L'Oréal Paris Elvive Bond Repair Shampoo by L'Oreal Paris, for Damaged Hair, for Deep Repair, Bonding Hair Care, 200ml

Ive damaged my hair over the years so I thought I would try this shampoo it has a nice smell and using it every other day my hair feels smoother and I'm not loosing as much hair I love it😀

My hair was absolutely awful, dry and dead. Thinking i was going to have to bite the bullet and get it cut short I thought id try this before hand and oh my god I'm in love you only have to use a tiny bit and my hair is sooo soft and shiny. Like I said absolute game changer 🙌

Really lovely end resultsHair lovely and soft and glossy appearance

I've always used Olaplex but I use so little in my fine hair, it starts to smell "off" after a while. This range is amazing. Affordable, smells divine and 100% does the job. My hair feels incredible. Would highly recommend

My hair has been bleached, colour stripped and dyed in the last 7 years. Other than cutting it, I haven’t been able to feel very proud of my hair. I’ve finished this bottle so I feel like I can write a review now. A little goes a LONG way, so the value for money is good. It smells different to other shampoos but now I’m used to it, I quite like it. It lathers well, and using the conditioner with it, I feel as if my hair is a lot healthier. It’s a smaller bottle, I wish they made bigger but as I said; a little goes a long way. My hair is just past my shoulders, and quite thick, and using the size of a 10p coin is enough for a good wash. If your hair is damaged, I’d give this a go. Already bought my second bottle.

Made my hair nice and soft however it is a bit gloopy almost having the consistency of yoghurt. Didn't really seem to absorb super well into my hair shaft but somehow works better for me than the Redken acidic bonding concentrate and gets the job done. The one thing that I hated is the smell. It is so powerfully fragranced and smells musky like my grandma's wooden cabinet mixed with amber or jasmine or something, such a heavy scent for a conditioner it almost made me feel unclean using it.

Hair type: coarse, bleached and colouredAfter bleaching my hair several times, going dark again and then changing my mind and rebleaching,my poor little hair was feeling very sorry for itself. I have chin length thickcoarse textured hair coupled with chemical damage and rough ends from razor cutting. As this range isn't cheap I decided to just buy the pre shampoo and the leave in serum.The pre shampoo is thick and creamy like conditioner, I left this in for 1 hour even though the packaging said 5 minutes. Afterwards I used my regular shampoo and conditioner then applied the leave in serum to wet hair. The packaging said two drops but I know my thick coarse hair will need more so I used 4/5. The serum is a thick oil and it does take a little time to sink in but I let my hair air dry until almost fully dry and then finished with a blow dryer.i could tell straight away that the pre shampoo and serum had already made a big difference as it's usually frizzy and flyaway while drying and needs considerable straightening afterwards but this time was blowing smooth and shiny. I did need a tiny bit more serum on the ends afterwards and yes it does take a little while to dry in but as with most serums that's to be expected. Once dry it feels a million times softer, less coarse and looks smoother and more styled. I can't wait to see what difference regular use makes. So far I love it. Some users have mentioned the scent but honestly it smells lovely..just like something your hairdresser would use

Strips hair dye out. Guessing that's the citric acid. Left me with a questionable hair colour so as much as I like this stuff I probably won't be using again which is a shame as it really helped repair some of the damage but the fact it strips hair dye is definitely something that people ahould be aware of