The Do's and Don'ts of OLAPLEX

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  • @BlowoutProfessor
    @BlowoutProfessor  Рік тому +48

    My Recommended Product List :) blowoutprofessor.tiny.us/yckfcfnx

    • @kaytom6721
      @kaytom6721 Рік тому

      What can be used to substitute the #3 olaplex and # 7 bonding oil for thin hair. I have heard olaplex is being sued and don’t want to risk using their products.
      What about Schwarzkopf? Are there any specific products thank you

    • @christinagehring1179
      @christinagehring1179 Рік тому

      Thanks for posting these! My baby fine grey hair is a completely different texture from my baby fine dark hair and I’ve been struggling to balance the two and find a good wash and styling routine that doesn’t damage my virgin hair. I’m learning so much and my hair is looking much better which makes me feel so good/ confident.

    • @RaDazzle1
      @RaDazzle1 Рік тому +2

      @@kaytom6721 Compared to the number of people who use Olaplex products, those suing are a small number (only 30), so I wouldn't take their being sued very seriously. Almost all hair product companies wind up getting sued. ANY product may cause reactions - on SOME people. Sometimes a reaction is caused by improper use or using with something else that - on that person - reacts negatively together. Unless you know you tend to be sensitive to the ingredients, you may be afraid needlessly.

    • @kaytom6721
      @kaytom6721 Рік тому

      @@RaDazzle1 thank you so much for replying

    • @mia6089
      @mia6089 Рік тому

      How do you feel about the salon brand Eleven? It’s an Australian brand. my hair stylist recommended to me and it’s been good for my hair and the price is doable. I also use their miracle hair mask. I use the smoothing shampoo & conditioner since my hair is coarse and dry. I don’t use heat tools that often anymore since I highlight blonde and because my hair is extra dry due to where I live as well. I’m definitely going to try some olaplex and see if I notice a difference.

  • @MarcosReves
    @MarcosReves Рік тому +385

    0:19 Presentation
    0:31 Intro Olaplex
    1:10 Repair products: N°4 & 5
    2:00 Repair product: N°3
    2:31 Repair product: N°0
    3:00 Repair product: N°8
    3:45 Styling products intro
    3:53 Styling product: N°6
    4:37 Styling product: N°7
    4:57 Styling product: N°9

    • @loveconquersall143
      @loveconquersall143 Рік тому +10

      Legend. Thank you! ❤️

    • @kisses_18
      @kisses_18 Рік тому +4

      Thank youu❣️❣️

    • @ashleyjohnson-uo2yd
      @ashleyjohnson-uo2yd Рік тому

      What I'd a good comparator fir them that works with fibe hair?

    • @GiGiDaniels449
      @GiGiDaniels449 Рік тому +14

      Those of you who put timestamps in the comments are the true heroes! Thank you for this❤

    • @citygirl713
      @citygirl713 Рік тому +2

      We love people like you ❤

  • @LisaOfTroy
    @LisaOfTroy Рік тому +492

    My hair is absolutely wrecked. I am naturally strawberry blonde, just wanted to cover a few grey strands. My newbie stylist dyed my hair dark brown!!!! She removed all of my natural, gorgeous highlighting. So a master colorist highlighted my hair, lightened my hair, and then glossed my hair. Needless to say, my hair is one crispy fritter. I need Olaplex 0-25,000. Thanks for the video! Really helpful!

    • @livinginbliss
      @livinginbliss Рік тому +39

      Olaplex 3 is an incredible product for damaged hair. I got my hair wet at a spa that had a waterfall with an enormous amount of chlorine. I thought I wrecked my recently blonded hair. I used the Olaplex 3 from a Christmas gift pack I had and I was SHOCKED at how quickly it restored my hair. Definitely worth the money. You don’t need to use it often either.

    • @MH-gc2hr
      @MH-gc2hr Рік тому +15

      I second No. 3, I do hate the shampoo process before and after it but it's worked really well for me so far.

    • @georgiarose2594
      @georgiarose2594 Рік тому +1

      Same, my hair has been wrecked too :(

    • @silvermont331
      @silvermont331 Рік тому +3

      I sense that .. that newbie stylists was yourself 😂 and that .. that master stylist wasn’t too mastered either. You pay cheap ..you will get cheap results.! Not everyone who call master herself is a MASTER! I’m just saying.

    • @yaeltuttebel
      @yaeltuttebel Рік тому +3

      Did you fix your hair with olaplex?

  • @laurah1444
    @laurah1444 Рік тому +265

    Olaplex has absolutely changed my hair, it's a miracle product. After about 15 years of heat damage and bleaching in my teens 😂. My hair wouldn't grow past my shoulders. Now my hair is half way down my back! I used the shampoo and conditioner for about six months and just recently started using number 3, I didn't know my hair could feel even better using olaplex ! Definitely worth the money even if I do have to really save to afford it ❤️

    • @grubchenmu9956
      @grubchenmu9956 Рік тому +4

      Sorry my english isnt good:(he speak fast for me...
      Shoud i use 4 shamp and 5 conditioner and olaplex 3
      Or only olaplex?and before shampo or afther shampio i use olaplex 3?sorry for disturbing u

    • @MsLazzii
      @MsLazzii Рік тому +10

      You can put on 0,5 speed in video settings and turn on captions!
      As to the video- He actually recommends shampoo and conditioner only for damaged hair as they are very heavy products. However no.3 before shampoo and no.6 ( very tiny amount) after washing and no.7 on ends is great for everyone as per his instructions.

    • @erincosta7657
      @erincosta7657 Рік тому +12

      Absolutely TRUE! My hair is the longest it's ever been. I use the 3 on occasion, 4&5 Shampoo and Conditioner when I wash....always the 6 bonding repair. I believe the 6 is the best....tried the 8 moisture and didn't do anything. My mom who has cancer got the shampoo and conditioner and her hair looks the shiniest ever.

