Olaplex Conditioner

-25% Olaplex No.5 Bond Maintenance Conditioner
Olaplex No.5 Bond Maintenance Conditioner
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-19% Olaplex No.5 Fine Bond Maintenance Conditioner
Olaplex No.5 Fine Bond Maintenance Conditioner
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-31% Olaplex No.5P Blonde Enhancer Toning Conditioner
Olaplex No.5P Blonde Enhancer Toning Conditioner
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-27% Olaplex No.5 Moisturize & Mend Leave In Conditioner 100 ml
Olaplex No.5 Moisturize & Mend Leave-In Conditioner - 100 ml
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-35% Olaplex Kit Maintenance No.4, 4P + No.5
Olaplex – Kit Maintenance No.4, 4P + No.5
€62.55 €96.00
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What does an Olaplex conditioner do

A conditioner works after shampoo to smooth the hair cuticle, replenish moisture, and make hair easier to detangle. Bond-focused conditioners like those from Olaplex go a step further by targeting broken disulfide bonds inside the hair shaft, the same bonds damaged by heat styling, coloring, and bleaching. They're not a substitute for a dedicated treatment step, but they help maintain results between salon visits. Regular use can improve softness, reduce breakage, and support shine over time. These conditioners suit most hair types, though color-treated and chemically processed hair benefits most. For best results, they're typically used alongside a matching shampoo and, if needed, a leave-in or bonding treatment for deeper repair.

No.5 Bond Maintenance Conditioner for everyday repair

No.5 Bond Maintenance Conditioner is designed to follow No.4 Bond Maintenance Shampoo as part of a daily bond-building routine. It detangles, softens, and helps reinforce hair structure without leaving a heavy residue. This makes it a practical choice for anyone dealing with regular heat styling, coloring, or general wear and tear. Apply after shampooing, leave it in for a few minutes, then rinse thoroughly. It's not a deep treatment on its own, so those with severely damaged hair may want to add a weekly bond-building step.

No.5P Blonde Enhancer Toning Conditioner for blonde and gray hair

No.5P Blonde Enhancer Toning Conditioner is formulated specifically for blonde, lightened, and gray hair that tends to develop brassy or yellow tones. Its purple pigments help neutralize unwanted warmth while still delivering the bond-repair benefits of the wider Olaplex range. It pairs naturally with No.4P Blonde Enhancer Toning Shampoo for a consistent toning effect. Frequency of use depends on how quickly brassiness returns, but most people find once or twice a week is enough. It won't lighten hair or replace a salon toning service, but it does help extend the life of a fresh color.

Building a complete bond-repair routine

Conditioner is one part of a larger routine, and Olaplex offers ways to combine steps for more noticeable results. The Kit Maintenance No.4, 4P + No.5 bundles a shampoo and conditioner together for those who want a full blonde-care routine in one purchase, while Hair Perfector No. 3 can be added as a weekly at-home bonding treatment for extra repair between washes. Combining a conditioner with a treatment step is especially useful for hair that's frequently bleached, permed, or heat styled. Start with the shampoo and conditioner pairing, then introduce a treatment product if hair still feels dry or brittle.

Popular products

Olaplex – Care Voordeelset – No.3, No.4 + No.5 > Olaplex – Voordeelset Onderhoud – No.4, 4P + No.5 > Olaplex – No.5 Moisturize & Mend Leave-In Conditioner – 100 ml >

Frequently asked questions

Can I use Olaplex conditioner without the matching shampoo?
Yes, but pairing the conditioner with its matching shampoo, such as No.4 or No.4P, generally gives more consistent results since the formulas are designed to complement each other.
How often should I use Olaplex conditioner?
Most people use it every time they shampoo, though those with fine hair may prefer applying it only to the mid-lengths and ends to avoid weighing hair down.
Does Olaplex conditioner repair split ends?
It can improve the look and feel of damaged hair by strengthening internal bonds, but it does not physically mend split ends; trimming is still the only real fix for those.
Is the Blonde Enhancer conditioner only for blonde hair?
It's formulated for blonde and gray hair to counter brassiness, so it's not the right choice for brunettes or hair without lightened tones.
What's the difference between conditioner and a bond-building treatment like No.3?
Conditioner is a quick, everyday step for softness and detangling, while a treatment like No.3 is left on longer and works more intensively on damaged bonds, usually once or twice a week.