K18 Hair

I had no idea Shawn had on the TSV prior to Midnight. I watched her selling the (K18) hair products and she looked great !! At first i thought she was wearing a CUTE jumpsuit. And I thought her 🩵❤️ eyeglasses were perfection !!

... dat K18 masker: een dupe hiervoor is Coco and Eve intensive hair...

... with double sword forms. The K18 scared me enough to not ...). I now only have 1 K18, and it’s quite enough. I... move around and also my hair falls out.

... and bumble Sunday shampo og K18 Peptide prep detox shampo. Så... tåler dessverre ikke shampoene) Hjärtligt hair mask var fantastisk som fuktighetskur...

Some observations on the hair column: You can't see bonds ... shower to wet your hair. You can wet your hair at the sink or... treatment of all'. With K18 you just wash your hair and apply the product...

... Oil 150 ml 12. K18 Leave-In Molecular Repair Hair Mask 5 ml

Hi, I just wanted to get some help with my hair. My hair has changed recently I think since I gave birth two years ago. I’ve been dying it but I think I’m going to stop cause my hair feels frizzier but idk if it’s due to new growth. I just tried the k18 leave in that a lot of people recommend and put a little k18 oil in but it still doesn’t seem soft or less frizzy. I don’t know if it’s because of new growth, etc. the second picture is showing how I have some really short hair maybe new growth or breakage from tying my hair up or from dying it. I tried mousse for the wavy hair technique and only comb in the shower and it looks nice but then the next day it’s a huge frizz ball and all my hair waves are gone. Does k18 take a while to work? Do I need to use it multiple times? Is my hair just more wavy now because of post partum? Is it extra frizzy cause of postpartum growth or from breakage? 1st photo is with k18 products 2nd photo is my short hair 3rd is when I tried mousse and wavy hair technique and slept on it with a bun. submitted by /u/RoonilWazlib2 to r/Haircare [link] [comments]

What is your opinion on K18 hair mask? I have naturally dry hair, prone to breakage. Is it worth the price? submitted by /u/pinkuunicorn to r/Sephora [link] [comments]

I perused their website and they have a page about their patents and studies they have done but none of them pertain to their main product and whether or not it performs well on hair. I am aghast that a company is able to charge SO MUCH for a product but no one seems to have clear proof it works? Can someone please explain to me if it does? submitted by /u/Educational-Act-8932 to r/HaircareScience [link] [comments]

If you have dark and very oily hair and have tried both the K18 Airwash and the Batiste dry shampoo for dark hair... Which do you prefer? I've been using Batiste for a while now, and several months ago even discovered the version for dark hair which was a game changer for me. I do find that the dark version of Batiste leaves dark color all over my face if I'm not careful, and all over my hands if I'm blocking my face, and sometimes still rubs off from my bangs onto my forehead. But I've considered this a price worth paying for no white cast on my very dark brown hair. Recently I've started to see people online talking about the K18 Airwash and I'm wondering if I'm exactly the target audience for this type of product? But it's hard to swallow the idea of spending $48 on a dry shampoo, which is why I'm hoping for insight from people who have similar hair experiences as I do. I mostly solved my white cast issue with the dark hair version of Batiste, put it does leave that color everywhere. I'm wondering if the K18 Airwash would be better for this? But I've seen some reviews say that the K18 leaves white powder on their face, which would honestly be equally annoying. I welcome any insights you have. For context, my hair is extremely oily. Oily like if I shower at night I want to use dry shampoo in the morning. Oily like the only thing holding my hair together is the fact that I use a clarifying shampoo every wash. If you've tried the K18 Airwash, can you answer some of these questions? Do you experience white powder getting on your face and elsewhere? Is it actually different from other dry shampoos you've used? How long does one bottle last you? Please mention whether you have the travel size or the full size and how often you use it. How much product do you use at once, and how oily do you consider your hair to be? TIA! submitted by /u/real-tough-kid13 to r/finehair [link] [comments]

