
Nami i love you so so so much I actually adore you ❤️❤️❤️❤️😭 my day is not the best without your videos please please don't stop making them please!
This is a great video omg I hate most you tubers who make hair videos but you’re straight to the point plus informative!
Oh my goodness her hair is sooo porous that the purple shampoo sticks inside 😭😭 NAMI DO NOT use purple shampoo ANYMORE. It strips your hair of natural oils and moisture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! AND YOU NEED ALL OF THAT
Cheyenne Nicole that's what Brad Mundo said.
Tanya Thompson it's literally word for word too haha
Tobi Sul lol I noticed
Good to know you watch Brad too.
She shouldn't be using shampoo at all.
sulfate strips your hair of its natural protection. Some conditioner is ok though.
If you haven't already, I would recommend using the Redkin anti snap leave in conditioner and the Redkin emergency repair shampoo and conditioner. They are all the in blue bottle. Seriously this line saved my hair after I over bleached it and it was melting off. It was around $60 for all 3 bottles and was the best money I ever spent!!!
I use Olaplex every time I bleach my hair and it's what's helped me get my hair blonde while still allowing me to grow it out. Honestly if you want to get a bargain when it comes to Olaplex treatments you should try to find salons that offer that treatment. If it's done in a salon they give you the treatment by using Steps 1 and 2 and they're supposed to charge it as much as their most expensive treatment that they offer. I have a salon in my area where the most expensive treatment they offer is $40 so they charge their Olaplex treatments only $40 and they're much more effective than the little bottle of step 3 since step 1 and 2 have a higher concentration of the ingredient that makes Olaplex so great. Also, if you do end up using Olaplex as your go-to treatment in the future, please don't leave it in overnight. It stops working around 30-45 mins.
Olaplex works all night, Chriss Appleton who is a celebrity hair stylist uses Olaplex as all night treatment between bleach sessions. 1 & 2 for in salon treatment and no 3 , 4 and 5 for full home contiuning treatment. Hope this clears all the issues!
KevkevDisG so your hair breaks less with the Olaplex? What shampoo do you use ?
I've been told that if you leave olaplex on over night it will work even better... 🤔
But you pay $40 for one treatment of step one and two, and $30 for no. 3 that may last up to 8 uses depending on your hair.
you should chop off the ends and get a pixie, it'll look super cute on you and will help stop the rest of your hair from breaking (if there is breakage at the ends it can travel up the hair shaft and cause more damage)
Ella Rose Pixies look awful on women. They are mom-cuts.
A M that's just your opinion. That doesn't make it true.
A M I would have to disagree, I think they're quite cute
Fallon Moore Duh. She said it will look cute and I said it wouldn't. Two opinions. Guys joke all the time about pixie cuts being mom cuts. Even SNL made a skit about the mom cut. Certain face shapes look particularly bad with it. I am sure there are people out there who like mullets. I don't. Most people I know don't. No one is arguing whether or not she is allowed to. Someone said it would look cute and I said it wouldn't. Both were opinions given.
A M Saying they look awful on women, which is an absolute statement about all women, is just not true. Saying certain face shapes are not suited for the pixie look is definitely true and matter of personal preference. Just like long hair doesn’t suit all face shapes and people. Totes go all out on your opinion AND personal preference on not liking extremely short hair on women.
Hey nami! I had bleached my hair in july 4 times in 2 weeks from virgin black hair.... Goes to say it was breaking off and so damaged. I ended trimming the dead ends and started doing keratin treatments. Ahpogees 2 step keratin treatment has saved my hair. Only around 4-5$ for the packed treatment at sallys beauty! Also the ion booster treatments (its 2 small little bottles and again its a 2 step) is a dupe for olaplex! Does the same thing but way cheaper ($2 per bottle/the after conditoner packet) but it is alot smaller in quantity but it makes your hair feel amazing. The shampoo and conditoner i swear by is the CHI keratin line, i got mine for very cheap at marshalls hehe. All these products have given my hair its strength back and doesnt feel noodly or tangly anymore. I hope this helps!!! Also maybe try dying your hair a medium ash blonde or even dark, it will make your hair feel and look a lot healthier as long as you use a demi pernament dye ( reccomend ION at sallys)
I'll second the aphogee recommendation! It completely saved my hair when it was almost as bad as yours!
