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Loren Savini
In This Article
We put Olaplex’s No.
4 Bond Maintenance Shampoo to the test after receiving a complimentary sample from the brand.
Loren Savini
Keep reading for our full product review.
It felt like an ultimatum with no real upsideeither give up the dye or live with frayed cuticles.
Olaplex No.
PHOTO: Ulta
I couldnt disagree more.
Trulymy kingdom for a little texture and volume!
The Delivery and Packaging: No Nonsense
I appreciate how the minimalist Olaplex system looks.
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The Ingredient: Bis-Aminopropyl Digycol Dimaleate
(Say that ten times fast.)
The Scent: Fresh
Theres something citrusy and almost… grapefruit-y about the Olaplex fragrance.
My hair was left smelling clean and light in a subtle waywhich is what I want from my shampoo.
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I cant stand overly-sweet smelling products or a scent that overpowers a room if I flip my hair.
I love the color, but I dont love how fried and dry the process left my strands.
I tried a few repairing masks but the results were short-lived and barely noticeable.
Neither of these things happened.
Olaplex is a system, however, which means there are other products meant to complement the shampoo.
I only tried the shampoo and conditioner and was very impressed with the two on their own.
Its secret sauce: A proprietary blend of bond-building ingredients that help repair the hair.
Bumble and Bumble Bond-Building Repair Shampoo:Equipped with its proprietary bond-building blend, thisshampoostrengthens strands while cleansing.
Final Verdict
The Olaplex No.
4 Bond Maintenance Shampoo is meant for all hair types in need of a little TLC.
