Leigh Campbell

But they actually weren't that much cheaper if at all when you compare the mils because it's a 250-mil bottle and a lot of the ones that were 50 or 100.

And I was like that's not – just because it's half the price, it's actually more expensive if you look at the mils.

Exactly.

I did find – I haven't tried it but the Body Blends Scalp Hair Scrub is $30 for 150 mils.

Apparently that's – Oh, that's good.

Yeah, so it's a little bit cheaper.

Per mil.

I think Christopher Robin's like $0.28 per mil.

This was like $0.20 per mil.

So it's that little bit cheaper.

I haven't tried it so I can't but I did read a lot of reviews that said it's a really, really good alternative.

For a protein treatment, this is just like you want to repair the bonds in your hair because that's what chlorine is really going to mess up, like actually breaking your hair off.

We don't want to overuse protein, which is also why a clarifying treatment is good because it will sort of reduce that buildup.

The Olaplex No.

3, it's $54 for 100 mils.

That's kind of like the OG, the gold standard.

I haven't tried it, but I did in my little –

deep dive yesterday, found that the Revolution Plex 3, $20, is a really, really good alternative.

And then you can get coconut or you can get a giant thing from the supermarket tub jar for like $10 to $15 and you can get a comb, a wide-tooth comb from Kmart for a couple of bucks.

No, I don't really like my ears.