Hair Masks

Masks contain a higher level of conditioning and repairing ingredients to deeply hydrate, reduce breakage and improve elasticity beyond a daily conditioner.

Most hair types benefit from one to two uses per week. Very dry, curly or chemically treated hair may enjoy more frequent use, while fine hair may prefer weekly treatments.

Look for smoothing masks with rich emollients and humectants that help reduce frizz and enhance softness without weighing hair down.

Bond repair masks target internal bonds weakened by heat or chemical services to improve strength, resilience and reduce split ends.

Yes. Choose sulphate free, colour safe formulas that lock in moisture and help maintain vibrancy between salon visits.

Yes. Opt for lightweight, volumising or gel cream textures and apply mainly to mid lengths and ends to avoid scalp heaviness.

If you have build-up, flakes or excess oil, a scalp mask can clarify and rebalance, creating a healthier environment for hair growth.

Follow the label. Many work in 5 to 10 minutes, while intensive or overnight masks offer deeper nourishment when left longer.

Typically after shampoo on towel dried hair for best absorption. Rinse thoroughly and follow with a light conditioner if needed.

Gentle heat or a shower cap can boost penetration for very dry or damaged hair. Avoid high heat that may stress the cuticle.