Madison Reed Bonding Time Treatment | Strengthen and Repair Damaged Hair While Protecting Color From Fading (Bonding Time Serum)

This is the best bond product I have used, and I have tried several. I have thick, semi-coarse hair and just discovered that I have an autoimmune thyroid disorder that has damaged my hair with breakage, splits and dryness in spite of everything I have tried--bond treatments, hair oils, masks, etc. In the first two uses, my hair looks and feels (texture) better than it has in years. It is softer and the frizz factor has dramatically diminished. Even the ends are improved. Since everyone has different hair types, there are no blanket promises for any one single product, but this one is in my routine from now on! Awesome for my hair type!

This is a must with blonde hair! It's not sold in the salon and I tried it just by chance. You only need to use it 1 or 2 times a month max so it's reasonably priced and one packet can really be used 2x if you have short hair! It really revitalizes my color, much better than purple toned shampoos.

I love this product. It is great for bleached and damaged hair. Leaves your hair soft and without frizz!

great product and scent

My hair is bleached and because I keep it up I do use hair bonders. I actually use Olaplex for my hair bonder. But if you can do it in a 3 minute shampoo and not a half hour treatment that costs well over $100 every time I do it then that makes me happy. And of course Olaplex is a salon product that has to be applied by a licensed professional. So, yes. I did notice that my hair felt a little stiffer. A little more course. Or bulked up I guess. The only thing is, I can't tell if it's from the hair bonding agent actually bonding my hair, or if it's from the keratin. Keratin has a similar affect on my hair as a bonder. And I am wondering how a this bonding agent is rebonding my hair in the span of 3 minutes where a highly concentrated bonder says to leave it on for a minimum of 10 minutes, but the longer the better. I guess we will see. My hair is not anywhere as full as when I use Olaplex. But it did do something. I know because it took longer to dry my hair than normal. But my wave pattern isn't restored like it usually is when I use a different bonder. I honestly would have kept this in for way longer but it has keratin in it. Which if you over use, it makes your hair brittle. I'm still happy with the way it turned out for what it costs. I used 2 packs of the shampoo because I have around 30 inches of hair. And still, the cost of each treatment even if it's double is very affordable. It's something nice to have in between professional treatments if nothing else.