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  • Elin
    The post was made 1 week
    Rating: 4 out of 5
    verified customer
    Satisfied!
    I have naturally dark cendré-colored hair. I cut my hair short to start over after damaged and bleached hair that fell out. I've used this to become blonde. On my freshly cut, non-colored, untreated healthy hair, I've sprayed this spray generously, and it has now gone from orange to golden blonde. I think the result looks more natural and subtle compared to bleach. Sure, a bit orange at first but also tones of light cendré, so not like with bleach that I experimented with before. I can't count how many times I've sprayed the spray and blow-dried, but definitely more than ten times in total. Over about 2 weeks. I have quite thick hair that seems to tolerate a lot. You can tell the hair has become quite dry but not damaged otherwise. I've used Olaplex between treatments. However, the hair has become noticeably damaged at the ends where there were remnants of hair dye/bleaching from before. There it quickly became like chewing gum (cut off). Now I've used an ash blonde color bomb and am very satisfied, it's ashy but a bit too warm for my taste, but since it's dry, I'll leave it as is now, it's so nice anyway. It doesn't feel damaged, just dry. Sprayed on with a moisture mask. I think this suits those who have hair that can tolerate it and who haven't colored it before or know they won't color it. If you stick to the rule of max 10 times, it shouldn't get more damaged than "regular bleach." I can add that I've used the conditioner in the same series for about a week now, but hard to know if it has affected much. Noticed it contributed a bit to the hair becoming dry, so I'm putting it on the shelf for a while. The conditioner smells good anyway, I think!
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  • Elin
    The post was made 11 months
    Hm

    Hey! Just a thought. Doesn’t contain sulfates, as I understand, but does the shampoo wash away silicones? Grateful for an answer :)
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    • Matilda
      The user's roll: Employees at Lyko. The comment was made 11 months
      Hey Elin â˜ș Great question! đŸ€— Olaplex No.4 Bond Maintenance Shampoo does not effectively cleanse silicones. It is a super nourishing, strengthening shampoo that builds up the hair, but it is not a deep cleansing shampoo and is therefore not made to dissolve or remove heavier product residues like silicones. If you really want to "reset" your hair sometimes and get rid of silicones, styling residues, or build-up, then Olaplex No.4C Clarifying Shampoo is what you should pick up. It is specifically designed to cleanse deeply without drying out. ✹ For everyday & rebuilding: No.4 đŸ«§ For removing silicones: No.4C A perfect combo in a modern hair care routine! đŸ’â€â™€ïžđŸ€ Take care 🍂
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  • Elin
    The post was made 11 months
    Ingredients

    Hi! Does this contain silicones and/or mineral oils? Best, Elin
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    • Emma
      The user's roll: Customer service at Lyko. The comment was made 11 months
      Hey Elin! 💕 Four Reasons Color Mask Toning Treatment Cool Sand contains silicone (amodimethicone), but no mineral oils according to the ingredient list! Take care!đŸ˜đŸ™đŸŒ