#olaplex treatment

[grittlondon]

Short Or Long? How To Decide The Best Hair Length For You

Our Salon, Gritt LDN serves clients in Clapham for all kinds of hair service needs. We are proud Olaplex stockists as well as L’Oreal Redken stocks that offer a vast selection of exceptional products to create styles that you will love, and we want you to be 100% satisfied with the services we provide. Whether you want hair extensions, a new hairstyle or colour, our Olaplex treatment salon has got you covered! It can be a challenge to decide if short or long hair is the right move for you. Your face shape, the texture of your hair, and your lifestyle are all factors to help you determine the best hair length for you. Schedule your appointment online today with Gritt LDN for a unique hairdressing experience with you at the centre of it.

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[notvil]

also: dyed my hair jet black… don’t talk to me.

[megatron-moving-to-megatron]

I NEED MY HAIR TO GROW FASTERRR

[henrikvanderswoon]

[hazeltailofficial]

HOLIDAY FLASHBACK

Olaplex Holiday Hair Fix Set

hazeltail on youtube / hazeltailofficial on tiktok / hazeltailofficial on ig / @hazeltailofficial

[farmlesbians]

my hair literally refuses to take bleach it won’t get any lighter than like an 8 on my roots with peachy ends im about to SCREAM and shave all of my hair of i am so mad i’ve bleached it literally like 8 million times at this point

[millennialskin]

How to Care for Your Hair in Your 30s

Entering your 30s marks a significant milestone in your life, and it’s not just your skincare routine that needs an upgrade. Your hair also changes as you age, requiring special attention and care to maintain its health and vibrancy. In this blog, we’ll explore essential tips and tricks to help you care for your hair in your 30s, ensuring that it remains strong, shiny, and…

[ritumistry11]

Olaplex treatment benefits, cost and Procedure for healthy hair

Olaplex hair treatment by Bodycraft leaves hair stronger & healthier. Reading about their olaplex treatment benefits, cost and procedure and Book your treatment today!

[grittlondon]

Pulp Riot: Colour with Attitude

Pulp Riot is known for creating the most vibrant and pigmented hair colours for artists – and Pulp Riot High Speed Toners are no different. It is a product line that is designed for artists, so every shade toner is intermixable allowing us to create a custom hue that is as unique as our clients are. Visit us : https://grittlondon.com/

[malusokay]

How I grew my hair to hip length

I think I'm at a point in my hair journey where I'm pretty close to archiving "perfect hair", so if you're looking for some tips, you've come to the right person. <3

My Routine:

I wash my hair every two days. I have straight brunette hair, so it's pretty obvious when it starts to get oily, but I've learned that training your scalp is BS, so just wash it when you feel like it's necessary!!

Hair oiling. I use Amla Oil once a week; I apply it to my scalp and massage it throughout my hair. I only oil once a week because I have to double cleanse my hair after each time, and it's annoying lol

Olaplex. Olaplex was a game-changer for me; I listed my products down below!! Only use Olaplaex when your hair feels dry or damaged tho!!

Protective hairstyles for the night. I ALWAYS sleep with two Dutch braids, I've tried my hairstyles, and this one has been my favourite!!

I don't use heat. The only thing I do is blow-dry my hair when it's already like 80% dry!! Letting your hair air dry completely can make it oily. :)

Trimming your ends. I Trim my hair every 3 months by myself. Invest in a good pair of haircutting scissors; it's so worth it!!

Products I use:

Lush. I've tried many things, but the 'Fairly traded honey' shampoo and the 'American Cream' conditioner are my all-time favourites!!

Olaplex. Nº.6 Bond Smoother 1x every week, Nº.7 Bonding Oil 1x every two weeks, Nº.4C Bond Maintenance Clarifying Shampoo 1x every 4-6 weeks.

Moroccan oil. Moroccanoil Treatment Light like 1-2x a week.

Other stuff I use: tangle teezer wet detangler, silk scrunchies, Dyson Blowdryer, silk pillowcase.

Simple Do's and Don'ts:

Eat more protein

Take collagen subelements

Try overnight hairstyles like 'overnight curls' to avoid using heat

Don't dye or bleach your hair

Don't use heat or styling tools

Never sleep with wet or damp hair

Some more secrets and weird stuff:

When I'm bored I trim my split ends one by one lol don't ask

I would rather eat rat poison than use a curling iron or cheap shampoo

If I have to sleep without my silk pillowcase I will definitely cry

I'm terrified of regular hair ties

braid your hair when it's windy and you have to leave the house!!

