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Anyone have experience with this? Is it worth it?
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Tried it. Didn't like it. Got mine at Sephora. 

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It's worth it IF you have hair that has been damaged by chemical processing/heat.  It is NOT a conditioner, and Shawn's claim that it will fix dry hair is incorrect unless it is damaged dry hair.  It re-builds the di-sulfide bonds damaged by chemical processing.  Generally #1 & #2 (not in the kit) are used as part of the chemical process and I have been impressed with it when coloring my hair.  the No. 3 they are selling I wasn't particularly impressed with until they came out with the #0 that is used in conjunction with #3 and I found that to work much better.  I often use those about halfway between colorings.  I also perm, so you can imagine the damage my hair gets with the chemical processing.  I know someone else here uses both #1 & #2 while coloring and then #0 & #3 right afterwards and has good results, but that would just take up too much of my day to do that. 

 

As far as a price breakdown, check out my response to the post about it in the Today Special Value Forum.  

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I have fine, thinning,p hair that's a little dull, and it makes my hair look lustrous and shiny again. My stylist introduced me to it, esp. the perfector, 3.

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I just saw a whole set and OY--all that work.  No thanks.

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I HATE....... having to spend so much time on the many steps for hair, skin, etc----I need a quick routine---and will not spend that much $$ just to try it. If there was a tiny try me kit, then maybe...but it's a big no for me.

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@wagirl wrote:

I HATE....... having to spend so much time on the many steps for hair, skin, etc----I need a quick routine---and will not spend that much $$ just to try it. If there was a tiny try me kit, then maybe...but it's a big no for me.


@wagirl , look around on other sites for kits, especially as the holidays get closer.  Or you can just try the mini shampoo and conditioner for $28.00 total and see if you like them.

 

As an aside, I have no idea where QVC is getting the If Sold Separate price from.  The shampoo and conditioner are the mini sizes (3.3oz) and sell for $14.00 each just about everywhere, including the Olaplex site. The other 2 products sell for $28.00 each.  That is a total price of $84.00, not $112.00 Q is saying this would cost.  

 

ETA:  I just noticed #3 is a supersize at 8.5oz.  

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I love Olaplex. Started using it when I experience breakage. You need such little product in the Shampoo & contitioner so it is worth the cost. I use a nickel size for my shoulder length hair & emusify it. I purchase mine from Sephora at the 8.5. 

 

My hair is med fine texture hair & it has stopped the breakage & will continue to use. You don't need to have a major issue with your hair to use it. I have not gone to my stylist yet but her salon uses Olaplex. I have no.3,4,5,6. I only use the no.3 once a month because I don't have damage but want to keep the results it has given me. NO. 6 is a leave in which only need a dime size. Its fantastic. I only use mid- to ends. @Renata22  Its worth it for me. I don't us the zero, (my stylist used 1&2 which they don't sell retail) 

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Is it worth it? Unequivoally, the answer is "yes." I hate to say it--becuase it is pricey--but, in fact, it IS different from other products. It does make a difference in the health and look of your hair. The deal is terrific! This product NEVER goes on sale and it would cost MUCH more on Amazon - where I've purchased these products in the past. I ordered one today - even though I'm not out for these reasons. 

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@Lipstickdiva wrote:

@wagirl wrote:

I HATE....... having to spend so much time on the many steps for hair, skin, etc----I need a quick routine---and will not spend that much $$ just to try it. If there was a tiny try me kit, then maybe...but it's a big no for me.


@wagirl , look around on other sites for kits, especially as the holidays get closer.  Or you can just try the mini shampoo and conditioner for $28.00 total and see if you like them.

 

As an aside, I have no idea where QVC is getting the If Sold Separate price from.  The shampoo and conditioner are the mini sizes (3.3oz) and sell for $14.00 each just about everywhere, including the Olaplex site. The other 2 products sell for $28.00 each.  That is a total price of $84.00, not $112.00 Q is saying this would cost.  


@Lipstickdiva the normal size (3.3 oz) of #3 is $28.  The supersize 8.45 oz is $56.