    • @caroljaymes3880
      @caroljaymes3880 Рік тому +4

      @@grubchenmu9956 I believe he said he Doesn’t recommend the shampoo or the conditioner but he recommends Olaplex no. 3 BEFORE you shampoo, leave it on for about 3-5 mints and then shampoo it off and then condition your hair… he does speak fast . I have to replay the video over again so I can get it right. As a matter of fact, I was shampooing my hair first, then using the Opalex 3 , so I guess I was doing it all wrong…. 😅

    • @Shortybabyyyyy
      @Shortybabyyyyy Рік тому

      I shaved my hair off January this month is my 4 month u think if I switch to olaplaex shampoo my hair will grow fast or the same

  • @sophierobert471
    @sophierobert471 Рік тому +359

    So helpful! I had no idea there were styling products vs repair products. Much easier to shop effectively instead of trial and error! 🤩

    • @BlowoutProfessor
      @BlowoutProfessor  Рік тому +67

      Yes! Trial and error takes forever and it's expensive. Brands should do a better job explaining their products :)

    • @CupcakeGrogan
      @CupcakeGrogan Рік тому +2

      @@BlowoutProfessor At what point would I spray on a heat protectant spray if I wanted to try the #6 and #7?

    • @raaziaisaac2798
      @raaziaisaac2798 Рік тому +4

      @@BlowoutProfessor what is your opinion of K18? Is it better than Olaplex?

    • @SweetStuffOnMonarchLane
      @SweetStuffOnMonarchLane Рік тому +4

      @@CupcakeGrogan Heat protection spray (Redkin Hotsets 22) goes on just before using hot iron tools. He said in another video to spray one spray per every 6 inches of dry hair, then brush through with a "wet brush", then curl with iron or straighten with flat iron. A very tiny amount of Olaplex 6 can go on towel dried hair after leave in conditioner and before the Redkin Big Blowout. Olaplex 7 oil can be mixed with Olaplex 6 and/or put on finished hair for extra shine and protection... a little goes a long way. He did a video explaining how oil is an inferior heat protectant, so I think it's better to put #7 on as a finishing oil on ends... and mid hair if damaged or if it needs some shine.

  • @brandicaudill8539
    @brandicaudill8539 Рік тому +229

    I’m a little late to the game watching this video but I’m going through chemo #11 on Monday, and while I’m lucky and haven’t lost all my hair it’s definitely getting thin. I was truly ready to ask for an early Christmas gift from my dads to buy the whole full size Olaplex line lol. I’m so thankful my impulsive self decided to research first. I have a natural dark dark brown color and would bleach it once a month so I could have light pink or periwinkle lol the weird thing is I haven’t touched the bleach or really used a lot of heat tools, just haven’t had the energy. The weirdest thing though is my hair grew back in a very light brown which I plan on keeping all natural. Anyways I just wanted to thank you for sharing your knowledge with us and saving dad alot of money lol. Truly thank you 💜 also eff cancer

    • @kirstynhume7666
      @kirstynhume7666 Рік тому +23

      Praying for your recovery 🙏 xx

    • @cyrene869
      @cyrene869 Рік тому +7

      Keep fighting. I’m proud of u🤎 and I’m so sorry

    • @prettystreetchic
      @prettystreetchic Рік тому +11

      F cancer. My mom will be getting her last round next month. I’m praying for you and your family!

    • @prettystreetchic
      @prettystreetchic Рік тому +2

      F cancer. My mom will be getting her last round next month. I’m praying for you and your family!

    • @maryalanis8323
      @maryalanis8323 Рік тому +1

      ❤❤❤

  • @rharris8121
    @rharris8121 Рік тому +7

    Wow! Thank you so much for getting right to the point and making it simple. Most people just tell you a bunch of fluff to get you to buy it but they don't tell you how it works or why you should or should use it. They just say whatever to get you to buys it.

  • @erhs1095
    @erhs1095 4 місяці тому +1

    so concise and to the point! loved the video

  • @cattycorner8
    @cattycorner8 11 місяців тому +1

    I've been waiting years for a great explanation of Olaplex products!

  • @victoriaorsson3037
    @victoriaorsson3037 Рік тому +24

    Thank you! For getting right to the point without the time wasting intro and distracting loud music so many use on their videos. I wish you were my hair manager. Info very useful.

  • @Sorana44
    @Sorana44 Рік тому +4

    I am grateful for the honesty and simplicity thanks!

  • @anahitaariadne
    @anahitaariadne Рік тому +1

    You have such a likeable way of talking and charisma! Thank you for all the information 🙏🏼

  • @blairg8171
    @blairg8171 Рік тому +1

    I’ve been binge watching your videos and learning so much!

  • @racheldavidson5058
    @racheldavidson5058 Рік тому +4

    This video was so concise and informative. Love it. Thank you!!!!

  • @BridgetB-jn8ky
    @BridgetB-jn8ky Рік тому +5

    I am so glad I found you Chris! I have been struggling with my hair for a while and I binge watched a stack of your videos yesterday and have learnt so much, thank you. Your knowledge is what I need as it is just all so overwhelming - I love your straight to the point, no-nonsense videos. Now I can concentrate getting my broken hair back to how it once was. Thanks again from Lincolnshire, England 😘

  • @tiffanyt7121
    @tiffanyt7121 Рік тому +2

    3 is life changing for my hair! I’m trying the others but Sally’s just came out with a dupe line so I’m going to try those!

  • @runbyjunglered
    @runbyjunglered Рік тому

    I was a bit overwhelmed with knowing where to start with products at this price range, this video was clear, concise and super easy to understand!

