Choose the mask by your main concern. Frizz: smoothening. Dull or treated hair: keratin. Dry, brittle ends: damage repair. Hair fall from breakage: hair fall control or onion. Apply to clean, damp hair from mid-lengths to ends, leave on as directed and rinse well.
A hair mask is a deeper treatment than a conditioner. Used once or twice a week, it keeps hair softer, smoother and easier to manage. The key is choosing a mask for the concern you actually have.
Match the mask to the concern
| Concern | Mask |
|---|---|
| Frizz and flyaways | Smoothening Professional Hair Mask |
| Dull, chemically treated or straightened hair | Keratin Professional Hair Mask |
| Dry, rough, split ends | Damage Repair Professional Hair Mask |
| Hair fall from breakage | Hair Fall Control Professional Hair Mask |
| Everyday nourishment | Onion Hair Mask |
If hair fall is sudden or heavy, please consult a doctor or dermatologist, as a mask cannot address internal causes.
How to apply a hair mask
- Shampoo and gently squeeze out excess water.
- Apply the mask from mid-lengths to ends, where hair is driest.
- Comb through with a wide-tooth comb for even coverage.
- Leave it on for the time stated on the pack.
- Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm or cool water.
How often to use it
- Normal hair: once a week.
- Dry, coloured or straightened hair: twice a week.
- Fine or oily hair: once a week, keeping the mask away from the roots.
For salons
Hair masks work well as an add-on after hair spas, straightening and colour services. Salons that use them regularly can contact us for wholesale pricing on larger quantities.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use a hair mask instead of conditioner?
On mask days, yes. On other wash days, a regular conditioner is enough.
Should I apply a hair mask on the scalp?
Most masks are meant for the lengths and ends. Applying them to the scalp can make roots look oily.
Which hair mask is best after straightening?
Keratin and smoothening masks are the most popular choices after straightening, as they keep hair soft and manageable.
