I wanted it to show no visible difference, so I could dart into Sephora like hiiiiigimmemymoneyplease! You ever want something to not work, just so you can go recoup that coin you dropped? That's exactly how I felt about Olaplex No. 1 and 2 treatment going long after you've gone home. 3 exists - to keep the results of the initial No. The truce, although effective in the immediate, is only temporary. This is where Olaplex comes in - the active ingredient Bis-Aminopropyl Diglycol Dimaleate forms bonds with the sulfur atoms, forming an artificial disulfide bridge, temporarily linking them back together.īasically, Bis-Aminopropyl Diglycol Dimaleate is like the mamma that made you and your sister sit at the table mid-argument, forcing y'all to settle up and apologize. And with repeated use of heat, color, or relaxers without proper care, the bonds are broken and your hair ends up looking a hot, tattered mess. But when you dive into chemical treatments (permanent color, relaxers), the disulfide bonds are permanently re-arranged. When your hair undergoes a non-permanent change (like a blowout or flat iron), the disulfide bonds are temporarily rearranged and can be restored as soon as you revert your hair (in our case, with water). These disulfide bonds are responsible for your hair's shape and strength. The keratin in each strand of your hair is bound together by two sulfur atoms, commonly known as a a disulfide bond. Put your science cap on, because we're going to have a quick lesson - albeit grossly oversimplified. The key ingredient that makes everyone swoon over Olaplex in all its forms is Bis-Aminopropyl Diglycol Dimaleate. I definitely did the leave-in situation, though. I don't know about your pockets, but mine can't afford to go through $60 worth of product in a week. I've also read that it can be left in the hair as you continue styling. 1 and 2), and up to 3x per week for damaged hair. It's supposed to be used as a weekly treatment to maintain an in-salon Olaplex treatment (No. 3 is the slightly weaker, take-home version of No.
At the same time, I'm not willing to risk my coins to find out, either.Īs mentioned previously, Olaplex No. There's all these grey market warnings about purchasing from Amazon, but I'm not 100% sure they're true. I purchased mine from Sephora, to ensure I had authentic product.
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