The at-home bond step
Make No.3 the centre of a repair routine.
Use before shampoo when lengths feel weakened by colour, heat or repeated styling. It is a treatment step—not a conditioner—and works best as part of a consistent routine.
Bond maintenance / numbered system
OLAPLEX
A compact bond-care wardrobe for damaged, coloured and heat-styled hair. Begin with the result you need, then choose only the numbered steps that earn a place in your routine.
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Six needs / one clear system
Choose the result—not every number.
Start with your primary concern. The best routine is usually a focused treatment, a suitable wash pair and one finishing step.
No.3 Hair Perfector
Prime before No.3
Add No.0 when damage needs a more intensive ritual.
No.0 is the preparatory treatment in the Olaplex home system. Apply it as directed, then layer No.3 rather than treating the two as interchangeable products.
Cleanse + condition
Protect the progress between treatments.
No.4 and No.5 form the core wash-day pair for hair that needs cleansing, moisture and manageable softness without abandoning repair support.
A moisture reset
Choose a mask when softness is the missing result.
No.8 is the intensive moisture step. Use it when lengths feel dry or rough; avoid duplicating several rich steps if hair becomes weighed down.
Smooth and protect
Use leave-in care first; finish with oil.
No.6 supports smoother styling and No.7 adds concentrated shine and heat protection. Start sparingly, especially on fine hair.
Clarify with intention
Reset residue without making it the daily shampoo.
No.4C is the periodic clarifying route for product, mineral and environmental buildup. Frequency should reflect your scalp, water and styling habits.
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Bond care, simplified
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