Some treatments rely on natural ingredients. Yogurt has both protein and moisturizing properties, so you may find it’s a viable option. I actually really like this range. I think the No 3 treatment is as good as the Olaplex and you get twice the amount of product for the same price. To me, that’s a no-brainer. Your hair type should factor into the protein treatment you choose. Not all treatments will work for all hair types, despite what the label says.

A daily revitalizing shampoo that will cleanse and strengthen bonds between salon visits and styling, so you can hold onto your favourite shade and style without the fear of damaging your hair beyond repair. However, these bonds can be broken by exposure to heat, sunlight and chemical treatments –so if you tend to straighten your hair every day or change your hair colour often, you can end up with damaged hair that's prone to frizziness and split ends. It’s important not to overtreat your hair, as protein treatments can damage your hair with overuse. Only do protein treatments when your hair needs it, and always allow for at least a week between treatments. SHAMPOO – Hair must be clean before application. For the ultimate in hair repair - we recommend BOLDPLEX Bond Strengthening Shampoo No.4.The No.7 bonding oil by Olaplex is a nourishing, frizz-reducing formula that leaves your tresses feeling silky smooth. Thanks tothe inclusion of bis-aminopropyl diglycol dimaleate, it expertly repairs the damage caused by colouring, bleaching or heated tools. It even protects hairagainst heat up to 450°, so we recommend using it as part of your daily styling routine.

A recommendation service that carefully researches each product and consults with experts across many disciplines. If you’re treating damaged hair, you’ll want to avoid chemicals that can cause further problems. Formaldehyde, isopropyl alcohol, parabens, silicones and sulfates all should be eliminated from your haircare product selection. This where things start to get funny. The names they’ve given to the products directly come from Olaplex’s naming structure. The treatment is No 3, shampoo No 4 and conditioner No 5. Olaplex does this because No 1 and No 2 products are for salons only. So in my opinion, it makes absolutely no sense for the Bold Uniq to use the numbers 3, 4 and 5 other than to say….Olaplex, we’re coming for you.

Who doesn’t want strong, healthy, fabulous hair? I’m always on the hunt for products that combat the cruelty I inflict on my poor strands and recently did a test-drive of the new BoldPlex range that claims to do just that. I was sent this new range of hair strengthening products from a company called BoldUniq. My hair story

Protein treatments can dry out the hair, so many products will build in conditioning ingredients to make sure you’re not furthering the problem. Start the repair process as soon as you step into the shower with thisKera-Creathanol complex shampoo from the experts at The Hair Lab by Mark Hill. Creatine and hydrolyzed vegetable protein strengthen your hair's internal keratin bonds, leaving it feeling physically stronger from the very first wash.APPLICATION – Apply a generous amount of product from scalp to tip – paying particular attention to the mid-lengths and end. Leave on for three minutes, this can be increased if you have particularly dry, damaged hair. Free of parabens and sulfates, this hair treatment builds bonds in the hair to repair at a molecular level. The solution promises to work after only one treatment, but you can apply later as often as needed to get results. The formula comes in a nearly 7-ounce jar. The Boldplex Regime was scientifically developed to work on a molecular level by repairing hair proteins — penetrating deep into each strand of hair, strengthening, conditioning and repairing dry and damaged hair from the inside out.” The Inkey List has become a staple of the skincare scene in recent years, but did you know they make hair products too? This lightweight spray contains both PCA andhydrolyzed pea protein, whichnot only repair hydrogen and ionic bonds but also protect existing disulphide bonds from damage.