THIS THIS THIS! The two step treatment is life! My hair is white and mid back length, healthy, I owe it all to that product!
I also second the aphogee two step treatment. Saved my hair when it was falling out from years of bleaching my hair platinum and teasing it into a mohawk
It could be a dupe for olaplex Number 3 which is a take home treatment. The number 2 they use in the salon is a bit more concentrated, but the best thing is to get an olaplex stand alone treatment at a salon where they mix the number 1 (the really potent stuff they put in bleach and dye) with water and use it as a deep conditioner. 20x better than the take home treatment
I second this!! I actually used color remover on my hair to lift a permanent black dye (I was at 1), and aphogee really helped. I've stopped coloring my hair now, but the stripped hair is now my ends, and I bleached them after dying my natural color, and then going back to brown again, so I use the treatment regularly. No crazy breakage! That and argan oil after every shower for a year and my hair is really healthy and long all the way through to the ends. Now I'm scared to do anything to my hair because it's finally nice again!
what everyone needs to know is that once your hair damaged nothing can un damage your hair. Only prevention works by applying oils onto your hair which coats the hair. A lot of hair products contain silicones which make your hair feels soft except they don't hydrate your hair at all but coat it and actually suffocate it.
Her poor mom must be like "I did her hair and she blaming me for its deadness" 😂haha love you nami
This is literally the best filming of comparison and product analysis ever!!
PINK HAIR WOULD LOOK REALLY GOOD ON YOU OMG
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Try aphogee 2 step protein treatment I colored my hair and it was started to get brittle, dry, and dull. After one use I saw and felt an immediate difference. Also they treatment is $3.50 for little packs
Where can you get it ?
@@catherinealva3637 Sallys! Its amazing
Can u please reply to me with a link I don’t know exactly which one your talking about maybe it’s on amazon?
zehra Ugurel www.google.com/shopping/product/6520719284714355181?q=aphogee+protein+treatment&client=safari&hl=en-us&tbs=vw:l,ss:44&prmd=svin&sxsrf=ALeKk02FWG4bB_G16zHaTIPyTKERO0AVbA:1590668515625&prds=num:1,of:1,epd:17086350060770707119,prmr:1,cs:1
You’d better start looking at the ingredients....I tried it and I’d rather stick to Olaplex since it’s vegan and it has better results than the chemicals that the other one has. Read carefully and you’ll see.
I also comunicate a lot with my boyfriend and we too always overlay the conversation... for me communication is one oh the golden keys to a healthy relationship!
Coconut Oil can actually break hair. The longer its on the hair the worse it can damage the hair. I've had a coconut oil mishap and will never use it again. It over dried my hair and it started breaking my hair in half. I was losing chunks of hair cuz of the oil. The breakage stopped after I stopped using coconut oil treatments
Terry Lin Randall that happened to me too!!
@@bridgetcoates3106 If you have low porosity hair you shouldn’t use it. It’s great for highly porous hair, though.
I hope your hair recovers quickly. I am a little crazy about having healthy hair and I find myself applying deep conditioning treatments every week!
The reason for my craziness is because I straighten my hair daily, even while having naturally straight hair!!😬(I know it is weird, but I have too much volume and I like better when it is thinner).
Caro PerRod don't forget to use a heat protector when you use your flat iron also. 😊
Courtney Love there is no such thing as heat protectant. Heat damages hair no matter what you put on it. The only thing that will stop heat damage is not using heat lol
Rae Badding's not true. Their are actual thermal sprays you can use to help.
Rae Badding's it helps protect the hair from heat damage. It may not be complete protection, but it obviously helps
maybe when you next get it cut, get the hairdresser to thin it out
The blonde bob is great, you're even prettier! It brings out your eyes and cheekbones so well, you look like a model.
I love how you used percentages in regards to the damage and the repair! Thank you for the video I’ll use it for when I go platinum in a couple weeks! ❤️
honestly if you trimmed off just a few inches and continued with the olaplex, I think your hair would be a lot better condition and the length would look beautiful on you!!! I destroyed my hair with too many bleach treatments a few years ago when my hair was a similar length, and I went to the salon and got a really cool mohawk to deal with all the length that couldnt be saved! After the cut you would have never guessed my hair was in terrible condition before. Just my two cents!!!
