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Ojon Damage Reverse™ Restorative Hair Treatment Plus
What it is: Ojon's cult-classic restorative treatment reformulated with a new lighter scent and fortified with Rouge Oleifera.What it does:This clinically proven treatment is purified using an exclusive double-filtration method and fortified with nature's golden elixir, Ojon(TM) oil, plus Rouge Oleifera to create the next generation of Ojon's deeply restorative treatment. After one use, it restores vibrant health to even the most deeply damaged hair. It also helps increase hair's strength against breakage, so hair is soft, silky, and manageable. What it is formulated WITHOUT:- Parabens- Synthetic Fragrances- Synthetic Dyes- Phthalates- GMOs- Triclosan Research results: Using this treatment once results in a 64% improvement in the condition of dry, damaged hair.**Versus untreated hair.
Questions & Answers for Ojon Damage Reverse™ Restorative Hair Treatment Plus
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instructions
do you use your regular conditioner after you shampoo the ojon treatment out or is that unnecessary?
asked 11 months ago on Damage Reverse™ Restorative Hair Treatment Plus
elisabeth568
4 answers
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answer 1
I chose a hair ritual from Ojon that was suited for my type of hair. Follow the instructions of each product. Whenever my ends are dry, I will rub the treatment as instructed in my hands and apply it to the ends of my hair.
answered 1 month, 2 weeks ago
tazy
(Bremen, GA)
answer 2
Yes you use ur regular conditioner. Its a treatment only
answered 5 months, 2 weeks ago
santanagreat
(NJ)
answer 3
My hair is very fine and dry and I found I still needed to condition after washing out the Ojon treatment.
answered 9 months ago
jennybunkport
(Boston, MA)
answer 4
You most likely won't need to follow with your conditioner as your hair will be very hydrated from the treatment.
answered 11 months ago
keelybt
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This can be used on color treated hair, yes?
asked 8 months ago on Damage Reverse™ Restorative Hair Treatment Plus
keralynne
(Sitka, AK)
4 answers
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answer 1
yes
answered 1 month, 2 weeks ago
tazy
(Bremen, GA)
answer 2
Yes this treatment can be used on colored hair. It smells horrible.
answered 4 months, 3 weeks ago
blackmetalbarbi
(San Jose, CA)
answer 3
I MUCH prefer the original; don't know why they changed it!
answered 5 months, 3 weeks ago
Anonymous
(Nashville, TN)
answer 4
It's great for color-treated hair (actually I think it's kind of essential).
answered 5 months, 3 weeks ago
Anonymous
(Nashville, TN)
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does ojon restore split ends?
asked 6 months ago on Damage Reverse™ Restorative Hair Treatment Plus
jan52
(Lithia Springs, GA)
4 answers
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answer 1
Yes
answered 1 month, 2 weeks ago
tazy
(Bremen, GA)
answer 2
No, I don't find it's made a difference for my split ends. It does restore shine and moisture, though.
answered 1 month, 3 weeks ago
kimemo
(Montreal, QC)
answer 3
No, nothing really restores spilts ends unless you cut them. Products that say mend split ends is a temporary fix.
answered 5 months, 2 weeks ago
santanagreat
(NJ)
answer 4
YES! Or at least seals them up long enough for your hair to grow out so you can get a trim!
answered 6 months ago
TheRealJuneBug
(Billings, MT)
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Usage
Do we need to wash the hair first or use this while the hair is dry?
asked 1 year, 1 month ago on Damage Reverse™ Restorative Hair Treatment Plus
mzlynnduh
(Brooklyn, NY)
3 answers
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answer 1
Comb out knots and use it on dry hair.
answered 5 months, 2 weeks ago
santanagreat
(NJ)
answer 2
I put it on dry hair and then add heat with a hairdrier so it can "melt" into hair.
answered 6 months ago
TheRealJuneBug
(Billings, MT)
answer 3
You can apply directly to dry hair.
answered 11 months ago
keelybt
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How does this compare to the original?
