one haircare product that often gets overlooked - but can be a real game changer - is a mask. but what is a hair mask and what are the benefits of using one?
keep reading, we’ve got you and all your questions covered.
what does a hair mask do?
if you’ve never used one before, you might be wondering what a hair mask does.
here’s the lowdown on all thing’s hair mask.
often formulated with butters, oils and other nourishing ingredients, they act as a targeted treatment formulated to conquer specific concerns to keep your mane looking + feeling healthy and happy.
their deep conditioning properties may help to infuse your locks with nutrients and seal in any moisture that has been lost through heat styling, colour treatments or environmental factors, such as the weather. what’s not to love?
hair mask vs. conditioner: what’s the difference?
another question on your mind might be, is a hair mask the same as a conditioner?
although both work to nourish and condition your strands, it doesn’t mean you can swap one for the other, as they both play different roles in your care routine.
conditioners are traditionally used as the second step in the washing process, after your shampoo. they work to replenish your hair, which may help to soften your locks and provide it with a protective layer for added glossiness.
in contrast, masks are normally used after shampooing, once a week.
they feature a more concentrated dose of ingredients, that are intended to target specific concerns, such as dryness, damage, flyaways and brassiness, while providing deep hydration that may promote the overall health of your mane.
what are the benefits of a hair mask?
incorporating a mask into your routine may provide multiple benefits including:
deep hydration
increased shine
taming flyaways
softness
if you’re looking to zhuzh your hair care routine, a mask may be the secret to support gorgeous, salon-worthy locks.
who should use a hair mask?
whether you’re looking to target frizz or a promote shine, all strands can use a hair mask, but we have put together a few key indicators that your locks might benefit from one:
dehydration
breakage and split ends
lacking in radiance
stray hairs and flyaways
type 2b to 3c hair
if you have one or more of the following indicators, we’d recommend introducing a mask into your wash routine.
now you know all about masks and their benefits, explore our collection of hair treatments today to find which one may match your unique needs.
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