Hair Masks

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When your hair needs some extra love, reach for our professional-grade hair masks. Formulated with biodiverse botanicals and gentle science, each mask targets a specific need. Revive shine, rebuild damaged bonds, quench thirsty curls, or shield stressed ends. Choose your perfect match and reveal hair that looks healthy, feels silky, and glows with natural vitality. FAQs What is a hair mask? A hair mask is a deep conditioning treatment that helps hydrate, strengthen, and repair hair. It’s used to address various concerns, including frizz, dryness, or breakage. Similar to a face mask, it’s applied to the hair for a specified amount of time before being rinsed out. How often should I use a hair mask? How often you should use a hair mask depends on your hair type and the specific needs of your hair. Generally, it’s recommended to use a hair mask once a week as part of your regular hair routine. If your hair appears weighed down after using a hair mask, you may be using it too frequently. How do I apply a hair mask? To apply a hair mask, take a generous amount of the mask and apply it evenly from the mid-lengths to the ends of your hair, avoiding the scalp. Gently massage the mask into your hair, leave it on for the recommended time, and then rinse thoroughly with water. For targeted hydration, try our hair mask for dry hair . Should I use a hair mask before or after washing my hair? Using a hair mask after washing helps to deeply nourish and hydrate your hair, leaving it softer, smoother, and more manageable. Shampooing helps open the hair follicles, allowing the mask’s conditioning ingredients to penetrate. Is it best to apply a hair mask to wet or dry hair? For optimal results, it’s typically recommended to apply a hair mask to wet or damp hair. Applying a hair mask to wet hair helps the ingredients absorb better, providing deeper nourishment. Can I use a regular conditioner instead? The two may seem to serve similar purposes, but they do have differences.Conditioner

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