It's A 10 Miracle Hair Mask 240 ml (8 oz.)

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What We Love: This hair mask is at once hydrating and lightweight, so it will give fine or oily hair a boost of vibrance without weighing it down. Conditioner is generally applied on just the ends to seal the hair and lightly moisturize the ends and reduce frizz and can be used every time you wash,” Ohlmeyer explains. “Hair masks are a higher concentration of moisture or protein and reparative qualities that should be used once a week. They are formulated to be more hydrating, more nourishing, and more restorative than conditioner.” Right after rinsing it out, we saw results immediately. Our parched, dehydrated hair felt significantly softer and silkier, in addition to looking flyaway-free and overall sleek. It even smelled great, too. Our only real complaint was that those smooth, nourishing effects weren’t very long-lasting, so we had to keep using the mask regularly to sustain results. What We Don’t Love: Although this hair mask delivers impressive results after just one use, it won’t totally fix your split ends.

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We’re all familiar with the havoc color can wreak on hair, but with the Davines NOUNOU Hair Mask, you can reduce the level of damage it can inflict onto hair. From the moment we put this mask on, it felt soothing and was creamy as can be without any clumps. It had a similar consistency to a really nourishing deep conditioner. First and foremost, consider the formula. “You’re going to find many masks at the drugstore, but you can’t guarantee any of the ingredients are healthy and beneficial for your hair, so I suggest going with a product your stylist recommends,” says Sassy Medchill, owner of Goldie & Co. Salon in Frisco, Texas. “Go with masks with ceramides over keratin — it will not only replenish moisture, but it will keep moisture in the hair.” When we washed the mask out, our curly hair was immediately untangled, and all we had to do was run our fingers through to loosen any tighter coils. It also added visible hydration and reversed some of the damage done from coloring our hair. But unlike other hair masks we’ve used, Pattern’s didn’t weigh our hair down or strip it of natural oils. Although this mask has a watery gel consistency — a noticeable departure from traditional creamy masks — that’s also what allows it to be hydrating without being oily. It felt soft and lightweight as soon as we scooped the mask into our hands and didn’t feel too heavy when we massaged it through our hair.Together, the formula and consistency will shape the finish of a hair mask. Look for something that will leave hair feeling hydrated and smooth but not greasy or weighed down, as that defeats the purpose of using a mask. She suggests applying the mask from the ends up. And while most people tend to avoid the scalp when using a hair mask, Medchill says to go for it, unless your hair is fine, thin or prone to greasiness. “Scalp health is everything right now, so it’s ideal to use a mask on your scalp if you can,” she says. We’ll start with the bad news first: Regardless of how well you care for your hair, it’s probably endured some damage from daily wear and tear. Color-treating, heat-styling, using harsh chemical products, and even just daily washing are a few of the biggest damage-causing culprits that leave hair feeling dry and looking dull or frizzy, making it more vulnerable to future breakage. What We Love: A little product goes a long way with this hair mask, so you'll get great results without having to constantly buy a new bottle.

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What We Love: This hair mask has a great consistency that feels creamy yet lightweight, and it has a soft, lovely scent. Most hair masks require a lengthy time commitment to see results, but Christophe Robin’s Regenerating Mask works its magic without the downtime. We applied the mask twice a week for just five minutes each time, using our scalp massager to run it through our ends, and our hair instantly felt softer.She also suggests steering clear of any hair masks that contain coconut oil since it’s not water-soluble and will sit on hair, leaving a waxy coating. We’d consider ourselves somewhat of a hair mask expert, having tried dozens throughout the years — but dae’s Deep Conditioning Hair Treatment is definitely one of the best we've come across. The velvety smooth consistency of this mask feels truly lovely and its creamy (but not too creamy) texture distributed evenly across our hair.

It’s a 10 Haircare - Miracle Hair Mask, Conditioning

It nourished our hair and didn’t leave behind any greasy residue or excess product, the way so many hair masks often do. The mask made our hair more manageable post-shower, especially when it came to tangles. We noticed that there were fewer knots in our hair after using this mask, and the ones that we did have broke apart with minimal resistance. The mask also seemed to strengthen our ends and reverse some of the damage we experienced from heat styling.Olaplex is a giant in the hair mask space — and for very good reason. We tested their No. 8 Bond Intense Moisture Mask for two weeks and it earned our top marks for its ability to transform our dry, brittle strands into softer feeling and healthier looking hair with just two uses.