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Arkopharma Forcapil Keratin+ Dual-Purpose Care Mask 200 ml Arkopharma Forcapil Keratin+ Dual-Purpose Care Mask 200 ml
€17.86
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Cattier Bamboo Repairing Hair Mask 200 ml Cattier Bamboo Repairing Hair Mask 200 ml
€13.90
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Rose-Baie Monoi Collagen Mask 500 ml Rose-Baie Monoi Collagen Mask 500 ml
€17.90
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Dercos Kera-Solutions Mask 2 Min. Repairing 200 ml Dercos Kera-Solutions Mask 2 Min. Repairing 200 ml
€19.49
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RoseBaie Coconut Keratin Mask 500 ml RoseBaie Coconut Keratin Mask 500 ml
€13.90
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Weleda Oat Regenerating Hair Mask 50 ml* Weleda Oat Regenerating Hair Mask 50 ml*
€11.30
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RoseBaie Keratin Mask Amla 500ml* RoseBaie Keratin Mask Amla 500ml*
€17.90
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Cattier Crushed Green Clay 3kg Cattier Crushed Green Clay 3kg
€10.90
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RoseBaie Biotine Collagen Mask 500 ml RoseBaie Biotine Collagen Mask 500 ml
€17.90
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3Chênes Color & Soin Organic Colored Hair Mask 200 ml 3Chênes Color & Soin Organic Colored Hair Mask 200 ml
€10.70
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RoseBaie Botox Coco 250 ml RoseBaie Botox Coco 250 ml
€17.90
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What is a hair mask and how can it benefit your hair routine?

A hair mask is a deep treatment that works by nourishing and repairing hair deep down, unlike conventional conditioners which work on the surface. Hair masks are enriched with various nutrients such as proteins, vitamins, essential oils and minerals, which are essential for healthy hair. Regular use of a hair mask can help revitalize hair, making it softer, stronger and less likely to break. It is particularly beneficial for dry, damaged, color-treated or chemically-treated hair.

How to choose the right hair mask for your hair type?

To choose the ideal hair mask, first identify your hair type and your specific needs. For example

  • Dry or damaged hair: Opt for a moisturizing mask based on shea butter, argan or coconut oil, which provide intense hydration.
  • Oily hair: Choose a mask based on clay or green tea to regulate sebum production.
  • Fine hair: Choose a protein mask that adds volume and density without weighing hair down.
  • Curly hair: Use masks enriched with natural oils and aloe vera to define and nourish curls.

How often should I use a hair mask?

How often you should use a hair mask depends on the condition of your hair. In general, we recommend applying a hair mask once or twice a week for normal to dry hair. For extremely damaged or treated hair, application up to three times a week can be beneficial. It's crucial to follow the product's specific instructions to achieve the best results without overloading the hair.

What are the best ingredients to look for in a hair mask?

Some of the best ingredients to look for in a hair mask include:

  • Argan oil: Intensely nourishes and moisturizes, while adding shine.
  • Keratin: Rebuilds and strengthens hair structure.
  • Shea butter: Provides deep hydration and protects against external aggressions.
  • Aloe vera: Moisturizes and repairs while soothing the scalp.
  • Essential oils: such as lavender or rosemary oil, stimulate hair growth and improve scalp health.

How do I apply a hair mask correctly to maximize its benefits?

For effective application, follow these steps:

  1. Wash your hair: Start by washing your hair with a shampoo suited to your hair type.
  2. Apply the mask: Apply the hair mask to the lengths and ends, avoiding the scalp to avoid weighing hair down.
  3. Leave on: Leave the mask on according to product instructions, generally between 5 and 20 minutes.
  4. Rinse thoroughly: Rinse hair with cold water to close cuticles and enhance shine.

What's the difference between a hair mask and a conditioner?

The main difference between a hair mask and a conditioner lies in their formulation and function. A hair mask is generally richer, designed to penetrate deep into the hair fiber and provide intensive nutrition. By contrast, a conditioner is lighter, designed to detangle and condition hair on the surface. What's more, a mask is used less frequently and requires a longer exposure time to be effective.

Can a hair mask be used on the scalp?

It is generally advisable to avoid applying a hair mask directly to the scalp, unless the product is specifically formulated for this purpose. Application to the scalp can lead to a build-up of product that could clog pores and disrupt the natural sebum balance. Masks are best used on lengths and ends to treat damaged areas without weighing down roots.

Can a hair mask help control frizz?

Absolutely, a hair mask can be very effective in controlling frizz. Ingredients like shea butter, argan oil and glycerine attract and retain moisture in the hair, reducing frizz by improving overall hair hydration. For best results, choose a mask specifically designed to smooth hair and reduce frizz.

How long should I leave a hair mask on?

The length of time a hair mask should be left on varies according to the formula and treatment objective. In general, we recommend leaving the mask on for between 5 and 20 minutes. Some intensive masks can even be left on overnight, especially if they are designed for deep repair treatments. It's essential to follow the manufacturer's instructions to avoid overloading the hair and maximize the benefits of the mask.

Can a hair mask be used every day?

It is not recommended to use a hair mask every day. Excessive use can saturate the hair and scalp, leading to problems such as hair weighing down or even excessive sebum production. For most hair types, a weekly or twice-weekly application is sufficient to keep hair healthy and well nourished.