Unfortunately the only way to get rid of your split ends is by cutting them off. I would recommend continuing treatments and getting trims more often to gradually be gone with the too damaged hair. Also make sure not to treat it too often because too much protein can cause more damage. Avoid heat and washing your hair too often. DO NOT USE OLAPLEX MORE THAN ONCE A WEEK. Good luck :)
Alaina Mercado I don't think she's under any illusion that she can fix the split ends, she just wants to make them look and feel a bit better the the olaplex actually did do a pretty good job. She has a pretty specific haircut which is rather short already so I can understand why she doesn't just want to go out and get a cut
You can use olaplex 2-3 times per week if you have very damaged hair.
the platinum blonde hair fits you so well
you should've tried the aphogee two step treatment! the treatment is $10 and the conditioner is also $10 but if you have a deep conditioner you can use that instead. it really saved my hair when i fried it!!
ai lee I was about to reccommend the same thing
I use aphogee every time i bleach my hair and it saves it every time
Where can you purchase aphogee at ? My hair been so damaged since October I haven’t bleached it nor dyed it since then
Lilibeth it’s fairly priced on amazon
@@lilibeth2870 Sally's Beauty Supply
I mix a little Argan coconut or castor oil with conditioner leave it in my hair 10 min or more then rinse I get a great deep conditioning, works magic on bleached dyed and damaged hair. That hair color looks beautiful on you
Love the lip colour. Can't wait to see how the hair turns out after treatment!
I love how honest and original your vlogs are❤️❤️❤️
You and Michael are so cute~
You're great parents and I really hope I can be just like you when I have children^^
Omg V and ARMYYY
you'll find a lot of army's everywhere 😂
Wait she has kids? Jesus she’s like 20😂
She and Michael decided to have kids early
Thank you! I got so sick of the same bimbos saying drug store products and coconut oil fixed fried hair. My hair isn’t fried but it’s been breaking off and I would like it to stop. Your video helps a lot.
Hey girl I really hope this comment helps
Coconut oil only temporarily smooths the outer layer of the hair strand. The best oil to use is Argan, since the molecules are small enough to penetrate the hair shaft.
I did coconut oil and olive just last week. My hair is damaged bc I can't get it all one shade of blonde and I'm impatient. I realize if may not heal the hair but if at least helps if look better . My hair felt temporarily amazing so I will take that. Lol
coconut oil molecules are too big to heal from the inside out, but argan oil molecules are small enough to penetrate the inner hair shaft and repair.
The test of how far you can brush your fingers trough is SO HELPFUL! It gives such a clear indication of how well each products work.
I wish you had tried the stuff at Sally’s! I wanted to see how it compared to Olaplex. Personally I thought it worked better but I didn’t compare one side of my head to the other like you did.
Never have I ever commented on any ones video but I have to leave my first comment ever for this namiicho. You are so funny. You are literally the first and only video tut that I was able to watch from start to finish, that I wanted to watch from start to finish. I love your whole vibe, keep it up. You’re so organic and authentic it’s like you remind everyone of themselves but you’re unique @ the same time. How can? No one knows. That probably why we keep watching.
Olaplex 1&2 are the ones that really repair, number 3 is just like a conditioner. It helps a little, but doesnt repair much.
Coconut oil isnt actually great for the hair (good for everywhere else though), black castor oil is great for softening though.
olaplex 3 does repair, but treatment with olaplex nr 1 and 2 must be profesionaly done before, and nr 3 used at home after that for full efect. If it is used without nr 1 and 2 being inserted in to the hair before - it is doing just a little bit of treatment, but not full power.
I love the scientific approach to this video (Even including a control group!) It was so well done and you can clearly see the difference!
