Wella WellaPlex

-28% Wella BlondorPlex N2 Bond Stabilizer 500 ml
Wella BlondorPlex N2 Bond Stabilizer, 500 ml
Special Price €71.95 Regular Price €99.95
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-37% WellaPlex - no. 1 Bond Maker - 500 ml
WellaPlex - no. 1 Bond Maker - 500 ml
Special Price €199.00 Regular Price €313.39
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-48% Wella - Color - WellaPlex - No. 3 Hair Stabilizer - 100 ml
Wella - Color - WellaPlex - No. 3 Hair Stabilizer - 100 ml
Special Price €21.95 Regular Price €42.50
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What is WellaPlex and how does it work?

WellaPlex is a bond-building treatment used in hair salons, mainly during colouring and lightening. Chemical services such as bleaching can weaken the internal structure of the hair. Bond builders are meant to support that structure during the service, so the hair keeps more of its strength. The system is used in steps. Step one is mixed into the colour or lightener, and a later step is applied as a take-home or finishing treatment. It is not a cure for hair that is already badly damaged, and it does not replace a good aftercare routine. Results depend on the starting condition of the hair and on how carefully the product is used. If you are unsure, follow the instructions for use or ask your hairdresser.

WellaPlex No. 1 Bond Maker: used during the colour service

WellaPlex - no. 1 Bond Maker is the first step of the system. It is added to the colour or lightener before application, so it works while the chemical service takes place. This makes it most relevant for people who lighten their hair, or who colour hair that is already dry or porous. It does not change the colour result itself. Always follow the mixing ratio of the manufacturer, because a wrong dosage can affect how the product performs. It is intended for professional use, so it suits hairdressers and trained home users who know how to work with colour.

Who benefits most

Blondes, people going several levels lighter and anyone with previously coloured lengths will notice the most difference. For healthy, virgin hair that is only slightly darkened, the extra step is often less necessary.

WellaPlex No. 3 Hair Stabilizer: aftercare at home

Wella - Color - WellaPlex - No. 3 Hair Stabilizer is the take-home step. It is used on clean hair after the colour service, in the days and weeks after the salon visit. The aim is to support the hair structure and keep the hair easier to manage. It is applied to towel-dried hair, left on for the time stated on the pack, and rinsed out. Use it as often as the instructions suggest, not more. Too much of a strengthening product can leave hair feeling stiff or heavy, especially fine hair.

Wella BlondorPlex N2 Bond Stabilizer: for lightening

Wella BlondorPlex N2 Bond Stabilizer belongs to the BlondorPlex line, which is made for Blondor lightening services. It is used after lightening to help stabilise the hair structure. If you regularly lighten your hair, it can be a useful addition to your routine. It does not remove the stress of bleaching, and it works best alongside a good conditioner or mask. Check that the product matches the lightening system you use before you buy.

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Frequently asked questions

What is WellaPlex used for?
WellaPlex is used to support the hair structure during and after colouring or lightening. It is added to the colour or lightener and followed by a stabilizing aftercare step.
Can I use WellaPlex at home?
The No. 3 step is meant as aftercare and is simple to use at home. The mixing step with colour or lightener is professional, so follow the instructions closely or leave it to your hairdresser.
What is the difference between No. 1 and No. 3?
No. 1 Bond Maker is mixed into the colour or lightener during the service. No. 3 Hair Stabilizer is used afterwards as a treatment on clean, towel-dried hair.
Does WellaPlex repair damaged hair completely?
No. It helps protect and support hair during chemical services, but it cannot fully reverse existing damage. Regular conditioning and trimming split ends remain important.
How often should I use the aftercare treatment?
Follow the frequency on the packaging. Using it too often can make fine hair feel heavy or stiff.