  • @loveconquersall143
    @loveconquersall143 Рік тому +7

    This guy's an absolute legend. What a fantastic video! 👍👌💖

  • @traceymaltby7819
    @traceymaltby7819 Рік тому +4

    I used no 3 like you said and wow what a difference. Thank you for your money saving advice ❤

  • @KurisuChanuwu
    @KurisuChanuwu 5 місяців тому

    I was so overwhelmed by all the different hair products (especially from olaplex), this video and your list that you email is a life saver, thanks so much! Hopefully I can figure out a good haircare regimen now!

  • @barbaramattei4747
    @barbaramattei4747 Рік тому +1

    This was by far the most straight to the point and useful video on olaplex I have ever watched. Thank you!

  • @justynakavi407
    @justynakavi407 Рік тому +5

    I have tried all Olaplex range and I always buy whatever new product they come up with. This is the only video on Olaplex I agree with, straight to the point.I do love Nr 8 though.

  • @SheilaR.08
    @SheilaR.08 Рік тому +22

    I have used 6 for awhile, and just bought a trial sized kit to sample several other products. I'm interested in 3 and 8 specifically. I read a comment from Olaplex that 9 is to be used like a facial serum: apply first to clean hair, then use styling products like 6 and 7. I had no interest in 7, but will revisit it after watching this video. I'm a bit unsure if my hair is actually damaged, or if it's just that I have dry, wavy, porous hair that is always going frizzy. I'll check out some of your other videos to find better mask options that you mentioned.

  • @cla_s9409
    @cla_s9409 Рік тому

    Best concise, clear, honest hair product video. You got a new sub 👍🏻 thank you

  • @Dee038
    @Dee038 Рік тому

    Thanks for this information!! You are standing in front of my absolute favorite hair product! 💕

  • @lydiabrocket7134
    @lydiabrocket7134 Рік тому +4

    This is such a great video. I have #3 and bought #0 and I used 3/4 of the #0 the first time because my hair is so so long and thick so I told myself no way am I buying that one again. I'm very happy to know it's not actually necessary. Thank you for this.

  • @lanalegge6569
    @lanalegge6569 Рік тому +12

    The most helpful Olaplex video I've seen. I've been wanting to try the line but had no idea where to begin. Other videos felt mesmerizing and involved using - what seemed to me - to be too many products! Thanks so much. Glad I found your channel today!

  • @lyndidannewitz8115
    @lyndidannewitz8115 Рік тому

    Omg! I have been completely baffled by the whole Olaplex system. You set me straight! Thank you! Awesome videos! Just subscribed!

  • @natasharidore835
    @natasharidore835 Рік тому

    This was so helpful!!!! I was confused? But now I see the light

  • @kitkatgalvez
    @kitkatgalvez Рік тому +8

    Concise and well explained! Love that you skip all the fluff and go straight to the point. Thanks so much!

    • @stevetallo9655
      @stevetallo9655 Рік тому

      This is not telling me how to grow hair or stop hair from falling out does anyone know products to stop hair loss and regrow hair. Please let me know thanks

  • @nicolel433
    @nicolel433 Рік тому +4

    I love olaplex 0 and 3 as well as no 7 the oil... I thought I would love the shampoo and conditoner too but it made my hair break! Used it once and then just gave it away.. really good info in this video!!

  • @rochiramaytreyee7993
    @rochiramaytreyee7993 Місяць тому

    AAAAAAAMAZING VIDEO!!! Such a precise description of each product

  • @leolady8114
    @leolady8114 Рік тому

    Awesome review! Quick and to the point!

  • @Lee-iq7wg
    @Lee-iq7wg Рік тому +62

    This explains why olaplex works so well for me! The heaviness of all their products is perfect, my hair is delicate, curley and dense. I can only get away with washing my hair at maximum once a week due to very dry hair and skin. I need to use like a 1/2 tsp of the 6 after washing but it stops breakage and keeps it sleek and manageable in a way I've never had another product work before.

    • @2okaycola
      @2okaycola Рік тому

      Good intel

    • @RaDazzle1
      @RaDazzle1 Рік тому +3

      Maybe I'm misunderstanding what you wrote, but your hair might be too dry because you aren't using enough product, or the wrong combination of products. Your products need to do two things: add moisture (hydration) and seal moisture in (moisture retention). It also takes time to repair hair. Many of us give up way before they would have seen positive results!

  • @Jacquiemarg
    @Jacquiemarg Рік тому +73

    Just my opinion as someone with kinky curly hair i disagree with 4 & 5 making your hair to heavy or greasy I actually felt like it helped me retain moisture in comparison to other shampoos and conditioners 🤷🏽‍♀️ but thanks for the great info ☺️

    • @zmelia
      @zmelia Рік тому +3

      He did mention its only intended for repair and that it works in that regard. Might try it if the redken doesnt work for my curls.

    • @zvezdoblyat
      @zvezdoblyat 10 місяців тому +8

      Imagine if your hair is straight, though... it would be an oil factory, lol

    • @GabbyEsq
      @GabbyEsq 9 місяців тому +7

      Agree. I have curly frizzy hair and Olaplex 4 and 5 has done wonders so far. It’s definitely not too heavy for my hair texture although it is fine.

    • @annab9220
      @annab9220 8 місяців тому +3

      agree - I have fine curly hair and this is the only shampoo and conditioner I have found that moisturises it without weighing it down - I can still go 4 days without washing or dry shampoo. Love it!

    • @aliciateele4327
      @aliciateele4327 7 місяців тому

      @@zvezdoblyathahahha

  • @RK-pl7ue
    @RK-pl7ue Рік тому +1

    such a great video... most of the saloon ask you to buy the whole system but this is so useful!

  • @lexiegrl147
    @lexiegrl147 10 місяців тому

    Love your honesty and right to the point!

