
Hair restoration after summer is a mandatory stage in preparation for autumn. After all, for three months the strands were constantly exposed to the sun and, for some lucky ones, even salt water. Therefore, they now need additional nutrition and fluid intake during the transition period. That’s why it’s time to include the restorative mask in your care and use it at least once a week. We have compiled a rating of the best masks suitable for dry, damaged or dyed hair.
How to choose a good mask?
The first thing you should consider when choosing a restorative product is your hair type. There are many criteria by which they can be divided into specific categories: texture, porosity, structure, scalp type. But we will focus on the generally accepted classification, which divides curls into oily, normal and dry. Which rescue mask is suitable for each type?
oily hair. They get dirty quickly, but frequent washing usually doesn’t help. Such strands need thorough cleansing, for which shampoo with sebum-regulating ingredients such as salicylic acid, charcoal or tea tree extract is suitable. The mask can aggravate already oily hair, so its formula should not contain too much oil. Take a closer look at products that promise a smoothing effect without weighing them down, or products designed for the ends of the hair.

dry hair. Dryness is often associated with curly, porous or dyed strands. Such curls require, first of all, moisture. In this case, nourishing masks enriched with oils are suitable. They can be applied to the ends and along the entire length, extending from the roots to five centimeters. But if you have curls, they are more fragile, so it is better to avoid silicones (which can weigh them down) and sulfates (which can dry out already dry strands) in the formula.
normal hair. Owners can rely on their needs at this time. If you think your ends are splitting, choose a product specifically for them. If you want to make your curls more shiny and silky, choose smoothing masks with keratin.
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The main ingredient of the Organicals brand mask formula is natural moringa oil. Therefore, we invite you to get to know its features in more detail. First of all, it is rich in omega-3 fatty acids, so it can help stimulate hair growth. The latter moisturizes from within and nourishes deeply. Moreover, after using the product there is no feeling of heaviness – the curls are light, soft and can be combed without difficulty. And by the way, the mask is suitable for all types. It can be applied from the middle of the length on oily strands, and from beginning to end on dry and normal strands. All skins and passwords are here.

Fanola’s softening mask helps seal the cuticle and seal the flakes tightly together. Therefore, the hair becomes manageable, soft and silky. The product provides an even greater effect to strands that need additional restoration and nutrition.

Egobond 5 from AlterEgo Italy is designed to intensively moisturize and strengthen fragile strands. It is based on Keravis technology, which strengthens the hair structure and protects against damage. Therefore, it is useful in caring for colored or dry curls. By the way, since there is no oil in the product formula, it is also suitable for those with oily skin types.

Universal product Ilona Lunden can be used for two purposes at once – as a mask or balm. In the first case, you need to apply the product, wait 40 minutes, then rinse, and in the second, wait 10-15 minutes. The main ingredients in its composition are marine collagen, panthenol, jojoba and almond oils and vitamins. This set is designed to moisturize, retain moisture, nourish and soften hair from the inside.

The Dercos series of the Vichy brand aims to solve problems with hair loss, growth and restoration of damaged hair. Therefore, the Nutri Protein mask can be applied along the entire length of the strands or on split ends. The nourishing and moisturizing oil contains protein-rich quinoa bran (provides a smoothing effect), vitamin E and soybean oil (facilitates combing and adds shine).

The product from the Russian brand Eden contains red wine extract, so it cannot be bad by default. But jokes aside, the formula of the mask also includes oils, keratin and succinic acid. These components restore, strengthen, improve hair growth and increase its resistance to aggressive external factors (and in the rainy autumn there will be enough of them).

For those with dyed hair, Biolage mask is just for you. It is designed for strands that become dry and brittle after exposure to chemicals. For example, after whitening. Since the product is highly concentrated, its consumption is low. So don’t let its small size fool you. In addition, the effect of the product will increase gradually. Therefore, be prepared to see the full result not immediately, but after a while.

If you love the look of your hair after Botox or lamination, you’ll also like Natura Siberica’s Keratin Injection ICE Professional. It promises to make hair shiny, moist and soft. To do this, rice proteins (increases the elasticity and density of the strands) and keratin (restores) were added to the mask.

The main ingredient of Bisou’s Cationic Keratin Mask is cationic keratin. By matching with the proteins in the structure of our hair, it easily integrates into the hair and repairs damaged areas. The product is suitable for all types of curls.

Name Skin Care deep moisturizing product promises to nourish the curls, restore their softness and healthy shine. And the ingredients of its formula work for one purpose. The mask contains hyaluronic acid, olive oil and wheat proteins. These ingredients help retain moisture in the hair and make it easier to comb.
Source: People Talk

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