Brush and braid your hair with good intentions… again… DON'T ASK!! >:(

As always, please feel free to share your own suggestions, glow-up tips and further questions in the comments! <3

✩‧₊*:・love ya ･:*₊‧✩

[deepestdelulu]

How I grew my hair to hip length

I think I'm at a point in my hair journey where I'm pretty close to archiving "perfect hair", so if you're looking for some tips, you've come to the right person. <3

My Routine:

I wash my hair every two days. I have straight brunette hair, so it's pretty obvious when it starts to get oily, but I've learned that training your scalp is BS, so just wash it when you feel like it's necessary!!

Hair oiling. I use Amla Oil once a week; I apply it to my scalp and massage it throughout my hair. I only oil once a week because I have to double cleanse my hair after each time, and it's annoying lol

Olaplex. Olaplex was a game-changer for me; I listed my products down below!! Only use Olaplaex when your hair feels dry or damaged tho!!

Protective hairstyles for the night. I ALWAYS sleep with two Dutch braids, I've tried my hairstyles, and this one has been my favourite!!

I don't use heat. The only thing I do is blow-dry my hair when it's already like 80% dry!! Letting your hair air dry completely can make it oily. :)

Trimming your ends. I Trim my hair every 3 months by myself. Invest in a good pair of haircutting scissors; it's so worth it!!

Products I use:

Lush. I've tried many things, but the 'Fairly traded honey' shampoo and the 'American Cream' conditioner are my all-time favourites!!

Olaplex. Nº.6 Bond Smoother 1x every week, Nº.7 Bonding Oil 1x every two weeks, Nº.4C Bond Maintenance Clarifying Shampoo 1x every 4-6 weeks.

Moroccan oil. Moroccanoil Treatment Light like 1-2x a week.

Other stuff I use: tangle teezer wet detangler, silk scrunchies, Dyson Blowdryer, silk pillowcase.

Simple Do's and Don'ts:

Eat more protein

Take collagen subelements

Try overnight hairstyles like 'overnight curls' to avoid using heat

Don't dye or bleach your hair

Don't use heat or styling tools

Never sleep with wet or damp hair

Some more secrets and weird stuff:

When I'm bored I trim my split ends one by one lol don't ask

I would rather eat rat poison than use a curling iron or cheap shampoo

If I have to sleep without my silk pillowcase I will definitely cry

I'm terrified of regular hair ties

braid your hair when it's windy and you have to leave the house!!

Brush and braid your hair with good intentions… again… DON'T ASK!! >:(

As always, please feel free to share your own suggestions, glow-up tips and further questions in the comments! <3

✩‧₊*:・love ya ･:*₊‧✩

[hazeltailofficial]

HOLIDAY FLASHBACK

Olaplex Holiday Hair Fix Set

hazeltailxo on ig

[sonderwalker]

not my usual fandom nonsense but I have been asked about how I maintain having healthy hair when it is both curly and dyed so here are some tips from me to you

KEEP THAT SHIT HYDRATED!! If your hair is bleached it is more likely to be dry and break than if not! Hydrate it!

when bleaching your hair, mix in some kind of bond repair as well (like olaplex or a dupe of it)

deep condition your hair once a week (this is nice because you can leave it in and do other stuff)

Did i mention??? hydrate your hair???

use shampoos and conditioners that are color safe. But don't forget to use clarifying shampoo to get rid of product build up periodically.

make sure you have a good diet. your hair health is tied directly to your diet. eat your veggies.

olaplex is expensive, but you can get dupes for less than half of the price on amazon.

hot oil treatments

But sonder, what do you mean by hydrate your hair?

let me tell you then! you gotta use some kind of leave in conditioner, spray, cream, oil, whatever, to lock in that moisture that you are applying to your hair when you condition it. Lock that shit in! as soon as your hair feels dry, moisturize it! You don't let your body go a whole 48 hours without drinking any sort of liquid. If you have bleached/dyed/damaged hair, then you shouldn't let your hair go this long without some kind of moisture either.

[missdollcouture]

do u know any products that are good for hair growth and also thickens hair? It's so hard to find something..

hii i'm not sure what your hair type is so I'm going to list some products for different hair types ♡

TYPE 1-2 (straight-wavy)

homeade hair mask- egg, banana, avocado, honey, and any hair oil (rosemary is a great choice)

essynaturals hair oil

jojoba oil

the mane choice hair oil

Viviscal oil

castor oil

Olaplex bonding treatment

rosemary oil

TYPE 3-4 (curly-coily)

curls blueberry bliss hair oil

mielle hair oil

the mane choice hair oil

camille rose oil

carols daughter hair oil

rice water hair spray

hair growth oil

homeade hair mask- egg, banana, avocado, honey, and rosemary oil

EXTRA TIPS (ANY HAIR TYPE)

use one of these scalp massagers while you wash your hair

rinse hair with cold water after conditioner

only use conditioner on ends of hair not your scalp

supplements work great!

get frequent trims

try not to use heat on your hair, if you do like to occasionally, use heat protectant

don't wash your hair everyday