Olaplex No.6 Bond Smoother
Olaplex · 3.3 fl oz
Last reviewed
Frizz after the shower — a dime of leave-in
Hair looks repaired in the shower and then frizzes the second it hits air. You want a leave-in that smooths without a greasy cast.
Transcript
Frizz and blow-dry time. Hair looks repaired in the shower and then frizzes the second it hits air. You want a leave-in that smooths without a greasy cast. On damp hair, mid-lengths to ends, then dry.
The problem
Hair looks repaired in the shower and then frizzes the second it hits air. You want a leave-in that smooths without a greasy cast.
Why it made the verdict
No.6 is the cream that sits between treatment and style. Seventy-two-hour frizz control is the claim; the verdict is that a dime-size amount actually shortens the blow-dry.
Our verdict
On damp hair, mid-lengths to ends, then dry. Fine hair: less than you think. This is the everyday smoother next to No.3’s weekly repair.
Quick answers
Is Olaplex No.6 Bond Smoother worth it?
No.6 is the cream that sits between treatment and style. Seventy-two-hour frizz control is the claim; the verdict is that a dime-size amount actually shortens the blow-dry.
Who is Olaplex No.6 Bond Smoother for?
Hair looks repaired in the shower and then frizzes the second it hits air. You want a leave-in that smooths without a greasy cast.
How do I use Olaplex No.6 Bond Smoother?
On damp hair, mid-lengths to ends, then dry. Fine hair: less than you think. This is the everyday smoother next to No.3’s weekly repair.
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