  • @kapparhotau181
    @kapparhotau181 Рік тому +136

    No 3 actually had some detangling and made my hair soft. Two weeks later after only one use....BABY my hair was soft and barely had any breakage on wash day. My breakage is normally out of control. Aghogee is usually my go to when the breakage gets out of control but it makes my hair so hard and my hair gets protein overload very easily so I can't use it for like 6 months. So No.3 is a great alternative.

    • @pqt112
      @pqt112 Рік тому +3

      Thanks for the comparison.

    • @shamsaijaz150
      @shamsaijaz150 Рік тому +3

      My hair is really thin and damaged and it falls off a lot whenever I brush it or wash it. Should I use no. 3 as well. I have never dyed my hair or done any sorta experiments on it

    • @sadiabaig9237
      @sadiabaig9237 Рік тому

      How u use it

    • @AtlasEve
      @AtlasEve Рік тому +3

      Aphogee is not made to use regularly. Also you need a softening next step for it when you use it. It's usually best for right after a bleach treatment and then you probably won't need it again.

    • @Willowy13
      @Willowy13 Рік тому +1

      I'd recommend Elizavecca CER-100. Booooy! I've read so much on this product as a duppe for Olaplex and my curiosity got the best of me. I bought it and it leaves the hair super soft and with good movement.
      It is a protein treatment, but whatever is the combination of products, it is great. I am seriously considering ditching Olaplex for it because it is difficult to get in my country.

  • @MrHolven2012
    @MrHolven2012 Рік тому +4

    I'm working my way through a trial size set that consists of 0,3,8, and a shampoo and conditioner. It's making a huge difference in the way my hair feels while I'm trying to grow it long again. I cut it all off last year. I'll just be ready to use a regular shampoo and try their styling products soon.

  • @Sarahahaha551
    @Sarahahaha551 Рік тому +2

    Great informative video! Finally an expert on Olaplex

  • @SS-gz2wi
    @SS-gz2wi Рік тому +12

    I love no. 9! The serum is so hydrating & adds lots of shine. If I could only pick one olaplex product, it would be that one 💜

  • @Gravelsis
    @Gravelsis Рік тому +77

    Using no 6 & 7 together is the best thing I have ever done for my hair. Just brilliant.

    • @tanzpenhalluriack3299
      @tanzpenhalluriack3299 Рік тому +5

      Same and my hair was fried

    • @FreeAnnouk
      @FreeAnnouk Рік тому +5

      Can i use These two without using the Rest of the series? 6 and 7 are the leave in and the oil right?

    • @dreambrush7251
      @dreambrush7251 Рік тому +3

      @@FreeAnnouk i personally use 6 without anything else related to olaplex so yes!

    • @fifimsp
      @fifimsp Рік тому

      totally!

    • @peachysky9067
      @peachysky9067 Рік тому

      @@dreambrush7251 does it help with split ends

  • @wiseolddeuteronomy4462
    @wiseolddeuteronomy4462 13 днів тому

    This has answered my questions around Olaple. . Thank you so much

  • @Hope-uq1vn
    @Hope-uq1vn Рік тому

    What a fantastic authentic video, thank you.

  • @barbiewise6373
    @barbiewise6373 Рік тому +97

    I literally went out and bought No. 3 specifically because of you!!!! And I've only used it once but I think it's helped a lot!! I have very treated, heat damaged, bleached, green, blue and dark brown hair and needed to do something.....anyhing... and I'm SOOOO GLAD I came across your videos!!!! Thank you soooooo much!
    💙💙💙💚💚💚💜💜💜

    • @BlowoutProfessor
      @BlowoutProfessor  Рік тому +16

      Amazing! Hope it makes your hair look and feel flawless 👍

    • @MissSmurfey
      @MissSmurfey Рік тому +3

      I am thinking to try #3. How long till you saw results and how often do you use it? How long do you keep it on?

    • @hairdiaries5596
      @hairdiaries5596 Рік тому +9

      @@MissSmurfey word of caution- my hair broke and fell out after using these products. I also know maaaany people that had the same thing happen after just 1 use. I also know people who had it happen when stylists used it on them- after one use. I also know it works great for some people. So just be careful.

    • @natmya243
      @natmya243 Рік тому +5

      I hope everyone reads and takes this comment on board as it is the truth! One time use here in a salon and the same results as this comment. There are facebook groups with hundreds of people who have suffered the same result. Do your own research people :)

    • @Sharkenite
      @Sharkenite 9 місяців тому

      ​@@natmya243I've never had any problems with them so far. Are people using them right?
      I only wash my hair every 4-5 days, and I use No. 0, 3, 4, 5, 7, and 8. My hair not healthy either, it is severely damaged, and it has been growing steadily because of Olaplex. Maybe it's just me, IDK.

  • @cindyp5132
    @cindyp5132 Рік тому +15

    My #1 rule with shampoo & conditioner is ALTERNATING!! I keep at least 6 different sets going and use a different one each time. I also think paying attention to how your hair feels is important (in & out of the shower). If after I shampoo my hair feels particularly dry & ratty I will add a bit of a mask with my conditioner for extra moisture. Nobody knows how your hair should feel better than YOU! Following the same routine without concern for what your hair is telling you is a big mistake to me. I have icy white highlights added to my natural blonde hair, I know this can be drying along with purple shampoos, so I make a point to use the ones that don't dry my hair out (but still alternate with other good shampoos). I do like #9 and #6 but still alternate with other products. My method of alternating also allows you to stretch the time with your more expensive products & get the benefits every time because my hair gets used to a product quickly. I pay attention to sales & stock up. Thanks for explaining!! I'll check out some of your other videos 🤍

  • @edena2769
    @edena2769 Рік тому

    I just found you on UA-cam a few days ago, and become a HUGE fan.
    You are so genuine and honest and on top of that, very handsome 😂
    I can not stop binge watching your videos. I will buy the products you recommend and finally, start taking care of my frizzy hair with the right products. Thank you!

