Review on 🧪 Redken Bond Repair Shampoo Concentrate by Nancy Young

💇💆 I wanted to add this after years of telling customers to be careful who they buy from. .Just make sure your order comes from them and isn't defaulted to another (can happen if it's out of stock)💇💆The time I received these. As long as I have shampoo and conditioner, keep it fresh. A lot of people use technology, but we've been using rebonders in various forms for a while. As nice as it is to be able to do treatments like Olaplex etc I prefer that people can use rebonders every time they shampoo and honestly it's a more economical solution. Although the treatment is stronger, it is expensive and these days people prefer to visit salons less and less. While I really like it, it's not too difficult on fine hair (try further conditioning the ends and chemically treated areas if you're like me. I'm targeting highlighted areas). Remember 💇‍♀️ this will work best as a system. 💇‍♀️It's concentrated so a little bit is enough, don't waste it.💇‍♀️It lathers well.💇‍♀️It smells nice.💇‍♀️The imprint is tiny but says it's acidic. Some people can be sensitive to smearing it all over their skin (I checked and didn't notice anything) 💇‍♀️ Remember, the more damaged your hair is, the more you'll notice the difference, so if your bleached friend to like it seems it's taller than you with 3 year old hair, that's not uncommon. Use it more and use it on clients but while I dig!🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