Is the Olaplex No 7 Bonding Oil worth purchasing? | Doctors Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ค. 2024
- Not going to lie, the Olaplex No 7 Bonding Oil we will review today is way smaller than other hair oils. But is it still worth spending your money on? That depends!
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Kapitel:
0:00 My initial thoughts
0:27 Intro
0:37 Claims of the Olaplex No 7 Bonding Oil
0:54 Texture and scent of the Olaplex No 7 Bonding Oil
1:13 How to use the Olaplex No 7 Bonding Oil
1:41 Ingredients of the Olaplex No 7 Bonding Oil
2:22 Is the Olaplex No 7 Bonding Oil worth your money?
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Have you ever finished a hair oil? To be honest, I haven't.
Yes! The Oribe one. But I wouldn’t purchase it again.
@@MarianaVillanova How is that one called? I only know them for their dry shampoo.
@@DoctorAnne Gold Lust Nourishing hair oil.
It’s pretty good but very expensive.
@@MarianaVillanova I always try to tell myself that I won‘t need much of it so it will last, but some of them are really expensive!
Yes. Moroconoil … many times 😅
Thank you so much for this video it was very helpful and informal!
I am glad you feel this way.
Olapex has been a life changing product for me. I use #6 and #7. They are a *must have* if you have thick hair with frizz. Not only my hair is shinny and soft but easy to comb and style. And you don't need to use much, just some drops. Love it!
You really don't need much of it.
Here here!
@@elliotttrumbo5320 Have you tried it?
I hate olaplex no 7 bonding oil. It makes my hair extremely frizzy.
@@nishithak3605 Thank you for sharing your experience. Do you have a hair oil that works better for you?
I’m so glad I came across your video. I’m going to try my new bottle today. After menopause, my thick, coarse, wavy hair lost the coarseness and my waves became full on curls. The thing is, they sometimes seem frizzy because they go their own way. I’m hoping this will calm down some of that frizz.
Let me know how it works for you.
My hair also has gained curls so strange it was so straight before but whwn I get out of the shower I use miracle creator for spray conditioner and I use the miracle heat protectant from matrix but I get out use the spray than the oil than my texturing spray I let it dry natural don't worry about the curves it dries and the next day I curl it beach wave curls and no heat and I use the olaplex after I style or before .but yes my daughter has curly hair has always had beautiful re curly hair me never now tons i don't get it at all.
Thankyou so much ! Could you make one for no 6 as well.. i am confused if i should get no 6 or no 3.. i don't have coloured hair but it does have split ends..
I will have my review of Olaplex No 6 up end of January, but to be honest, it confuses me. The best way to treat split ends though is to cut them, I don't think either of them will be able to reverse that.
Thank you! I love Olapex # 4 and # 5 shampoo and conditioner. I plan to try Olaplex # 6, the smoothing cream. I have grey hair and yellowish oils concern me because I don't want my hair to yellow.
I can't say if that would leave a yellow tint, I wouldn't notice on my hair color. My review of No 6 will be up sometime next month I think. It is the last Olaplex product i am missing in my reviews (other than the violet shampoo, but I don't think I will purchase that one).
@@DoctorAnne I plan to get the purple shampoo.
@@susanmcf1 It sounds great if you are concerned about getting yellow hue. I use a drugstore one, but only once a week at max, so I am not sure I want to pay extra for the Olaplex experience. But do report back how you like it and maybe I will change my mind.
@@susanmcf1 I know this thread is old but I recently got the no 4p. It's super pigmented so I use half the amount and mix it with regular no 4. That way both last longer and I'm still getting that purple pigment to cancel out the brassy tones, yet not so much it turns my platinum highlights purple. I have lowlights and highlights and my hair does really well with mixing a little of each in my hand at the time of washing my hair. I use no 5 and let it sit in while I wash my body and shave. That way it has at least 5 mins to soak in. I'm actually going back next month doe my root touch up and more lightener. She said she will do the stand alone treatment for me as well. She is going to mix no 1 in with my lightener and color then add the no 2 after my rinse. I'm super excited bc I've never had the stand alone. She is only charging me an additional 25 for that treatment and olaplex recommends having it done at time of any chemical treatment and then obviously use that at home system in between your salon visits. Let me know if you have tried the 4p and how u like it.
@@cassie4290 When I run out of my current purple shampoo, I’ll be buying that.