  • @AyerayM
    @AyerayM Рік тому

    Amazing video!!! I love your straight way to inform us!

  • @staceymcgaghey260
    @staceymcgaghey260 Рік тому +5

    Best review of Olaplex. Appreciate your honesty! What hair mask do you recommend for dry, colour treated hair?

  • @loveuk4eva
    @loveuk4eva Рік тому +3

    Such a concise video and yet packed full of information!! I wish I had watched this video before I went and buy the shampoo and conditioner, using them at every wash and wondering why my hair felt so icky right after wash 😭

  • @marymcghee3023
    @marymcghee3023 25 днів тому

    Thank you so much! My hair is damaged and needs help. I look forward to your videos.

  • @heatherboeckman1816
    @heatherboeckman1816 Рік тому

    Thanks for the advice, this was very helpful.

  • @angiewoode7217
    @angiewoode7217 Рік тому +8

    Great video, thank you. My hairdresser introduced me to Olaplex back in 2020 its been amazing for my afro hair, I use 3 and 6. No 6. is the bomb 👍🏾

  • @marissac713
    @marissac713 Рік тому +43

    I'm so glad they created Olaplex 9! I've had the repairing treatments 1 & 2, but I didn't try 6 or the other styling products because I prefer to not use silicone, just personal preference. Now with 9, I'm excited to try the silicone free option.

    • @veena6896
      @veena6896 Рік тому +1

      but they say no6 doesn’t contain silicone

    • @marissac713
      @marissac713 Рік тому +11

      @@veena6896 Dimethicone is the third ingredient

    • @olivegoddess1
      @olivegoddess1 Рік тому +7

      I have curly hair and use No. 9 (as well as No 3 on a regular basis). I was surprised that dimethicone is in several of Olaplex’s products, considering their whole line is meant to either repair or provide bonding within the styling products to continuously prevent damage. Silicones are some of the most damaging ingredients…so I called Olaplex and inquired about this. The rep I spoke with said that the dimethicone they use is molecularly different from the generic dimethicones in other brands. She assured me that their dimethicone is water soluble, and therefore does not build up on the hair causing damage. However…I intuitively do not feel this is trustworthy information. I remember learning about isomers in my chemistry classes. I’m pretty sure that isomers are supposed to be labeled to distinguish them, even if they are made of the same numbers of each type of atom. This is why I cannot believe what they told me. Their label would show the isomer name, not just “dimethicone”. Please, if anyone knows more about this than I do, correct me if I’m wrong. No.9 works SOOOOO WELL for my hair. It is so light and coats each strand so well that I can run my fingers through my hair so easily. I always apply a leave in first (Shea moisture brand), then No9, then aloe Vera gel (like what you get in the after-sun care section). It has been the perfect combination for my 3A hair. The no 9 makes it so easy to apply a stickier styling gel without tugging and pulling, which is characteristic of what happens when you try to style hair with a naturally rougher texture. It also makes retouching applications so easy and it doesn’t take much product at all.

    • @lindaguerra638
      @lindaguerra638 Рік тому

      @@marissac713 I don’t see that?

    • @angelicaguerino
      @angelicaguerino Рік тому

      I am too! Did you try it yet?

  • @jennylim1558
    @jennylim1558 Рік тому

    Thank you Chris! Love your no nonsense straight forward recommendations! 👍

  • @annestein8214
    @annestein8214 Рік тому

    Great video! Super informative. Thank you!

  • @jazzygurl217
    @jazzygurl217 Рік тому +4

    I use O&3. I absolutely love it. I have curly, easily tangled, wirey hair.this system really helps prep my hair to receive moisture too. Applying it on an old blow out, my curls pop and are more defined. Cuts down on my drying time and blow dry. I’ll be looking into getting 6 when I return for 0&3.😊

  • @merrinfrancis6955
    @merrinfrancis6955 Рік тому +16

    Best video ever! I’ve been trying all of them and I have thick fine hair with lots of flyaways but otherwise healthy. It’s good to know this is too heavy for my hair - as I was using it a lot and not loving the results over time. I have number 6 and was using way more than a pea!! I can’t wait to try it again….correctly. Thank you!

    • @Justyna_N
      @Justyna_N Рік тому +1

      I’d use that over the 9. I have coated hair that doesn’t easily wash now. I only had a trial sized tube but it is too heavy for fine hair regardless of how much you have. Leaving this here just in case you’ll read it or in the hopes of helping someone else.

  • @b-randyg8472
    @b-randyg8472 Рік тому

    Awesome video! So helpful. Thank you so much!

  • @katebabb918
    @katebabb918 Рік тому

    Excellent! Thank you for such a clear and concise review! Really helpful!

  • @samantha8320
    @samantha8320 Рік тому +23

    I've had all the same thoughts and opinions on Olaplex products after trying them on myself and my clients over the years! That No 6 tip is crucial, don't use too much. Major difference. I haven't tried No 9 yet but I'll take your word for it 😛

    • @GabbyEsq
      @GabbyEsq 9 місяців тому

      I’m glad you are using Olaplex on your clients. I can’t find a stylist who will allow me to use it in their salon, even though they use 1 and 2. It’s really bothering me. I can’t find anyone reasonable to do curly ethnic hair, and listen to what I really want. 😕

  • @diplovely72
    @diplovely72 Рік тому +5

    Definitely love heavy oily hair🤣 going to add those to my collection. Coily springy curls here🥰🧚🏾‍♀️

  • @KO-ef8ls
    @KO-ef8ls 5 місяців тому

    Thank you!! Literally almost dropped $150 on olaplex products so glad I found this video. Will be watching many of your videos, so helpful thank you

  • @Ceci_et_Cela
    @Ceci_et_Cela Рік тому

    I’m a newbie hairstylists (grad in 2018) and maaaannnnn do I appreciate your advice!