I got a sample of this and liked it but heard wonderful things about the original and really like the smell of the original.. i would like to buy a full size of one and am curious how the two compare and which people who have tried both would recommend.
asked 1 year, 1 month ago on Damage Reverse™ Restorative Hair Treatment Plus
laurenvnj
(Nornern NJ)
3 answers
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answer 1
Both are wonderful products. The plus is for very damage hair from coloring, over heating and processing.
answered 1 month, 2 weeks ago
tazy
(Bremen, GA)
answer 2
The original smelt a bit better and had better consistency, but knowing that I've continued to by the new and not so improved version twice. Although it may have been better, this is still a fabulous product
answered 5 months, 2 weeks ago
Jenesaisquoi
(Boston)
answer 3
I have used both they are exactly the same just the new one doesnt have that strong scent anymore but they work just the same.
answered 5 months, 2 weeks ago
santanagreat
(NJ)
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How often should I use product?
asked 11 months ago on Damage Reverse™ Restorative Hair Treatment Plus
sunshine00
(Memphis,Tn)
3 answers
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answer 1
I use it everyday, It only takes a pea size amount to scalp your roots in sections, then just comb or brush. It gives it shine to your hair. Follow the directions alone with the shampoo and conditioner of your choice from Ojon.
answered 1 month, 2 weeks ago
tazy
(Bremen, GA)
answer 2
Depends on your damage. I use it twice a month.
answered 5 months, 2 weeks ago
santanagreat
(NJ)
answer 3
This product is meant to be used once a week.
answered 11 months ago
kaye123
(Dallas, TX)
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Will this be available in the smaller To Go size?
asked 1 year, 2 months ago on Damage Reverse™ Restorative Hair Treatment Plus
cobaltfiction
(CT)
2 answers
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answer 1
Jenny, Are you sure that you saw the PLUS version in the To Go size? I know the Regular version does, but I have not seen the Plus in the smaller size.
answered 9 months ago
cobaltfiction
(CT)
answer 2
Yes I saw the smaller size of 1.5 oz. for $19.50 available in store.
answered 9 months ago
jennybunkport
(Boston, MA)
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Whats with the salty texture?
asked 1 year, 1 month ago on Damage Reverse™ Restorative Hair Treatment Plus
cocacolagal
(Canada, B.C.)
2 answers
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answer 1
The graininess is the emollient agents that melt at higher temperatures- try rubbing the product between your palms to heat it up and help those little grains disperse. Think of cold butter in olive oil- it will take some work and heat.
answered 6 months ago
TheRealJuneBug
(Billings, MT)
answer 2
Do you mean those gritty white particles that randomly appeared? That happened to me too! It must be something about this formula because I had 2 previous containers of the regular one and neither had that problem.
I called Sephora and a representative said it might've just been a reaction to temperature changes, but it shouldn't affect the quality of the product. However I found it annoying because the white bits looked like lice if I didn't pick all of them out after using it >:[
I called Sephora and a representative said it might've just been a reaction to temperature changes, but it shouldn't affect the quality of the product. However I found it annoying because the white bits looked like lice if I didn't pick all of them out after using it >:[
answered 6 months ago
ariannababy
(Philadelphia, PA)
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siliconessss
does it contain silicones
asked 5 months, 3 weeks ago on Damage Reverse™ Restorative Hair Treatment Plus
antie96
(queens newyork)
1 answer
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answer 1
No, its just a natural oil. Curly girl approved
answered 5 months, 2 weeks ago
santanagreat
(NJ)
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Does this help dandruff too?
I recently got dandruff, which I've never had before and it comes and goes. Does this treatment help treat dandruff also?
asked 2 months, 3 weeks ago on Damage Reverse™ Restorative Hair Treatment Plus
Anonymous
(San Francisco, CA)
1 answer
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answer 1
I spoke with an hair care specialist concerning dandruff. I was told that dandruff is also cause by too much intake of sugar products. It cleared my dandruff issue and I also cut down on sugary products.
answered 1 month, 2 weeks ago
tazy
(Bremen, GA)