Warm Coconut and Castor 1/2 and 1/2 oil on damp hair. Wrap with plastic wrap and keep on hair for eight hours. Remove with conditioner first in the shower then shampoo. Or olive oil mayonnaise, wrap with hot wet towel for one hour, wash as usual.
or Prismax Hair Botox
There is nothing wrong with how you guys communicate, it's the same thing Twins do SO naturally. So it makes sense to communicate that way in a relationship
Nami I actually love your videos ❤❤ I recently binged like 20 your family are so strong and amazing. Can't believe how big your two boys are getting ❤❤
Thank you so much for this video. I damaged my hair bleaching on my own. I did Keratin treatment after damage.. it helped a lot but the ends are still bad. I was trying to figure out what to do. You saved me time, money and stress. Thank you!!!
This was so helpful! My hair is definitely as damaged as yours so it’s great to see what it looks like on really damaged hair. Thank you!
I leave Olaplex in my hair and don’t rinse it out for days. It’s amazing.
tbh I'm so sorry this happened to you and your hair HOWEVER this video is incredibly useful and I really appreciate the comparison and showing how each affected the hair. Thank you!
I had extremely damaged hair too. I'm using three treatments, and in combination with regular trims they helped immensely!
It's the Aphogee Protein Treatment every six weeks, and Olaplex or coconut oil before every wash. Also apple cider vinegar rinses are amazing (smells bad though).
Half a year ago I was worried I'd have to wear a wig soon, today my hair is a lot healthier and stronger. Maybe this helps!
Hi! Was your hair "gummy" when wet? And did the texture go back to normal? I'm going through the same thing and would appreciate any advice. Thank you!
@@XxDreamRidexX Hi! No my hair wasn't "gummy" when wet, it was extremely dry and would break upon the lightest touch. I'm not a professional, but what you're describing sounds to me like your hair needs keratin. Have you tried Olaplex or something similar?
@@sunnyunnie3225 Thank you for responding! Yes, I've done an Olaplex stand alone treatment and also used the Aphogee two step treatment once. It still feels very weak when it's wet. I guess I'll need to repeat the Olaplex + Aphogee several times. I was actually thinking about asking for a Keratin treatment at a salon and see if that helps!
@@XxDreamRidexX Yeah it takes a while, there's no miracle cure unfortunately. I did this for several months before really seeing a change in my hair. Good luck 💪🏻
Great video! Olaplex is not going to reverse broken hair with no cuticle left. What it does is rebuilds disulfide bonds and it will reverse damage to an extent. But there is a threshold that can’t be reversed. However it is wonderful for blondes. Also the more you use it the more it repairs and the effects do not wash out like other treatments. It is a permanent structural change. ❤️
Your hair is tangling easily because the cuticle of the hair is blasted open and stuck that way so the cuticle catches on itself. The coconut oil wont repair anything, just hydrate the hair. Olaplex is meant to repair and build side bonds of the hair. The third product, I have never heard of, so I cant really say how it works. The only way to fix stressed (its not professional to called it damaged) hair is to cut it and grow it out. Hair is dead once it is out of the follicle, so you can't really do much to it repair wise once you damage it.
-a cosmo student
Exactly! Cut it off and if you want your hair to grow back faster, I recommend biotin pills as well as a coconut oil+ castor oil mask (a lot of youtube videos demonstrating this).
Exactly! Cut it off and if you want your hair to grow back faster, I recommend biotin pills as well as a coconut oil+ castor oil mask (a lot of youtube videos demonstrating this).
Exactly! Cut it off and if you want your hair to grow back faster, I recommend biotin pills as well as a coconut oil+ castor oil mask (a lot of youtube videos demonstrating this).
Exactly! Cut it off and if you want your hair to grow back faster, I recommend biotin pills as well as a coconut oil+ castor oil mask (a lot of youtube videos demonstrating this).
My hair was so fried when it was bleached and o drenched my hair in olive oil and coconut oil for a week...it worked miracles!
doing a full olaplex treatment at the salon (it was 30 EUR) improved my hair by a lot. but then I had to ruin it again by bleaching (from rose gold to blonde) 😂 still, it's not as bad as I thought it'd be. I'm gonna get it done again soon and get the home treatment as well.
! Nicee! :)
I found that using/saturating olaplex no.3 in dry hair and leaving it in for about an hour THEN shampoo (NOTE: it says on the bottle that it needs to be shampooed out) works a lot better. Once a week. Remember that olaplex no. 3 is NOT a conditioner, it’s a bond repair (which is why it not only needs to be rinsed, but shampooed out).