  • @GiPaoCreates
    @GiPaoCreates Рік тому +3

    Ok so I promise this has been my routine before I found your channel. I currently use No. 6 and 7. I use 6 right after I wash my hair whether I straighten it or not. Although it s not for repairing the hair, I have noticed a huge difference since I started using it. When I do straighten my hair I apply this first, a little less than pea size, let it sit. I follow it with the Moroccan oil smooth lotion for Blow-dry, about the same amount. By this point my hair smells Amazing! And then I follow it with this like very generic heat protectant spray my salon lady uses ( I will admit once this finishes I plan to buy a professional one) I like to do about 3 sprays ON MY HANDS, i don’t like to spray directly on my hair, and honestly, my blow dry last Long time and I get nice shine. Once I am done blow drying it ( I use Lange blow dry brush) I do apply No 7 to my ends and reapply it my third day. I am currently pregnant and get really hot, and sweaty, so I expect this styling to last me a little longer once I give birth. I have natural curly hair, my hair is up to my trapezoids and it’s color treated. Honestly this routine has been the best one I found. Based on your videos I realize that Morrocan oil is for coarse hair so I do plan to cut back on their product, and maybe this will help my Do last. Truly hope this helps someone :)

  • @adriennerenfro2839
    @adriennerenfro2839 Рік тому +3

    I use 0,3,4,5,and 6 Olaplex once a week. My hair is naturally curly and extremely fine. It has helped to define my curls and cut down on breakage. If I don't use it my hair seems to be a mess.

  • @purpledragonfly313
    @purpledragonfly313 Рік тому +1

    Great video! I have level 4/5 hair bleached to 9ish and Olaplex is golden. 3, 6 and 7 are my must haves. 4 and 5 are good. 4p is really effective, but feels drying, so moisture is key. Great Brand, but good to see I’m not totally off 😊

  • @kritis1001
    @kritis1001 Рік тому

    Great, informative and helpful. Thank you

  • @marieschell6888
    @marieschell6888 Рік тому +14

    I’ve got naturally dark brown hair and had the stupid idea to go blonde 😄. It worked, it looked pretty, also thanks to Olapex. But after 2 years I got fed up and had my hair dyed brown to avoid ugly growouts. Olaplex 3,4,5,6 and 8 are absolutely unbeaten to me 💁‍♀️. Whenever I use other products, my hair will punish me. My hair is thick and curly, I straighten it 3x a week.

  • @patsy5012
    @patsy5012 Рік тому +4

    Thank you sooo much for this!! 💕💖💓I’ve been looking into Olaplex 0,3,4,5, and 7 after getting a Japanese straight perm since my current shampoo is just a smoothing shampoo and was overwhelmed by the different numbers and uses for each product. 😅 This video is so helpful! I was wondering if Olaplex 4 & 5 cause buildup and if so, would a clarifying shampoo help remove the buildup?

  • @mallorymyers7525
    @mallorymyers7525 Рік тому

    Thank you! I just grabbed no. 3 to try, and might have to try 6 as well. Thank you for narrowing down the trial and error.

  • @guitarsz
    @guitarsz Місяць тому

    such a great video thank you !!’

  • @evamuhlhause
    @evamuhlhause Рік тому +3

    I use 4&5 as my regular shampoo and conditioner, during the covid period I let my hair grow out quite long, it's fine but reasonably thick and just a little wavy and I find I don't need to shampoo more than once every couple of weeks or so, bear in mind I really don't use styling products and air dry my hair, every few months I use a clarifying shampoo to get rid of build-up and I'm good to go. I also use 0 and 3 but only infrequently perhaps every couple of months. This routine has helped keep split ends to a minimum and leaves my hair in really good shape. I do agree that 7 is amazing, love to use it on my ends when they start to feel dry. I'm interested to see if you have an opinion on the new clarifying shampoo they put out, shall go to your channel and check it out.

  • @thegreenmanofnorwich
    @thegreenmanofnorwich 2 роки тому +20

    I found 0 quite hard to apply evenly. I use 3 as a preventative, but otherwise just take very careful care of my hair (medium thickness, fine, not dyed or bleached, silk pillowcase etc)
    The hairdresser really likes the condition of my hair, so I'm pretty happy with that.

    • @BlowoutProfessor
      @BlowoutProfessor  2 роки тому +13

      That's awesome. it's always better to prevent damage than have to repair it 👍

    • @thegreenmanofnorwich
      @thegreenmanofnorwich 2 роки тому +5

      @@BlowoutProfessor cheers. My hair is so fine that I have to be very careful, but it's all good really

  • @ashleyanderson933
    @ashleyanderson933 8 днів тому

    Great video. Thank you ❤

  • @NaturallyKish205
    @NaturallyKish205 Рік тому

    This really helps! Thanks for sharing!!

  • @nataliebuchanan1164
    @nataliebuchanan1164 Рік тому +3

    Just wondering what is the longest time you recommend to leave no. 3 in for?? Is overnight too long?
    Thanks for the great info

  • @ushouldletmeloveu
    @ushouldletmeloveu Рік тому +19

    No.8 really helped my hair without the use of no3. If my hair gets even more damaged i will have to invest in no.3. I also have no.6 and my frizziness has been kinda toned down. My hair is frizzy due to the damage of bleaching my hair. But honestly i dont think everyone needs all the olaplex. I would just invest in 3 products at the most.

    • @BlowoutProfessor
      @BlowoutProfessor  Рік тому +8

      Agreed! You definitely don't need a bunch of Olaplex products 👍

    • @Sponsorship4u2
      @Sponsorship4u2 Рік тому +4

      @@BlowoutProfessor I love #0 and #3 together. It makes SUCH a difference in my hair!!

