Olaplex Single Use Professional Kit No.1 4ml & No.2 15ml

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This professional Olaplex service consists of two steps to repair and protect the hair. Some salons may list this as a service, but not all Olaplex salons do. Everyone can benefit from this treatment, not just those getting chemical treatments! This concentrated first salon step rebuilds broken disulfide bonds and begins the process of preventing damage and repairing the hair. When you get a cut, you usually sit with wet hair for 20 or 30 minutes. This is a great time to take advantage of the healing properties of Olaplex Bond Perfector. Instead of shampooing before a cut, ask your stylist to wet and towel dry your hair and then apply No. 2 .

Related blog: The Differences Between OLAPLEX 4-IN-1 Moisture Mask and Stand Alone Treatments Who is the OLAPLEX Stand Alone treatment for? 1. Virgin or untreated treated hair You’re probably already an Olaplex addict and add Olaplex No.1—the Bond Multiplier—into every formulation. But did you know that Olaplex No.2—the Bond Perfector—is NOT optional? And did you know you can use it beyond the three-step Olaplex system? We’re breaking down three ways you might not know you can use Olaplex No.2, so keep reading!

What does Olaplex No.9 do?

It's important note that No. 2 (and all other Olaplex products for that matter) are not just conditioning treatments, and they are not protein treatments. They actually repair the hair follicle by bonding with the molecules left exposed by broken hair bonds. This strengthens the hair and actually helps to prevent future damage. Why are Olaplex No. 1 and No. 2 only for salon use? Consider your personal hair history, too – if you’ve used chemical dye for years, it’ll unsurprisingly take longer to repair the damage. The verdict: Is Olaplex really worth the money?

These are the ultimate foundation for all of the OLAPLEX range. They can be used as a stand-alone or in a chemical service treatment. Using these 2 would be the most nourishing for your hair as they contain the highest amount of Bis-aminoproshyl. Now stepping into the at-home arena, No.0 is a primer that should be applied from roots to ends before slathering on the No.3 mask. This isn’t a necessary step in the Olaplex system but is an additional one you can take to maximise its benefits.Much of the buzz also comes from its ability to protect your hair from the damage associated with harsh bleach, such as breakage and brittleness, before it happens.