OLAPLEX No. 8 Bond Intense Moisture Mask, (Pack of 1)

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I bet your next question is, how is Olaplex No.8 different to Olaplex No.3? The main difference is in how you use these Olaplex products and what for.

Olaplex No.8 Bond Intense Moisture Mask 100ml | Cult Beauty

I'll try to describe how good my hair felt after rinsing out this mask but I truly feel like you need to experience it for yourself. The slip was dolphin-like and the definition of my coils had been almost completely restored, something I often worry about with the amount of straightening I do. Generally speaking, how much damage do you do to your hair? On a scale of 1 to 10—one being the least amount of damage and 10 being the most—how much do you think your hair goes through on a monthly basis? Contains both the Olaplex bond repair protein ingredient, plus hydrating ingredients for intense moisture. Who is Olaplex No.8 best for? Anyone and everyone, it's a great multi-tasking all-rounder hair mask. Even those who have virgin hair that's never been coloured can use Olaplex No.8. How to Use Olaplex No.8.

Until recently, I’ve always had something of an au naturel approach when it comes to hair care. I would most definitely be shamed by any beauty guru for my excessive shampooing, and I’ve never dyed my hair, let alone styled it regularly. My hair doesn’t hold product or style well, so my ethos for a majority of my life has been to let it live as it pleases. That is, until the last two years, when I simultaneously grew out my hair and discovered the blow dryer. Nowadays, I blow dry my hair after every single shampoo, and as a repercussion I’ve noticed newfound damage. Step 2: Apply Olaplex Hair Perfector No.3 Home Treatment and leave on for 20-30 minutes. Hot tip: You only need a tiny amount of this product. How much damage do you do to your hair? On a scale of 1 to 10, how much do you think your hair goes through on a monthly basis? When these bonds are damaged by things like bleaching, colouring or dyeing your hair, heat styling damage - or all of the above - hair can become fragile, coarse and/or frizzy.

Olaplex | Products 0 to 8 | Step-by-Step How to Use Olaplex | Products 0 to 8 | Step-by-Step

Step 1: Saturate each strand with Olaplex No.0 Intense Bond Building Treatment 155ml - this product is a primer and can be used to get the best results from the original Olaplex treatment, you can read our full Olaplex No.0 review here. As for Olaplex No.8... maybe I'm biased having worked as a professional hair stylist, but I can't fault this product. Olaplex No.8 does not replace Olaplex No.3. Rather, it takes the place of your conditioner or weekly hair mask to repair bonds and add intense moisture. You apply it after shampooing, and leave on for five to 10 minutes before rinsing out. Olaplex No. 8 Bond Intense Moisture Mask is the easiest of the Olaplex family to slot into your existing haircare routine.I’ve known about Olaplex for many years. I used to get highlights with Tracey Cunningham, and about four or five years ago, my hair was in bad shape (not from the highlights, but from too many heat styling products and what I think was a bad application of a Keratin treatment—never again!). She used Olaplex No. 3 on me and my hair changed completely. It was soft to the touch and it was as if my split ends disappeared. But of course, like everything else, I forgot about using it and really stopped when I went through my no-highlight phase for a year. If you haven’t heard, Nº.8 is the latest family member of the OLAPLEX line. Bond Intense Moisture Mask is a concentrated treatment that moisturizes, smooths, adds body, and shine. Nº.8 fully absorbs into the hair to treat damage without weighing the hair down. I have been a huge fan of the Olaplex system for years now. When I had balayage, my colourist used the salon-only part of the system (No. 1 & 2) to keep my hair strong despite the bleach and I regularly use the brand's cult pre-wash treatment, No. 3, when my hair is feeling particularly weak. Olaplex No. 8 Bond Intense Moisture Mask is an intensely hydrating and repairing wash-out hair mask for all hair types. Olaplex has single-handedly saved my hair while I was still bleaching it—I was blonde for most of college and my first few years of living in New York, and my hair’s quality dramatically changed for the better when I added the bond-building product to my routine. My hair definitely isn’t in as dire shape as it was then, but I was hoping for refreshed, touchably soft hair that has been eluding me lately.

My Honest Review of the New Olaplex No 8 Hair Mask | Who What

It's called the Olaplex No. 8 Bond Intense Moisture Mask and yes, there are now NINE DIFFERENT OLAPLEX PRODUCTS GAH. Step 3: Shampoo using Olaplex No.4 Bond Maintenance Shampoo 250ml - if you don't want to shampoo twice with your Olaplex shampoo, use a different one first and this one second. Nº.5 is your daily conditioner. It provides the hair with the key components of a conditioner and the repair from the active ingredient. Nº.8 takes it a step further, providing the hair with extra moisture while being lightweight and leaving the hair healthy with body and fullness, including the active ingredient’s hair repair.I used the Olaplex No. 8 after shampooing and applied it to the middle and ends of my hair. I’ve always had oily hair, and my one hesitation was the mask being too moisturizing, especially anywhere near my oil-prone roots. There is a definite scent to be wary of, but I didn’t mind– in a way, it felt like an olfactory reminder that, yes, I had a hair mask on and it was working. Step 4: Replace the Olaplex No.5 Bond Maintenance Conditioner 250ml once a week with the Olaplex No.8 mask. Short version: Olaplex started as an in-salon hair treatment. The products are made with a patented ingredient that works to restore the 'disulfide bonds' that hold your hair together (pretty cool huh?!).

Olaplex No. 8 Intense Moisture Mask Our Honest Review of the Olaplex No. 8 Intense Moisture Mask

Hello, my name is Sandra, and I’m a hair-aholic. (I even wrote a story for this magazine about my blow-dry addiction, which turned into a rather mortifying segment on Good Morning America.) I’d put my damage rating at a nine; I used to go to the salon three times a week (which isn’t all that uncommon in New York City) for primping and pressing, and dyed my hair for fun (like the time in the 1990s I had my highlights painted to match a favorite Gucci coat). Now I color out of dire necessity, and am generally deflated by the toll vanity has taken on my fragile and thinning tresses.

I've used every single Olaplex product before and I can confidently say, Olaplex No.8 is the least confusing product from the range. When I rinsed the product out, I was a little apprehensive because I didn't get that super silky smooth cosmetic feel... Considering that I haven’t had bouncy hair since seventh grade, I would definitely use the products again. But despite company claims that their “patented active chemistry works on a molecular level to repair damaged and broken bonds,” I will never love any product enough to risk damaging or breaking the bond between me and my hairdresser. Maryam Lieberman, Contributing Beauty Editor And how do you use Olaplex? And do you need to use every single Olaplex product together to get results?