Olaplex No 3

Learned about this product through IG, did a lil research and order this here. Found the product to be authentic & untampered with. As I wasn't looking for a product such as this, I wasn't even aware it existed! What I was aware of was my long naturally brown hair was a frizzy/flyaway mess! As we are all stuck in quarantine status.. I have been doing all I can to invest in my brand. That includes being more detailed and consistent in my self care routines. I have neglected my hair for probably over 2 years, washing it less, not deep conditioning, or anything other than wearing it in a ponytail 🥴 First step I began taking collagen supplements a year ago, consistently, but with through out the winter month my hair became extremely dry & began to fall out whenever I combed.. Concerned about thinning, I came upon this product and was intrigued naturally. Used this recently this week and the results are so positive. After washing, treatment, wash & dc... my hair is not brittle, or frizzy. Also I realized the Neocell Collagen + C supplements have lead to significant hair growth... dounke positive. I spread this treatment out in sections focusing in the middle to end, comb through my hair redistributing product around the crown, cover my hair foe 90 mins then rinse out. I do not heat treat my hair, at all, allowing the hair to air dry. I plan on treating my hair with this product once a week until the bottle is gone. Thanks to IG for introducing me to this line of hair care! 💜

Not a miracle product, but I do see a difference when I use it. I will likely be repurchasing just because I haven't found anything like it, but it is pretty pricey. I will be trying different products in the hope that I can find something more affordable with comparable results.
To echo a lot of other folks here: this is NOT a conditioner. It repairs the bonds in your hair. It doesn't really hydrate and definitely doesn't replace a conditioner. This is fine because that is not the primary purpose of the product, but I could see where people would be disappointed if they thought it was.

With *REPEATED* use, yes there does seem to be some improvement. I think it's fair to say that each person's experience is going to differ from other's. My experience is with recent excessive hair processes, my hair became very badly damaged. I began using Olaplex again after taking a long break and with repeated use, there is an increase in some shine, less burn frizz, less sticking out dry pieces, overall less brillo looking hair and more a return to healthier looking hair. No miracles, but with repeated usage (so far about 3 weeks) there is a noticeable difference. My hair first felt better, then slowly began to look better. I'm using it not as instructed, but every time I wash my hair I mix it with a deep conditioner and leave it on in the shower for as long as I can (5-10 mins) during my morning shower. I just don't have the luxury of time to follow the instructions as-is. Nonetheless, with consistency, I do see an improvement. I'm glad I got it. I did hope for better, but it is improving the quality of the hair to a degree which honestly was badly damaged. I recommend but will say, there's just been no magic wand for me with this. If my schedule was different and I could follow the instructions to a T, then maybe it would be closer to a miracle, but since this isn't possible at this time, I'm pretty happy.

I was foolish and tried to bleach my hair myself and dye it purple. Of course that didn't turn out so great. I bleached it twice in one day because I couldn't get my natural dark hair light enough. After it dried I was horrified at the damage I had done and my hair wasn't even blonde lol. My hair was FRIED. When I touched the ends it felt like pubic hair. Sorry for my description but that's the best way I can describe it.

I took the risk buying this on Adva. I was worried it wouldn't work since I never did step 1 and 2 but oh my gosh it worked. After watching tutorials on youtube on how to properly apply it to damp hair I was surprised at how much better it felt. It's not a miracle product, ladies and gentleman. I still had to cut some of my ends but I didn't have to cut as much as I originally anticipated. I may update pictures when i'm in better lighting so you can see proof.

Piece of advice. Apply on damp hair. This helps you use less product. Section your hair and make sure your hair is saturated. Trust me, you don't have to use the whole bottle even if you have long hair. A small amount will coat your hair. I have hair past my shoulders and have done three treatments and still have a lot in my bottle. Also, use a wide tooth brush on your hair to make sure it is coated evenly.

I left it on for about 15 to 20 minutes and then added a hair mask on top of it and waited about 10 more minutes with it wrapped. After that I rinsed it with cool water with a tiny bit of shampoo at the scalp area.

I did not towel dry my hair since it can be harsh on brittle hair. Instead I gently twisted my hair to remove excess water. While my hair was damp I applied oil only to my ends and let it air dry.

My hair feels amazing! Good luck guys! If you guys have just dry hair you probably don't need to do all the steps I did but I totally destroyed my hair. And i'm telling you, just the product alone made my hair feel soft.

There are two common reviews that I want to address. 1st, that the product is damaging their hair. If you need Olaplex, your hair is already damaged. You hair is falling out and breaking because you bleached it. Olaplex is amazing but it isnt going to glue your hair back together. What it will do is bond your hair that hasnt yet reached the point of breaking and it will help but some hair cannot be helped. 2nd is that the product is too expensive for what you get. (sigh) So here is the deal, You tried to bleach your own hair because you thought it would be soooo much cheaper. Your hair is burned and falling apart so now you want to find a cheap way to fix your hair. (sigh) Insert Brand Mondo rolling his eyes. Good product costs money honey. You are welcome to get something cheaper but remember that you get what you pay for.