OLAPLEX No.7 Bonding Oil, 30 ml (Pack of 1)

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A: Yes, Olaplex No.7 Bonding Oil is designed to reduce frizz and flyaways, leaving hair smoother and more manageable.

Absolutely, an OLAPLEX hair treatment is suitable for all hair types and will appeal to a broad range of clients. The product is sulphate free, paraben free, phthalate free, gluten free, cruelty free, colour safe and vegan. Active ingredients: Bis-aminopropyl diglycol dimaleate (Olaplex’s patented bond-building ingredient), sunflower seed oil, moringa seed oil, fermented green tea oil. Much to my hairdresser’s dismay, I wash and blow dry my hair just about every day because it tends to get greasy throughout the day, even with the help of dry shampoo. I get nervous adding hair oils to my routine because I don’t want to exasperate my issue, but I’ve been desperate for a way to tame my flyaways and add some shine to my hair, especially for summer. OLAPLEX has been dominating the hair industry since their launch in 2014. Each one of their products has reached cult status and changed the hair care game completely. Dean Christal owner of OLAPLEX stated that their brand “never wanted a hair care line that launched a dozen SKUs each year, but instead to create the very best products in each category”.

I don’t mean to be dramatic, but Olaplex's No. 7 Bonding Oil might just be the best thing to ever happen to my hair since the round-brush hair dryer. My hair has never felt healthier, and my color is more vibrant than ever, making me less inclined to book a touch-up. A: It helps repair damaged hair, strengthens and protects hair structure, and restores a healthy appearance and texture to the hair. The oil also provides heat protection up to 450°F/230°C. A: You can use it as often as needed, whether daily or a few times a week, based on your hair's needs and styling preferences.

Remove the cap, turn upside down and gently tap the bottom of the OLAPLEX hair oil bottle to dispense a metered drop. Apply a small amount to damp or dry hair and style as desired. Add a few drops to OLAPLEX No.6 bond smoother for enhanced smoothness and shine. Before God (some people inside a lab inevitably wearing white coats) made Olaplex, life was a series of distraught hairdresser appointments and broken strands. If one had their heart set on being blonde, they did so at their own peril - or, more specifically, the peril of their hair.Help clients to maintain their professional OLAPLEX salon treatment results between appointments. OLAPLEX no.7 bonding oil will leave hair visibly improved with shine, softness, colour vibrancy. With heat protection up to 232˚C, clients will enjoy shorter blow-drying time and minimised flay aways and frizz as well gaining UV protection. OLAPLEX No.7 bonding oil supports the professional only treatments of No.1 bond multiplier and No.2 bond perfector. Learn more about the OLAPLEX system on our blog. Editor’s Note: We reviewed this article on September 20, 2023. As per our editorial policy, we are constantly updating our content, to make sure it reflects the best of the best when it comes to beauty, wellness, and fashion. We want to assure our readers that we still stand by our recommendations, which we do.

UK mainland only. Surcharges apply to the following locations The Channel Islands & Isles of Scilly If you're not familiar with what their formulas have on offer, we'll break it down for you. Very simply, there are 3 steps. Step 1 is the Bond Multiplier, and likely what they'll be smothering on your hair in the salon. Number 2, the Bond Perfector is the second salon step, and finally, the third bottle: Hair Perfector is your take away, at home treatment. There's also a Bond Maintenance Shampoo, Conditioner, and a Bond Smoother Styling Creme to add to your bathroom shelf, too, if you're feeling frivolous.

Where to find the best dupes?

If you're looking for killer dupes, then TikTok can provide some answers. There's a reason why these dupes are going viral, just like the best Rare Beauty blush dupes we've seen all over our feeds lately. Finding affordable alternatives for those higher end products really is TikTok's thing. A: It's a part of the Olaplex hair repair system, working in tandem with other Olaplex products to restore damaged hair and maintain strong, healthy hair bonds. Then, on a day seemingly like any other, Olaplex was born, forever changing the hair hemisphere. Since then, people have praised the product - and rightly so, it's saved the hairs on my very own head more times than I can count.

My hair is a longish bob that dries wavy and, most of the time, with frizz and flyaways. I started coloring my hair when I was a freshman in high school with balayage treatments, and over the years, I’ve transitioned to full-on blonde highlights, so if you knew me when I was a brunette, no you didn’t. The patented OLAPLEX Bond Building technology works on a molecular level. Bis-Aminopropyl Diglycol Dimaleate, a single molecule, dramatically improves the hair strength, protects from within, and provides immediate results for all hair types. Protect your hair's internal structure and improve manageability because every head of hair benefits from being healthier! Right out of the bottle, it's apparent that the Olaplex No. 7 Bonding Oil means business. I mean, it basically melts in your hand. I prefer using the oil on dry hair because I think that adds the most shine and tames my flyaways the best, but I also tried it on damp hair before styling, and it had a similar effect. After running the product through my strands, I don't get that unwanted feeling of heavy product sitting in my hair, which is truly the selling point for me. About the brand: Founded in 2014, Olaplex has made a name for itself in the haircare industry by creating a patented technology, bis-aminopropyl diglycol dimaleate, best known as the brand's “secret sauce” for repairing bond breakage in hair. Its products have transformed the outcome of hair coloring in salons as well as proven to reduce damage in hair overall. About My Hair: Above the shoulder and oil-proneDamage caused by environmental factors such as UV damage, humidity and hot/cold weather conditions.