Is Elastersizer the best hair treatment?

[Karcheer]

I’ve just run out of this and I have a little olaplex left.

So I need to order a new hair treatment as I want to get into the habit of doing this regularly.

My hair is mid length with half a head highlighted (now with 2inch roots :) ) the ends are a little dry.

What treatments are you lovely ladies loving?

Pureology moisture mask ( in a purple tub!) amazing stuff.. the shampoo and conditioner is lovely too

It's old school but I still get great results from V05 hot oil - especially if I leave it in for an hour or more.

I've had Elasticizer in the past and tbh thought that whilst it was nice it was no more effective than the hot oil and far more expensive.

Superdrug’s Arian oil pre shampoo elasticiser is very good and is cruelty free.

I find hair food really good as a cheaper option. I prefer the fruity based ones to the nut ones.

I've been using it once a week for three months on fairly dry curly uncoloured hair and it's not made the slightest difference.

Yep to the Superdrug one, it’s amazing and I preferred it to the PK one

I prefer the Kerastase deep conditioning masks.

@bikerchick91 that’s interesting I use Kerastase shampoo and conditioner. Which one do you use?

www.kerastase.co.uk/haircare-products/range/nutritive/nutritive-masquintense-thick-hair-mask/MASTER_3474636382712.html?dwvar_MASTER__3474636382712_size=200ML#start=8&cgid=Hair-Mask

You need to go with the one that would work best for your hair type though. There’s one for coloured hair, curly etc.

And if you want a non heretic hair treatment Superdrug's Argan oil elasticiser is also very good.

V05 hotoil @DeRigueurMortis - now there's a blast from the past! I didn't realise they still made it.

@Ihopeyourcakeisshit

What does non heretic mean? I thought it was something to do with the bible .

I did buy the Superdrug one when it first came out but didn’t rate it for my problem hair.

Bed head mask in lovely.

My hair has been in the best condition of my life ever since I’ve done Keratin treatments, at home.

You can make your own hot oils. Buy a base oil e.g. jojoba and add a few essential oils to make a fab smell and then warm it up in an oil burner, then paint on hair for however long you fancy, wash and rinse.

You can't get better than Olaplex IMO. My hair is very long (waist length), very thick and balayaged. Olaplex does wonders for it, particularly if left on overnight. I know its very expensive but its worth it.

Shea Moisture does good masks

The ends of my hair are so dry/processed and crunchy. I’m despairing. I’ve cut a cm off and it’s slightly better but still not great. Any recommendations?

I also really like the Olaplex no 3 treatment - makes my hair feel much healthier and bouncier after!

This has confused me more than ever, I need everyone to agree on one so I can slim down my basket

There’s different types of hair treatments though so there isn’t a product that does everything.

I’m sure the elasticiser is a protein based treatment, so if you use it too much it will actually dry your hair out (as will olaplex).

Separately there’s moisturising treatments like conditioning masks or keratin treatments

My personal fave is the kerastase colour protect mask (pink tub)

I also really liked olaplex (salon treatment)

@BikerChick91 It was in reference to @Fluffycloudland77 comment about Arian oil.
Just me trying to be funny and failing miserably

@Mnthrowaway20202 so whats a good non protein one then? this week I've done Olaplaex and Elastaziser and my hair currently feels pretty good.