  • @Truthasmyweapon1
    @Truthasmyweapon1 4 місяці тому

    Very informative and the very best definition for each product and its uses. Thanks for sharing!!

  • @renanzinhuuuu
    @renanzinhuuuu Місяць тому

    This video is awesome. Thanks for being a great teacher

  • @kimfromarkansas2084
    @kimfromarkansas2084 Рік тому

    Love these tips, very helpful. Thank you 💕

  • @anamariacovalciuc
    @anamariacovalciuc 2 роки тому +18

    Thanks! That’s actually really useful info. I got the no. 3, 6, 7 and 9. I wasn’t sure when I am supposed to use no. 9. I recently changed the structure of my hair by getting a perm, and now my full routine has been changed. Between curl defining cream, mouse, gel and everything else I’m supposed to use to just maintain my curls, I don’t fully understand how to use all the products without it being too much and weighting it down.

    • @BlowoutProfessor
      @BlowoutProfessor  2 роки тому +10

      Hey! There's a LOT of overlap between the #6 and the #9. I don't like to use them together bc they make the hair way too heavy like you mentioned. Personally I wouldn't use 6 and 9 together. I would just pick one 👍

    • @kendalledunkle4822
      @kendalledunkle4822 Рік тому

      I always use serums first. Just like skin care. My hair handles A LOT of product so I put my serum in first thing, go in with a spray thickener, then a leave in, which could be No6 for you, then I have my Curl procuts. Lightest to heaviest

    • @julimartin7698
      @julimartin7698 Рік тому +2

      @@BlowoutProfessorExcuse me, kind sir…what number should I use for thick kinky hair, bleach damaged, reaches past my shoulders. I have thick, kinky German hair. Thank you 😊

  • @pregret
    @pregret Рік тому +3

    Grateful for your honest review. No wonder the shampoo and conditioner suck! I’m on the fence about 9 and the heat protection is a great selling point. But you gave me a reality check- 6 would actually do the same

    • @BlowoutProfessor
      @BlowoutProfessor  Рік тому +1

      Yeah the Shampoo/conditioner turn a lot of people away. But a lot of their other products are great. 🙏

  • @kboy181
    @kboy181 6 місяців тому

    I just bought no.7 and I’m loving it.

  • @artist3515
    @artist3515 Рік тому

    I just bought the hair treatment for $62.00, wish I had seen this video first. Thank you for this honest video. New subscriber here.

  • @heatherboeckman1816
    @heatherboeckman1816 Рік тому +6

    I bought 0 and 3. I found 0 drying. When I used 3 with coconut oil (thought process was to seal in the healing attributes and slow/prevent the product from drying out (could be bogus) but my results were 💯 better than using coconut oil alone or 3 alone so it worked for me

    • @mctrimm7097
      @mctrimm7097 7 місяців тому

      Do you leave the coconut oil in or shampoo it out with the 3?

  • @michalacameron5608
    @michalacameron5608 2 роки тому +8

    When I first started my hair journey, I found your videos. They're the reason I bought 4 & 5, these were on your site for fine hair. (I realize as you/we learn more about products, opinions will change too.) I'm almost done with the bottles now. They've lasted me a long time- but I've never been able to go more than my usual 'every other day' with this shampoo/conditioner. Despite shampooing twice & only my roots. Now I understand why.
    My new stylist, who does use Olaplex & Pureology btw, has told me that it's safe to wash my hair as often as I need to because I'm using quality products. It's been a struggle still. My hair is damaged but it's not because of heat. In fact, for the last 2 years I haven't used heat at all because my hair will not grow ( as I've learned, it's been just breaking off.) I feel like it comes out more than it should, but I don't have bald spots. I've been taking prenatal vitamins for 3 months now in hopes that it would help. I am trying very hard to be patient, 🤪 because I know this takes time. I just didn't feel like Olaplex shampoo/conditioner was doing me any good. Once these bottles are done, I am going to switch to pulp riot. 🤞🏻
    Thank you for the update and explanations.
    On a side note, in the 90s I wanted curly hair so bad, I convinced my Mom to let me get perms. I know the first time I had one, it didn't take. So, I was brought back after some time for a redo. That one worked. I cannot remember exactly how many perms I had before I let it go... Obviously that hair is long gone. (I've always wondered if the perms from so many ages ago could've messed up my roots/ hair grow?)
    I have asked two different salons about getting a body wave in the most recent 6 years and both have pulled a strand of hair to test it and both have said no to me. Saying my hair breaks too easy. I don't understand it. In my head, I'm like, my hair withstood a 90s perm! It should be fine for a 20s body wave... But what do I know. 🤷🏻‍♀️

    • @BlowoutProfessor
      @BlowoutProfessor  2 роки тому +10

      Hey! The perms from way back shouldn't have any affect on your hair now. That's great that they tested it instead of just jumping right in and doing it. Hair is kinda like skin. It can change over the years and things like pregnancy and other hormonal shifts can cause permanent changes to your hair. Diet can also affect hair a lot. A very strict diet or going vegan are some examples. Hope that helps!

    • @alongfellow4147
      @alongfellow4147 Рік тому

      My dude nutshell this shit

    • @michalacameron5608
      @michalacameron5608 Рік тому

      My guy... Skip it if it's too long.

  • @ahakchan842
    @ahakchan842 Рік тому

    Excellent video, full of genuine advice.