I agree though that there is no built up left behind
I like that a lot, I don't want anything that weighs my hair down.
I love your necklace!!!
Thank you. I wear it a lot.
I don't use hair oils as I produce enough on my scalp and am pretty lucky my hair is not dry enough to benefit from one. Also I don't colour my hair (am fortunate enough to have maybe 5 greys only) so it isn't dry. Hi from Australia
Not coloring my hair would probably make it way healthier as well.
Confío en Ud. por qué es médico especialista.
Gracias, pero el pelo no es mi especialidad. Soy principalmente un consumidor aquí.
Are there ingredients in the oil for direct heat protectant?
Yes. Dimethicone for example has heat protecting abilities that has been shown in studies.
I have only just started using it. I have newly wavy hair (since menopause), but my hair has been baby fine and dense all my life. Until post-menopause when my hair went wavy (my brother went kinky curly at puberty). Now, at 70% silver with the new waves, I have NO idea what to do.
I can tell you that my ends are fried. I'm still learning about moisture (because for my whole life, moisture was a no-no because it weighed my hair down so I looked like a wet rat).
I took a chance with Olaplex 7 because I'd heard good things. I was not disappointed.
I don't know yet how much to use for my hair when wet. When my hair dried, it was still frizzy looking, so I added another "dose" to my dry hair, which is terrifying to someone who has had baby fine, board straight hair my whole life. With this hair type, you would NEVER add ANY kind of oil. But now I'm post menopausal, and my hair has changed, so why not try?
he waves perked up immediately. No tangles. No greasy feel. I was shocked.
I'll sleep on the hair and see what happens in the morning. I'm pretty sure that it's going to be fine based on what it feels like now.
Honestly, I'm a simple girl. I don't spend a whole lot on beauty products. I don't wear makeup except on the RARE occasion, like every 5 years or so.
However, I'm growing my hair and it's wonderfully wavy, so I'm diving into that because I was never "allowed" to have long hair as a child. Always wanted it.
Several years ago, I grew it out like guys do without doing anything to it, and it was a mess on the ends. So bad, that I cut it back to the super short pixie I had my whole life.
Now, I know more, so I'm trying again. Long hair is easier to deal with than short hair ... unless you have a super-short pixie that required no intervention, which is what I had.
There are so many options with long hair, as long as it's healthy and it doesn't terminally tangle at the ends so you can't even braid it.
True, long hair is much easier to maintain. If you don't want to style it, you just put it back. My sister has short hair and it is much more work.
Can we apply this on scalp?
You could, but I am nor sure it would be very helpful. Why would you want to apply it to the scalp?
@@DoctorAnne Thanks for replying, as i habituated to apply oil on hair and scalp, twice I did same with no 7 by mistake. So I am 😟 and I had slight itchy on scalp after application.
@@sanas9970 I don't think it is harmful, I just don't think it will bring any benefits.
Nope never finished one, maybe this will be the one that changes that.
I recently managed to finish a drugstore one, but I am more than halfway through with this one, so I have high hopes it will happen.
Is it good for natural dark blond hair(not dyied) ?
It is good for all hair colors, but is specifically aimed at damaged hair, which is often, but of course not exclusively, dyed. The question would be if you think your hair is damaged.
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What about the silicone ? Isn’t that supposed to be bad for hair ?
I am a huge fan of silicones because they reduce the friction and thus the risk of breakage and damage to the hair. I do not believe that silicones are bad for the hair, quite the contrary.
Just use a good clarifying shampoo every once in a while and it's not a problem.
This oil doesn't seem to actually go into the hair itself and nourish it. I feel like it just adds some sort of thin protective greasy layer to the hair and even after applying it stays on my hands - doesn't really absorb.
Like many hair oils, it is supposed to form a film on the hair to increase shine and make it easier to comb through, so I can see why you feel that way. I don‘t think that is a bad thing though, but it maybe depends on what you are looking for.
I agree. Not at all worth the price.
You should do leave in conditioner on damp hair first to nourish and use the oil as a layer tht protects afterwards
Sounds like you got low porosity hair! For this type of hair lightweight oils are recommended. I'm not sure if the bonding oils falls into the category of lightweight oil but worth checking out
You should look into "drying oils" to find natural ones that absorb rapidly, oils have different rates of absorption