Olaplex Best Of The Bond Builders, No. 0 Intensive Bond Building Hair Treatment (155ml), No. 3 Hair Perfector (100ml), No.4 Bond Maintenance Shampoo (30ml), No.5 Bond Maintenance Conditioner (30ml)
Description
No.0 Intensive Bond Building Hair Treatment 155ml
A professional-inspired treatment that primes the hair for absorbing nourishment. It repairs hair from chemical, thermal, technical, mechanical, and environmental damage while strengthening hair bonds and protects hair structure.
Use as the first step in a two-part system with No.3 Hair Perfector to strengthen and repair all types of damaged hair.
No.3 Hair Perfector 100ml
An at-home bond builder that utilises the same active ingredient found in all professional Olaplex products. The treatment strengthens and repairs damaged hair to reduce breakage and improve its look and texture
No.4 Bond Maintenance Shampoo 30ml
The shampoo protects and repairs damaged hair, split ends, and frizz by re-linking broken bonds. It is a highly-moisturizing, reparative shampoo that leaves hair easy to manage, shiny and healthier with each use.
No.5 Bond Maintenance Conditioner 30ml
The conditioner makes the hair more manageable, allowing for easier detangling and a smoother finish without the hair being weighed down. The silky textured fluid hydrates and strengthens to preserve high-quality true colour, while working to repair the damage caused by colouring and styling.
Where
Nº.0 : Evenly distribute from root to tip.
Nº.3 : Apply from scalp to ends.
Nº.4 : Concentrate on the scalp and work through to ends.
Nº.5 : Apply root to tip, focusing on mid-lengths to ends.
When
Nº.0 : Use weekly or 2-3 times a week for very damaged hair as the first step in a two-step routine with Nº.3 before cleansing.
Nº.3 : Use weekly or 2-3 times a week for very damaged hair as the second step in a two-step routine–a pre-shampoo treatment after Nº.0.
Nº.4 : Use daily or any time you cleanse your hair.
Nº.5 : Use after Nº.4 daily or any time you cleanse and condition.
For
All hair types and textures.
