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How Do You Get Glass Hair Shine at Home? | L’Oréal Paris

Nov 1, 2026 · 716 views

DescriptionA hair gloss treatment works by smoothing and sealing the hair fiber so light reflects evenly off the surface, and you can get that glass-like shine at home in one shower. Genelle Seldon walks through the full three-step L'Oréal Paris EverPure Glossing routine, from the sulfate-free shampoo to the 5-Min Lamination HairMore
A hair gloss treatment works by smoothing and sealing the hair fiber so light reflects evenly off the surface, and you can get that glass-like shine at home in one shower. Genelle Seldon walks through the full three-step L'Oréal Paris EverPure Glossing routine, from the sulfate-free shampoo to the 5-Min Lamination Hair Mask, with a real before and after shot in natural light and no shine filter. The system is powered by a glycolic acid glossing complex and delivers glass-like shine that lasts up to five days when all three steps are used together. Step One, Cleanse for Shine: The EverPure Sulfate-Free Glossing Shampoo gently cleanses away dirt, oil and buildup while prepping the cuticle, so the rest of the routine has a smooth surface to work with. Its 2% glycolic acid glossing complex is vegan and safe for color-treated hair. Step Two, Condition Mid-Lengths to Ends: The EverPure Sulfate-Free Glossing Conditioner uses an 11% glycolic acid complex to moisturize, smooth and detangle. Concentrate it on mid-lengths and ends, leave it for one to two minutes, then rinse. Genelle's tip: run it through gently instead of rubbing or piling your hair on top of your head. Step Three, Laminate: The EverPure Sulfate-Free Glossing 5-Min Lamination Hair Mask has a 17% glycolic acid complex that laminates the cuticle in five minutes to seal in moisture and boost gloss. Give it the full five minutes on damp hair, then rinse thoroughly. How Often: L'Oréal Paris recommends the three-step rou

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