Elvive Bond Repair Conditioner by L'Oreal Paris, for Damaged Hair, for Deep Repair, Bonding Hair Care, 150ml

Zero help for my hair. It smeels good, packaging is good but using it made literally no change to my hair. I wont be repurchaaing or recommending this product

I just started using this product 3 weeks ago. My hair did get soft and i did love the results initially. but I am losing my A LOT of my hair and it is shocking to see so much hair loss.

Not the best for my type of dry frizzy hair. It's an ok product. No difference. I wouldn't say it benefited me, but it didn't damage my hair either. Might be good for fine hair.

سيء جدا ازداد شعري جفافا بعد إستخدامه

ملمس الشعر ناعم ولكن جعل الشعر يتساقط بغزارة

I have been using a much more expensive bond repair shampoo, and when I saw this product I thought I would try, it’s really good! I have hi-lighted hair and this shampoo works as well as my expensive one. I will be purchasing again.

The whole family really impressed with this Bond Repair Sulphate Free Shampoo. After doing lots of research and narrowed down to this shampoo for sulphate free. The formula feels gentle yet effective, and the citric acid complex genuinely helps bring life back to damaged hair. After a few washes, my hair felt noticeably smoother, stronger, and far less brittle. It lathers well for a sulphate free product, spreads easily through the hair, and has a clean, fresh scent that makes washing your hair feel like a treat. A little goes a long way too, which makes it good value for money. If your hair needs restoring or you’re trying to repair breakage and dryness, this shampoo is a great choice it leaves hair feeling healthier, softer, and more manageable without weighing it down. There are other add on products to go along with this, however i have not tried those, happy with the results. The hair felt thick after few weeks of use. Hair fall is noticeablly less. Hair looks well moistured. Does not show any signs of dullness.

I'll buy again

Context: fine long hair with bleach damage I really like this conditioner. Bond treatments themselves aren't actually conditioning so a good conditioner is essential to do the rest of the lifting for hair health and to nourish your hair after shampoo. I use this alongside a few different bond treatments I use in rotation. It's a good price, has some potential to help bond repair too, gives a good balance of hydration without weighing down my fine hair too much. The scent isn't in your face and is fairly neutral as conditioners go. I don't see it being overwhelming to anyone. A good dupe of the redkin acidic bonding conditioner for those without a luxury budget. I can't comment on how much it repairs as a stand alone. I'm a believer that stand alone bond treatments do the hard work and shampoo and conditioner with the ingredients are more of a supportive role. I hope that makes sense. I truly can't fault this and my hair is looking amazing since I added this as a conditioner alongside the actual treatments. It definitely seems to do a great job of giving your hair what it needs to balance washing and a bond repair treatment. I've used this with olaplex 3, k18, the loreal bond repair and even redkin bond repair, results have been consistently impressive. I've been able to grow my fine bleached hair due to lack of breakage and not needing trims due to split ends (a thing of the past). I definitely credit this conditioner with helping me get there.

I have the shampoo, pre shampoo, conditioner and serum. I love the pre shampoo, shampoo and conditioner. It made a big difference in my hair after only using it for 3 days. It smells lovely and it’s definitely helped my hair stay nicer and soft for longer. I’m not fussed on the serum it made my hair greasy so I only use it at night before bed I wouldn’t buy the serum again. I wish the bottles were bigger for the price, I’m not sure if they’ll last an entire month of being used everyday. I have very sensitive skin and have no problem so far with these products.

I have very thick long hair that is prone to frizz, using this method I can guarantee my hair is soft, sleek and has minimal fly-aways (it's not a miracle worker, not many products are, but it does make a huge difference) here's my method: I use this shampoo, sometimes I shampoo twice as per hairdresser's advice but this is optional (I'm prone to dandruff and have been told this helps). It lathers very well and smells gorgeous, I get why some people comment on a chemical scent, because I find it smells like hair dye- but I LOVE the smell of freshly dyed hair so this is great in my opinion. I pair with the conditioner, again, the scent is great, the consistency is a little watery when I usually prefer a thick conditioner texture, because of this I think I'm using more than I need to, it does the job so I can't complain. Once my hair is washed I'll use a hair oil, running a small amount through the length of my hair, enough to feel it's in there but not enough to make it greasy (any hair oil works, I don't use this brands) I did dry my hair with my shark flexfusion and use the straightener attachment (I use this anyway but doing the above steps seems to encourage a way sleeker look). Job done, hair feels soft and surprisingly enough my split ends seem to have decreased, obviously I know the only real way to fix spit ends is to have them cut but seriously this seems to have improved my hair health. I can't speak for the expensive brand version of this (we all know which one I'm on about) but this is great for the price. And that's coming from someone that almost cried at the idea of spending £6 on a shampoo initially when this was on offer (I was previously a £2 and under kinda gal!). I'm glad I gave it a try!