Men’s hair colour.
Semi-permanent, and the repair step that goes with it.
Two products, and they belong together. The colour is a semi-permanent mousse — it deposits tone and fades out rather than growing out with a hard line, which is what most people want when they are covering grey rather than changing colour. The bond treatment is what keeps the hair in condition while you keep doing it.
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Rebuild. Restore. Reinforce. The Ultimate Bond Repair Treatment.
Every day, your clients' hair is exposed to damaging forces: chemical treatments, coloring, bleaching, and constant heat styling. These processes break down the essential structural bonds of the hair, leading to brittleness, breakage, and a dull appearance. The Morfose Ossion Premium Barber Line Bond Plex is the professional antidote—a powerful treatment engineered to reverse this damage from the inside out.
Go beyond surface-level conditioning. This concentrated formula uses advanced Bond Plex technology to penetrate deep into the hair's cortex, actively seeking out and rebuilding broken disulfide bonds. It restores the very framework of the hair, creating a dramatic and visible improvement in strength, softness, and shine after just one use.
Key Benefits for Strong, Resilient Hair
- Repairs and Rebuilds from Within: This isn't a temporary fix. Our technology restores the hair's core integrity, providing a long-lasting solution to damage and making hair noticeably healthier.
- Dramatically Reduces Breakage: By reinforcing the hair structure, Bond Plex significantly increases elasticity and resilience, fortifying strands against future damage from styling and environmental stressors.
- Intense Hydration and Softness: While rebuilding, the formula infuses dry, porous hair with deep moisture. It transforms brittle textures, leaving hair feeling exceptionally soft, smooth, and manageable.
- Enhances and Protects Color: A healthy hair structure holds color more effectively. Using Bond Plex during or after a color service helps lock in pigment, leading to more vibrant, longer-lasting results.
- Universally Effective: Formulated for all hair types, this treatment is essential for anyone with chemically-treated, colored, or mechanically damaged hair.
How to Use
For Professional In-Salon Service: As a standalone treatment, apply generously to towel-dried hair, ensuring even saturation. Leave for a minimum of 10-15 minutes, then rinse thoroughly. For enhanced results during a color or bleaching service, follow specific professional guidelines for mixing.
For At-Home Maintenance: Once a week, after shampooing, apply a generous amount to damp hair from roots to ends. Comb through and leave on for at least 10 minutes. Rinse well and follow with your conditioner.
Empower your clients with truly healthy hair. Ossion Bond Plex is the foundation of modern hair care and the ultimate tool for every master barber and stylist.
A semi permanent hair color in mousse form — no developer, no mixing, no commitment. It washes out gradually over several shampoos rather than growing out as a hard line, which is what makes it usable for covering grey at the temples or refreshing tone between salon visits.
Who it’s for: men who want to soften grey without committing to permanent colour, and anyone testing a shade before going permanent.
How to use: apply the mousse to clean, towel-dried hair with gloved hands, distribute evenly, leave for the time on the pack, then rinse. Start with less time than you think on the first application — you can always repeat it.
Worth pairing: semi permanent colour is gentler than permanent but still opens the cuticle. A bond repair treatment afterwards keeps the hair from going porous.
What is on this page
A mousse rather than a cream, applied like a styling product. Semi-permanent means it fades gradually instead of leaving a regrowth line — easier to live with if you are covering grey.
Colouring is a chemical process and repeated processing costs the hair structure. This is the step that addresses the bonds rather than just conditioning the surface.
Colouring without wrecking the hair
Patch test, every time
Not just the first time. Sensitivity to hair colour can develop after years of using the same product without trouble, which is exactly why the instruction is to test before each application.
Bond treatment alongside, not afterwards
Repair works better as part of the colouring routine than as damage control weeks later.
Cooler water, fewer clarifying washes
Semi-permanent colour sits on the surface and washes out. Hot water and clarifying shampoos are what take it off fastest.
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About this collection
Two different jobs sit in this collection. The semi-permanent color mousse is a wash-out tone refresh — useful for covering grey at the temples or evening out color between salon visits, with no developer and no commitment. Bond Plex is the repair side: a treatment that rebuilds the internal bonds that coloring and bleaching break down.
Used together they cover the full cycle. Color first, then treat — bond repair works best applied while the damage is fresh, right after a chemical service. If you color regularly, running Bond Plex as a standing part of the routine rather than an occasional rescue is what keeps hair from thinning out over time.
Frequently asked questions
How long does semi-permanent colour last?
It fades over a number of washes rather than growing out, so there is no hard regrowth line. How many washes depends on how often you wash, how hot the water is, and whether you use clarifying shampoos — all three shorten it.
Do I need to patch test if I have used it before?
Yes, every time. Sensitivity to hair colouring ingredients can develop suddenly after years of uneventful use, which is why the instruction is to test before each application rather than once at the start.
Will it cover grey completely?
Semi-permanent colour deposits tone without lifting, so it blends grey and reduces the contrast rather than covering it opaquely. For full opaque coverage you need a permanent colour, which is a different process.
Why use a bond treatment with colour?
Because colouring is a chemical process and repeated processing costs the hair structure. A conditioner smooths the outside; a bond treatment addresses what has been broken inside the strand. They are not interchangeable.
