Hair masks and treatments for hair repair, hydration and nourishment

How to choose a hair mask or treatment

Hair masks and treatments provide intensive care tailored to the specific needs of your hair and scalp. Depending on the formula, they can help improve hydration, repair, nourishment, strength, smoothness or shine. Choose from professional haircare brands such as Kérastase, L'Oréal Professionnel, Wella Professionals, Schwarzkopf Professional, Goldwell, Redken, Davines, Kevin Murphy and many more.

When choosing a product, focus primarily on your hair's condition and the results you want to achieve. Dry hair usually benefits from hydrating and nourishing care, while damaged, brittle or chemically treated hair responds best to repairing and strengthening products. For colour-treated, lightened or blonde hair, you can also choose treatments designed to help protect colour or neutralise unwanted tones.

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

A hair mask is typically used as an intensive treatment for the mid-lengths and ends and is usually rinsed out after the recommended processing time. Hair treatments are available in various forms, including ampoules, concentrates, serums or specialised treatments, and may be designed for both the hair lengths and the scalp.

Because of this, the method of application can vary considerably between products. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions.

What types of hair masks and treatments are available?

The range includes classic hair masks, hair treatments, leave-in hair masks, bonding masks and treatments, colour-depositing and toning masks, overnight hair masks, pre-shampoo treatments and protein and keratin hair masks. You can also choose products specially formulated for sensitive scalps.

How to use hair masks and treatments

The method of use depends on the type of product. Rinse-out hair masks are generally applied to damp mid-lengths and ends after shampooing, left on for the recommended time and then rinsed out. Leave-in hair masks remain in the hair, while some treatments are applied directly to the scalp or used as standalone intensive treatments.

Always follow the manufacturer's instructions regarding the recommended amount, processing time and frequency of use.

The right hair mask or treatment can complement your regular haircare routine with targeted care tailored to your hair's current condition and your desired results.