Hair mask

Description

Indulge your hair with our deeply nourishing mask, enriched with Argan oil and Shea butter. This rich formula restores softness, strength, and shine while helping to repair dry, damaged strands. Argan oil smooth frizz and adds a natural gloss, while Shea butter delivers intense hydration and long-lasting moisture. Perfect for all hair types, this mask leaves your hair feeling silky, revitalized, and beautifully healthy.

Advantages

• Enriched with natural Argan oil and shea butter.

• Suitable for all hair types (especially dry, frizzy, or damaged hair).

• Lightweight, non-greasy formula.

• Free from harsh chemicals (can highlight if it’s sulfate / paraben free).

Benefits

• Deeply nourishes & hydrates hair from root to tip.

• Repairs dryness and split ends.

• Strengthens weak and brittle strands.

• Smooth frizz and adds natural shine.

• Leaves hair feeling silky, soft, and manageable.

• Provides long-lasting moisture and protection against daily damage.

How to Use

1. Frequency

• Dry, curly, or damaged hair: 1–2 times per week.

• Normal hair: Once every 1–2 weeks.

• Oily or fine hair: Once a month (or just on ends).

2. Application Steps

1. Start with clean, damp hair (best after shampooing, when cuticles are open).

2. Apply evenly, focusing on mid-lengths and ends – avoid the scalp if your hair is oily.

3. Massage gently into hair strands.

4. Leave it on 10–30 minutes (you can cover with a shower cap for deeper penetration).

5. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water – make sure no residue is left, as shea can weigh hair down.

6. (Optional) Follow with a light conditioner if your hair tends to get frizzy.

3. Extra Tip

For very dry or curly hair, you can leave a tiny amount as a leave-in on the ends only.

🚫 When & How to Avoid

• Oily/Thin hair: Can make hair greasy and flat → only apply to ends sparingly.

• Scalp prone to dandruff/acne: Shea butter may clog pores → avoid direct scalp application.

• Too frequent use: Can cause buildup, heaviness, and reduced volume.

• If allergic to nuts/latex: Patch test first – some people may react to shea butter.

✨ Bottom line

Use it mainly as a deep moisture treatment for dry, frizzy, or damaged hair.
Avoid overuse if you have fine, straight, or oily-prone hair – in that case, keep it only for the ends.