Prefacing this with autoimmune diagnoses I got a few years ago and they absolutely wrecked my hair. I used to be the girlie everyone was jealous of in school. Waistlong hair out of any Pantene ad. Smooth-wavy texture, so much shine, huge volume. Super mega fine and sensitive, but dense as heck. Always prone to dryness and breakage but nothing that good lifestyle choices (diet, etc.) and the right products and routine couldn't fix. Now my hair has lost about 50% of its density due to telogen effluvium bouts, and on top of that it's just damaged. It looks so stripped away of all cuticle, I get constant tangles, it thins out at the end and is just a strawy, stringy, dry, lifeless and lackluster mess. I don't recognize it. I stopped all coloring literally a decade ago, this is my virgin hair. The damage is not chemical in that sense. I don't wear tight styles and always let it air dry, so it's not mechanical or heat damage either. I am also up to date on ALL labs and blood panels because my disease gives me deficiencies across the board. I made sure to erase them all with healthy lifestyle choices regarding diet&supplements, sleep, exercise, stress management. Very on top of it. So that can be ruled out too. My skin has not only come back but actually become the best it's ever been. I narrowed skin care down to VitA aka retinoids, VitC, AHA/PHA and SPF. That's it. Occasional VitB aka niacinamides, peptides, ceramides, and other actives (acelaic or tranexamic acid). I want the same for my hair. There must be something similar out there so it can be restored, revived and replenished the way any salon treatment like Olaplex 1 or others by Redken, Aveda or Maria Nila achieve it. These power actives and ingredients that are just *right* for my hair type and problems I have with it. I recently bought the k18 detox shampoo which my scalp L O V E S. It's the perfect formula. I feel clean but not dried out at all, and I personally find that it smells divine too. Very citrus-y. I also bought their viral hair mask everyone and their mother has been raving about - and I got absolutely nothing so far. I expected that insane smoothness and shine Olaplex 1 gives me. But it didn't happen. What I can say after 2 uses of the k18 hair mask is that my hair feels maybe a bit fuller and stronger. But nothing crazy. I do use it exactly as advertised. After the detox shampoo on towel dried hair, emulsifying 2-3 pumps in my hands until the product turns an opaque white shade. Then working it into my lengths in sections and personally I don't condition after. I just leave my hair alone after the 4 minute mark the mask is supposed to take. So many videos reported that their hair instantly felt smoother even while putting the mask on and that hasn't happened for me either. What am I missing? What does my hair need? Why is k18 not working? I was so excited to see what all the fuss is about and at that insane price I'm almost irritated it gave me absolutely nothing so far. I want my hair back 🥺😩 help a sis out pls. It breaks because it's too weak and I'm at my wits end on how to prevent this from happening submitted by /u/thisbuthat to r/beauty [link] [comments]

after hours of my own research and a year of putting it into practice, here we are today. wanted to share some tips on how i grew out my extremely bleach damaged hair without putting down the bleach in hopes i can help someone else. here is what i learned after so many people told me that i would have to dye my hair dark or stop bleaching to get it to grow again: root touch ups only: don’t wait longer than about 8 weeks or your hair will start growing at different rates causing a higher risk of breakage / banding. i also don’t like going under 5 weeks as stylists are not robots and a little bit of overlap is unavoidable which will cause slight damage every time. i find 7 weeks to be the sweet spot that allows my hair to rest while not risking banding. partials or fulls are actually more damaging as it’s virtually impossible for your stylist to not go over the same blonde pieces. always root touch ups. NO HEAT. put that straightener down. i have not used a hot tool since March 2025 and I never will again. most of my damage in the left photo was caused by trying to have my cake and eat it too. you can have long bleached hair, but you cannot style it with the same heat you use to bake cookies. absolutely NO products with protein. protein overload is real, and it will cause your hair to snap. the abby young method is not for us. i meticulously read the ingredients of all my products and only use that which has no hydrolysed keratin, wheat protein etc. moisture products only!!! (they do not need to be expensive, just moisturizing, not repairing) LESS IS MORE: i use a k18 oil leave in and a leave in spray. that’s it. especially if you have fine hair. i used to overload my hair with products hoping something would work. in the end, it just weighed my hair down and contributed to dryness and breakage. keep to a simple routine and let time do its thing. a silk pillowcase and microfiber towel are not just marketing hype. they truly have helped me to have less tangles = less breakage when i brush. also, don’t brush your hair wet. i do now, but i didn’t for a year while it was very fragile. also used a wet brush and a boar bristle brush when it was completely dry 1x daily to spread natural oils *wanted to note that i do not like silk bonnets. i find that the bands are always elastic and pull at my baby hairs on my neck and hairline causing additional breakage, especially after a fresh root touch up don’t overwash. i find once every 3-4 days to be the sweet spot. more and your hair will be dry, less and your hair will be dry. it’s a constant yin yang (optional) stop with the purple shampoo. they’re super drying. as you can see in the left photo, i was going ham on the purple shampoo. it completely stripped my hair. i dont use jt anymore and while my hair is a little yellow, its so much healthier. embrace the slight yellow. go for a toner if absolutely needed but the best is just a good lift so you dont have to cover the imperfections. and if you’re only doing root touch ups and correctly, it should not be hard to get to a buttery level 10. no extensions. i know it’s hard in the beginning because bleached hair can get so thin, but it’s a bandaid solution. there is no extension type that won’t cause noticeable damage (yes even clips). If you absolutely must, i’ve heard good things about halo although i personally choose to abstain i’m a natural level 6 btw. people will tell you the bleach is ruining your hair but im living proof it doesn’t have to be that way. 9/10 people can’t sustain blonde because they dont have the knowledge on how to maintain it. it can’t be treated like non bleached hair. but i promise you can bleach it and have it look healthy. you just gotta change your routine. there’s a lot of misinformation about this online especially surrounding the products to use. stay away from k18 repair mask. i hope this has been informative to someone. once i started seeing platinum hair as a hobby that needs to be maintained rather than just a hair color, i was really able to grow it. and i hope to grow it even longer! my goal is waist length by next year. good luck to everyone growing out their blonde and if you have any additional tips, please share them! submitted by /u/Valuable_Canary_4874 to r/Haircare [link] [comments]