Kallos Keratin Hair Mask with Keratin & Milk Protein 1000ml

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If you're using a leave-in product, like the K18 Molecular Repair Mask, you can apply it liberally and if you have long hair, pile it into a bun using a claw clip to keep it out of the way for the day.

When we first saw the size of this bottle, we were worried we’d go through the whole thing in just a few uses. However, we were pleasantly surprised to see how little product we actually needed to get the job done — the recommended two pumps was more than enough to coat our hair. What We Don’t Love: The results aren’t exactly long-term, so you have to use this treatment regularly to see continued improvement. 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. Hygral fatigue happens when the hair shafts have to swell (opening the cuticles) to absorb the treatment and then unswell to seal in the treatment (with heat). Did you know that the more you colour your hair, the less able your hair is to retain colour? This is because the dyeing process changes the structure of your hair, leaving it weaker the more you colour. The solution is to ensure you’re using products that prolong the life of your colour.Many people experience minor hair breakage after a keratin treatment because of high heat, or the treatment was not suitable for their hair. What We Love: This hair mask has a great consistency that feels creamy yet lightweight, and it has a soft, lovely scent. Rinse: When the timer sounds, rinse with lukewarm water and finish with a cool rinse to seal the hair cuticles and increase shine, says Soshyn. Lisa Caddy is a trichologist and hair expert who works as a consultant and education manager at Philip Kingsley. She’s also a member of the Institute of Trichologists.

Plus, along with its restorative properties comes the extra benefits of its nourishing and healing ingredients that are full of love for your hair. You don’t want to burden your hair by using too much for too long. This can lead to protein overload, which makes the hair brittle and dry.These days, masks can do everything from add moisture and shine to fight frizz and undo damage, says stylist Krysta N. Rojas, owner of Base Salon in Chicago. The secret to choosing the right one for you? Pinpoint your “problem” and focus on finding a solution, she says. “Figure out your most pressing concern you have with your hair,” she suggests. Then, selecting the hair mask to treat that concern is easy. Rojas recommends using a mask in lieu of your standard conditioner at least once per week. While most are meant to be left on for several minutes, Rojas says not to stress if you don’t have the time. “Even if you don’t let it sit for the full amount of time recommended, you’re still getting more benefits than you would from your conditioner,” she explains. 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. Trichup’s Keratin Hair Treatment Mask is made from an extract-based formulation that aims to reduce split ends and frizz, and improve hair appearance. Suitable for all hair types, it is cruelty free and also free from parabens and silicones. With consistent use, you will be able to get hair that is more responsive to styling.

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. This cult-favorite hair mask takes hydration to a whole new level. Created with curly and frizzy hair in mind, it harnesses intensely hydrating ingredients, like coconut cream and mango butter, to soothe any signs of dryness or breakage — and boy, did it deliver.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.” Smooths hair and reduces frizz : Keratin infused products—which often come in oil or serum form–can result in a smoother, shinier, healthier-looking mane.