It's the next step in the Olaplex system.
So, how does No.7 fit in with your current Olaplex routine? Let me break it down because the numbers can be a little confusing. Your hairstylist will use No.1 Bond Multiplier at the salon right your color — especially mixed in— to help prevent chemical damage. Then, your stylist will use No.2 Bond Perfector as a mask after removing your color. At home, you can use No.3 Hair Perfector as a mask in the shower once or twice a week to continue strengthening your hair and adding smoothness.
For washing your hair, there's No.4 Bond Maintenance Shampoo and No.5 Bond Maintenance Conditioner to hydrate and reduce frizz. Next,is the newest leave-in styling treatment that can continue to help you fight frizz. And now we're up to seven — the brand-new oil. I will probably use No.7 Bonding Oil as a pre-hot tools protector and smoother when my strands are looking more than parched.
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