Also, I like to also do a conditioner treatment mixture. Favorite conditioner (mine: Dove deep repair), honey, and OAUI rose oil. Leave in for as long as you like (at least 5 mins, and I like to wrap it), and it works like a charm.
EDIT: I barely realized this is from a year ago 🤣
She’s so cute, I could listen to her all day. Love the color of your hair!
I really admire how you take in other people's thoughts even if they might be innacurate or rude, you turn it around.. I hope that doesn't become too much of a burden and you can detach as well when needed 💖
Hubby so wise and sweet. I loved how you let him be apart of that answer. Lol loved the video. Channel visiting😋
Thank you. I just bought an olaplex n3 so I wasnt sure if it would be worth it. Definity looks like it does wonders.
Hi! Did the Olaplex number 3 help at all? I'm going through the same thing right now. Thank you!
at this point you should get olaplex no 1 & 2 ( 3 is way to weak ) you can leave no 1 over night and no 2 also for a few hours ( i have bleached hair and use this method and it works really well )
you can get it online ( it's so expensive, but really worth the money ) 😄
Yes, she does need 1 & 2- you need a license to get them.
Actually, 2 and 3 are the exact same product.
Brianna Catherine I live in germany and I bought them online without a license ^^
June Peterson no. 3 is less concentrated
You either bought a knock off or bought from someone who bought with a license
I sleep on my back..and because of that my Hair gets tangled like yours did. My hairdresser suggested that I sleep on a silk pillowcase. Instead of spending a fortune I just put a silk scarf over my pillow and WHAT A DIFFERENCE..it made.. Wow!
Hello Nami! The Olaplex step 3 should be done on non-shampooed hair for best results, but I highly recommend getting the salon treatment for Olaplex and trimming the ends. When I bleached my hair, doing these two things helped a long way ☺️
THE BLONDE HAIR WITH A CHERRY LIP IS A LOOOK OMG ITS SO PRETTY😢
Thank you, washroom.
Nami you're so chill, you take criticism the best haha ❤❤ I loved the video btw, have always heard about olaplex but never knew if it's worth the money! If I ever bleach my hair again I would definitely try it after watching this.
hanin well its not that good. İm using it and there are better options with the same prize tags (not drug store stuff tho)
C Dang well i dont know any name sadly :( but my hair dresser uses some stuff on my hair way better and cheaper than olaplex no3. AND everybody says that kerastase (maybe im writing the name wrong) products are awesome
Warm castor oil and almond oil in hot water, add a few chunks of washed aloe Vera leaves with two to three pieces of garlic and lit it cook for 20-30 minutes using the double-boiler method. Strain the mix and apply on scalp and hair when warm to touch, this should fix everything, you can also add onion juice by cutting one red onion into very small cubes and push it against a strainer to extract the juice and mix it with oils to make the oil blend 10x better.
The berry lipstick you have on at the start is beautiful and suits you so much 😍
This video was super helpful! Thank you for doing this, I just recently bleached my hair three times and my scalp is on fire and my hair is a wreck. I would recommend doing any treatments on dry hair vs wet hair because dry hair will have more capacity to really absorb all the treatment. While wet hair has already absorbed water and will not absorb the treatment completely.
NAMIIII brad mondo reacted to your bleaching video 😂😂😂😂
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Ramen Noodles Lol she even reacted to him reacting to her 😂
I loved the way how you explain with percentage the effect of the products. I can understand a lot better and I noticed you are a professional
Gurrrrl, I know how you feel. I had my hair pretty damaged when I got that light. My hair would break so easily and was so dry. Of course with treatments and stuff my hair got better, but damnnnnn it's a long progressive process.
Hope you hair got better soon tho 💕
What treatments did you do? Please and thank you🙏🏻
Why would you use just #3 of Olaolex and not the whole treatment but use the whole Harayuki?
When you were holding the ends up, I just wanted to cut them off 😂😂😂
Ok but here's the thing. I bought the whole olaplex kit for like $200. Worked pretty good, hair felt good for a few months. Then i ran out.
