HAIR MASK

Hair Mask Types by Concern

• Moisturising Mask: Hyaluronic Acid, Glycerin, or Honey — replenishes moisture to dry, brittle hair dehydrated by air conditioning
• Protein / Strengthening Mask: Keratin, Hydrolysed Silk, or Wheat Protein — repairs structural damage, reduces breakage. Essential for heat-damaged or chemically treated hair
• Bond Repair Mask: Repairs broken disulfide bonds from bleaching or colouring (similar to Olaplex) — most intensive structural repair available at home
• Colour-Protecting Mask: Sulphate-free with UV filters — preserves colour vibrancy and prevents fading in Singapore's sun
• Frizz-Control Mask: Argan Oil, silicones, and smoothing polymers that seal the cuticle and block SG's humidity
• Scalp-Soothing Mask: Applied to the scalp — calms irritation and dandruff with Cica, Tea Tree, or Salicylic Acid

How to Use a Hair Mask Correctly

• Shampoo first — apply to clean, towel-dried hair (not dripping wet) for best penetration
• Apply from mid-lengths to ends — avoid the scalp unless using a scalp-specific mask
• Use a wide-tooth comb to distribute evenly through the hair
• Leave for the recommended time (5–20 minutes) — use a shower cap to maximise penetration with body heat
• Rinse with cool water — cool water seals the cuticle for maximum shine and smoothness
• Follow with a leave-in conditioner or hair serum on damp hair before styling