  • @kittyrodriguez7179
    @kittyrodriguez7179 Рік тому

    This video was incredibly helpful thank you!!🥰🥰

  • @Jo_bott
    @Jo_bott Рік тому +6

    Chris I have a lot of long medium hair and I’m glad I saw your comment on applying olaplex 3 to wet hair. I try to make sure that my hair is fairly coated if I can (it takes a while and at minimum a whole bottle) and I apply to a little higher then mid length and concentrate on my ends because I have rainbow hair that’s damaged mostly from a lot of heat styling in the past (before I knew of the hair secrets and the damage a flat iron could do! )It’s only been bleached once over my whole head and then a bit of a root bleach because it had grown so long, how do you recommend applying the no. 3? It’s impossible to find a decent tutorial of the correct way to use the product for the max benefit. Also I live in Florida and moved to my first house on a well, I have a shower head filter but my hair has become so dull (I wash maybe 1-2 a week) I don’t know what to do! Any suggestions?

    • @BlowoutProfessor
      @BlowoutProfessor  Рік тому +8

      Hey! For the No 3 I would get the hair wet first like you said... Try your best to apply it evenly... Then brush it through with a wet brush or similar to spread it out. The brush should make it so you can get it all over without using a ridiculous amount :)
      Well water is really tough. I'm experimenting with some products that remove the minerals hard water leaves behind. But I still need to try them more to see if they're good. I'll post about it if they turn out to be good!

    • @Jo_bott
      @Jo_bott Рік тому +3

      @@BlowoutProfessor might one of them perhaps be Malibu Hardwater wellness? I have the shampoo and not the conditioner (my color guru didn’t have both at the time) it seems to be the only thing I can really find that is made for the mineral buildup of hard water. It’s such a nightmare 😩. I can attest to my hair feeling so much lighter, shiner, smoother and healthier after using it however I’m afraid it’s too harsh on my hair color so I use it only sparingly (that and it smells like I swam in orange juice). I have a crazy meticulous hair care routine..that I have revamped after watching literally everything you shared here (thank you!!!) so now showers on my hair days (yes I have them scheduled for the most part) are going to take even longer but hey there’s a guest bath for a reason right? I can’t wait to see the results I get after I apply your advice 💛💛

  • @Rowri88
    @Rowri88 Рік тому +3

    With no3, can i only apply it on my problem areas (mids to ends)? Or should I must apply it on the roots as well? /:

  • @d.wilbur5164
    @d.wilbur5164 Рік тому

    Love No. 3!!! Will def check out No. 6. Great video!

  • @eoliaaa
    @eoliaaa Рік тому +1

    Thank youuu!!! I really appreciate that you both care about our hair AND our budget! Thanks a lot! ❤️❤️❤️

  • @KM-lz2ch
    @KM-lz2ch Рік тому +3

    I love Olaplex 4 & 5 (plus, 6, 7 mixed together)..it saved my hair when my stylist over processed my highlights and it was breaking off! You're right on with 0 and I won't buy 9 again. While my hair has grown out from that disaster, I continue to use 4, 5, 6 & 7. The key with 6 & 7 is to not use too much. I moved from the beach to the desert and my hair is much dryer here. This combo of product keeps it from drying out. What I don't love is that they now sell it on QVC😡

  • @rebekahtaylor4830
    @rebekahtaylor4830 Рік тому +8

    Can you do a video using the product on someone so we can see how much is used and how it's applied properly please

    • @BlowoutProfessor
      @BlowoutProfessor  Рік тому +6

      Hey! That's a really really good idea. I'm going to definitely do that. Thanks for the idea :)

    • @Sponsorship4u2
      @Sponsorship4u2 Рік тому +2

      @@BlowoutProfessor That would be phenomenal i LUV #Olaplex product line!

  • @madzd1333
    @madzd1333 Рік тому +2

    Thank you so much! I was almost out of no.0 freaking that I'd need more! no.3 all the way and the 6 is amazing for curly hair too!

  • @lindseyaliceford
    @lindseyaliceford Рік тому +2

    You stated nothing but facts in this video!!! I’m not even a hair stylist and I already thought this about each product

  • @xtinatwig14
    @xtinatwig14 Рік тому +5

    The stuff actually mad my hair fall out like crazy. I tried it two different occasions and both times my hair came out in clumps. After I stopped using it, the hair loss stopped. It might work great for some but not everyone.

    • @shirleyberry7550
      @shirleyberry7550 Рік тому +1

      My hair started falling out around the time i started using it

    • @twoleftfeet9626
      @twoleftfeet9626 Рік тому

      It caused massive shedding and breakage for me. This reduced hugely when I stopped using it

    • @trinistar1930
      @trinistar1930 11 місяців тому

      Are you African American? Or black ? With curly or kinky hair?

    • @shirleyberry7550
      @shirleyberry7550 11 місяців тому

      @@trinistar1930 white with dry hair

  • @jesikan4285
    @jesikan4285 Рік тому +4

    Tip my stylist gave for extremely damaged hair like mine was she said wash my hair then use number 3 for the most time I can I only did my ends and slept with it at night and my hair revived like a miracle I also leave it for 2-3 hrs when I'm on a rush it 💯 works

    • @MissSmurfey
      @MissSmurfey Рік тому

      I am thinking to try #3. How often do you use it? How long did it take to notice results? I have fine hair and wanting to treat it after bleaching as that did some damage that caused lots of split ends 😭

    • @heyitsisela6482
      @heyitsisela6482 Рік тому +1

      @@MissSmurfey try it for 7 days straight if you want to see big results fast, alternatively one a week or month. It completely depends on how bad the damage is

    • @Aphrodite01
      @Aphrodite01 Рік тому +2

      Always clarify before using olaplex 3. That’s how you get max benefits.

    • @Aphrodite01
      @Aphrodite01 Рік тому +2

      @@MissSmurfey split ends can only be removed by trims. Olaplex just helps keep your hair stronger as you grow it out. It says use it 1x/wk or 2-3x/wk for damaged hair. Results and time vary based on your hair damage.

  • @JT-lq8et
    @JT-lq8et Рік тому

    Thank you! I needed this information.