Fast forward 6 months, and my hair is back to square one. And I purposefully haven't even used heat on it or anything since. Personally I feel like it's one of those products you gotta keep using or else the result will fade? Idk. The "healthiness" has definitely not lasted.
Your videos are honestly so helpful, since I bleached my hair to DEATH and I'm not sure what to do now, its super curly and frizzy and dead T.T it was never like this the other times I bleached.... :(
As a Cosmetologist in training, I would suggest you use jamcian black castor oil once a week [1 hour before you shower, place it in your hair, put a shower cap on, after 1 hour shampoo your hair.]
not only this but, trim your hair.
another suggestion is go to a professional salon and buy a deep conditioning product and use it weekly. [when you use it, place a shower cap on your head to contain the moisture and run a bowdryer on a warm~hot setting over the shower cap, and rinse it with cold water to keep the moisture]
lastly ONLY wash your hair a maximum of 2~3 times PER WEEK! Don't strip your hair of your natural oils.
this is my recommendation as a weekly plan, and yes, continue to use Olaplex-- but only weekly because too much intense treatment isn't good for your hair.
just trying to help! ☆
Also, you can buy a purple conditioner instead of a purple shampoo. It has the same effect but it will not strip your hair of the natural oils and proteins.
edit: Goldwell has an excellent purple conditioner. You can also make your own with your favorite white conditioner and a tiny amount of indigo / a purplish-blue based SEMI-permanent hair color ! ♡
Came here from the live yo! Nami that lipstick looks so good on you!!!!
Bangtan Noona yayy thank you for coming !! 😭😚😚😚
I love this comparison. Omg you are so awesome for doing 4 different experiments and really showing the difference you are awesome
Yea you need a moisturizing DEEP conditioning treatment...also I don't think your supposed keep purple shampoo or any shampoo in your hair like a conditioner it has sulfates that dry your hair out.. Also coconut oil is supposed to be a hot oil treatment followed by a conditioner....DEEP Conditioner!!!!! Ur still pretty though so maybe next time..lol!!
Tai J sulphate free shampoo and deep conditioning? Girl, are you natural?
Romy Damons Guilty as charged 😅
@@TaiJ-Aird what would you recommend for deep conditioning?
My hair is extremely dead. Always ended up cutting it short but I am trying to grow it out now. I don't brush my hair anymore, I wash it 2 times in a week and I use conditioner or a hairmask everytime I do wash it. This helped ALOT.
After bleaching dont shampoo for at least 3 days. Let the hair heal.
100% recommended getting olaplex no1. No2/3 are just more diluted versions. A good deep conditioner for after olaplex is also a must. Swear by it x
This is really helpful, thank you. I would recommend Moroccan oil after washing on your hair. It has transformed my bleached hair xxx
HEY !! YOU NEED TO MIX RAW HONEY WITH YOUR CONDITIONER !!! That helped with my hair after I bleached it and got it red
my hair's texture is like hay even without dying it hahah.
Thankyou for all the detail you went to in analysing the differences between treatments, brilliant!
For a cheaper alternative, my hairdresser recommended to sleep with conditioner in my ends over night after I bleached my hair.
Which lipstick do you use? The color fits you so well!
The only thing that fixed my hair when I went platinum blonde was shaving it off lol 😭 this was a year ago and now it's barely to my chin but it's worth having hair that doesn't feel like poop
I have a salon and we use Olaplex! It’s amazing! Olaplex repairs the bonds in your hair. It works from the inside out. Coconut oil or any other hair repair will just coat the cuticle later and make it feel nice. But naturally your hair is still damaged. Olaplex gets into your cortex layer and repairs it! I love to do an olaplex treatment about every 2 months and then a hair mask! Matrix has a really nice one. Good luck!
Aussie 3 minute miracle, leave it on for 30 minutes and it makes a huge difference
I'd suggest either keratin oil (though it's pretty expensive depending where you live) or argan oil. I bleached my hair about 2 years ago and the "hairdresser" did it terribly and about 40% of my hair fell out. I started using oils to make it softer and less damaged. Good luck on your journey!
Olaplex is a gift from God! 😂😂 I have converted SO many people to it!
Uberliss works better than olaplex