DEAD HAIR EXPERIMENT Olaplex VS Harayuki VS DIY Coconut Oil - WHICH IS THE BEST!!

Today we are finally doing my treatment for my hair. It's still like hay. So first off I am going to shampoo my hair because you are supposed to put treatments on wet hair so that the hair can absorb it. I'm applying step 3 Olaplex onto this front right section of my hair and my mother is applying Harayuki salon grade hair treatment and it's extremely complicated. But Olaplex they use in salons as well, so we'll see which one results how. We're putting coconut oil into one of the sections in the back to compare as well because coconut oil was highly recommended as well. 

This one is organic. 11:30 We've got Harayuki, Olaplex and coconut oil. We are going to rinse the Harayuki because it's been like five minutes. It already feels pretty soft and a lot thicker than I did before. step two She's got these syringes, which each step in them to apply them easily, more easily. I put too much purple shampoo on. Always putting too much purple shampoo. Oh my gosh my foundation is like literally breaking down. Ten minutes of step two. 

This is a hot towel. Going to go rinse. Again The third one is now in. I look like I have space buns. Purple space buns. I gotta go shampoo this part out and this part out and then I'm gonna rinse this after but My- -Sorry All rinsed out, we will wait for tomorrow to see how the hair looks dry and how it feels. This is the section that I did no treatment on. Gonna compare it to the rest of the hair. Harayuki, Olaplex and coconut oil. It's time for results first of all excuse if you see any like bitchiness or craziness in my foundation. Because I've been wearing this makeup for 15 hours now and I would really like take it off. It's been a long day. 

But I've come in this really bad lighting so that you- we can see the texture of my hair. You know if I were to film like this. We wouldn't really be able to see it. It'd look really smooth and nice. But because we have some gorgeous overhead lighting here, we can see how the treatments have fared. This section right here is the section that I didn't use any.. My gosh, Michael do we have some sort of black thing? Well, thank you for the water my voice is dying from all the yelling this week. I put up garbage bag. We can see that it is quite crispy, stiff. It honestly feels so tangled up. Really brittle. Just lots of nastiness. Even if we look up close, it's like pretty crazy. This backside here I have put some coconut oil. 

It's still pretty tangled and dry especially where I've slept on it. It feels about Dude this looks crazy. Did I walk around like this all day with my hair like this? My hair looks ridiculous from the back! But I do feel like the coconut oil.. It feels about 20% more hydrated, less tangled. So I give it about maybe 3 out of 5. Then we have the front two sections here. They look quite a lot better than the back. But right off I feel that it is smoother. It does look shinier but the ends are still very dry. Right about here is where I start to feel a lot of the dryness and a lot of the brutal crispy feeling. 

I would say the side that we did the Harayuki professional treatment with the multiple steps does feel about 40% better than the the non-treated section. It is a very good treatment, especially if your hair is already healthy and not completely dead, like mine. But it definitely does tangle a bit at the bottom there. Overall I think I'd rate it like 3.5 to 4 out of 5. Just because my hair is a very extreme case and I do see a difference. Stuff is like $100 per treatment if you get it done at a salon. And also depends on how long your hair is but it's like two three hundred dollars for the whole salon kit. 

That comes in like huge bottles. Olaplex is about the same rate for the same amount of product, it's $200 for like a big kit for the salon but I used a at home little consumer product that was $30 for 100 milliliters. That's about 30 cents per milliliter and if you do the math that's actually very expensive because you're spending $1 for about this much of product. But I would say that the Olaplex does feel the best out of the three. It still tangles a bit but it does feel a lot softer. I would say like 20% softer than the Harayuki, about 40% softer than the.. how dead still the coconut oil. And 60% softer than the original damaged hair. 

The ends don't feel that splayed out. They don't feel as tangled. I can run my fingers through without, you know, getting caught, right here or for example Run my fingers through, getting caught right here and running my fingers through, getting caught right here. So you can see the amount of damage. original It's like about 60% through I can't comb through. The coconut oil is about halfway. Harayuki is about 20%. Olaplex, I can brush through all the way down. And I've left all the treatments on for only 30 minutes so of course if you leave the treatments on for longer like an hour or overnight, it would obviously be better for your hair. I am makeup artist and hair isn't my specialty but I have been learning a lot through this process that I would have rather not have been going through but you know You gotta..you gotta do what you gotta do. For sure hands down the Olaplex does win, my mother, she also said "Oh, that side looks a lot shinier, that side looks a lot better. Just do the Olaplex over and over." So you can see here that the Harayuki did a really good job refining the hair shaft. And so did the Ora-Olaplex but the ends. Olaplex definitely wins. The Harayuki looks still quite damaged along the ends but the Olaplex looks nice and fresh. Still shiny even on the ends and of course when I brush through I'll stop right here with the Harayuki. With the Olaplex, goes all the way down. My hair looks crazy I look like Albert Einstein! So that was my hair treatment experiment with two professional-grade expe- really expensive products and a DIY coconut oil. 

I hope that you found it helpful or as informative as this video can be with me not really too interested or fanatic about hair. But I hope that you did enjoy it. I am going to take off my makeup. I'm going to slather a whole bunch of Olaplex on my head. I'm going to wrap it in saran wrap and put a plastic bag on it and put towels on my pillows and I'm gonna go to sleep and have it soak overnight And hopefully it won't take four hours to dry in the morning because that's what happened last night. Took like hours which wasn't like that after the third type of bleach but of course after the fourth type of bleach after my hair dyes of course it has to take four five hours to dry. Today's [...] comment is from Juyoung Park: "It'd be cool if you didn't interrupt your hubby so much when he talks, mid-sentence interruptions aren't flattering for anyone". Sorry, I'm mid-sentence interrupting your yawn -Well we 

We communicate a lot and we talk a lot to other people in person and I find that when we talk together about something, We tend to build on each other's thoughts. And oftentimes they can feel or be perceived as an interruption -interrupting but -but I think in a sense that could also be your strength where we build on and we add to like it's kind of like a pillar of.. -layered. -Yeah -Yeah, it's a cross-hatched. -Yeah, it's cross-hatching. -Yes. Yes. But you know every one's different, everyone perceives Communion- the way they receive communication differently -Mm-hm -So if you feel like if it was.. It disturbed you in any way, yes. -Sorry -Weird apologize -Not really cause I like the way that we communicate. -Yes, it is kind of our style and when we are both talking at the same time basically we both feel like we have a lot to say -Yeah. There is a lot to say yeah But thank you Juyoung for taking your time to watch. Enough to notice that. And you for your encouragements to encourage me to become a.. What did you say? A more flattering person?

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