L'Oreal Paris Elvive Bond Recovery Conditioner 150ml

If u have damaged bleached hair u need this

Zero help for my hair. It smeels good, packaging is good but using it made literally no change to my hair. I wont be repurchaaing or recommending this product

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Not the best for my type of dry frizzy hair. It's an ok product. No difference. I wouldn't say it benefited me, but it didn't damage my hair either. Might be good for fine hair.

I have tried many hair treatments from olaplex to k18 etc to try and repair my hair. I have long thin porous hair which has been damaged by colouring. I recently tried Redken acidic bonding pre wash which was excellent but I needed a good conditioner after washing. Redken is at the higher price end so I thought that as L'Oreal also own Redken I would try their elvive bonding conditioner. It appears to have almost the same ingredients as the Redken version but is half the price. I've now tried this a couple of times and my hair feels smooth and moisturised. I like the way that my hair feels and it isn't weighed down or greasy. It feels healthy and sleek. The Redken version may be better but this is more affordable. I also used the elvive bonding serum afterwards and found it to be excellent, especially when these are on offer. A good size tube which should last a while, I used a 10p size amount on my shoulder length hair. I would recommend.

Very bad would not recommend.

Context: fine long hair with bleach damage I really like this conditioner. Bond treatments themselves aren't actually conditioning so a good conditioner is essential to do the rest of the lifting for hair health and to nourish your hair after shampoo. I use this alongside a few different bond treatments I use in rotation. It's a good price, has some potential to help bond repair too, gives a good balance of hydration without weighing down my fine hair too much. The scent isn't in your face and is fairly neutral as conditioners go. I don't see it being overwhelming to anyone. A good dupe of the redkin acidic bonding conditioner for those without a luxury budget. I can't comment on how much it repairs as a stand alone. I'm a believer that stand alone bond treatments do the hard work and shampoo and conditioner with the ingredients are more of a supportive role. I hope that makes sense. I truly can't fault this and my hair is looking amazing since I added this as a conditioner alongside the actual treatments. It definitely seems to do a great job of giving your hair what it needs to balance washing and a bond repair treatment. I've used this with olaplex 3, k18, the loreal bond repair and even redkin bond repair, results have been consistently impressive. I've been able to grow my fine bleached hair due to lack of breakage and not needing trims due to split ends (a thing of the past). I definitely credit this conditioner with helping me get there.

Really helped my dead ass bleached hair. i used to have a super frizzy dead texture but now it feels so much smoother and also thicker. good quality price as well compared to how much most bond repair products cost

Bad bleach jobs? This is the FIX!!! 🤩🤩 I had 2 bad bleaches last year (April and October) and by early March 2026 my hair was noticably snapping off at the point of re growth… I’m taking 2 inches of hair length from scalp. All over. I was loosing MASSES of hair every day, and I didn’t have a lot to play with to begin with! With very fine and thin hair, it quickly became very scary with only enough for the most scrawniest of ponytails, and a genuine fear that I would be left with a boy cut if this continued. So I began researching bonding treatments and this one was well reviewed to I opted for the full set, pre shampoo, shampoo, conditioner and leave in serum. I paid arojnd £30 for the set of 4 items. The best £30 I’ve ever spent!! On useage 1 (no joke!) I could feel the difference. My hair was less flyaway, it honestly felt stronger and thicker, and I was shocked by the visible improvement. The combination of things I’ve done to stop the rest of my hair falling out is this: Silk scrunchies (less than a fiver on amazon for 2) Silk pillow cases (I think £6 for 2 on Amazon) Wide tooth comb when wet, no wrapping hair up in a towel at all. (Hair is apparently most breakable when wet!) Boar bristle brush, arojnd £10 on amazon. This I only use when styling as it glides over the hair to style it but not truly brush it. Decreased from washing hair daily -> every 3 days. This stuff is expensive, no doubt when compared to normal shampoo and conditioner. The bottles aren’t big and you’ll get a few weeks worth out of the set. But… it works. That’s all there is to it. If your hair is breaking… take a chance on this stuff, it is amazing! Plus it smells incredible and the smell lasts the first 2 days easily which you don’t get from normal shampoo. Quite simply, this has saved my hair. It can’t grow back whats broken off, but it CAN stop any more excessively breaking off.