Kallos Keratin Hair Mask with Keratin & Milk Protein 1000ml

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We’d consider ourselves somewhat of a hair mask expert, having tried dozens throughout the years — but dae’s Deep Conditioning Hair Treatment is definitely one of the best we've come across. The velvety smooth consistency of this mask feels truly lovely and its creamy (but not too creamy) texture distributed evenly across our hair. How often can you use it: At-home keratin-infused products can be used daily. In-salon chemical keratin hair treatments, however, should be scheduled only once every few months.

Most hair masks require a lengthy time commitment to see results, but Christophe Robin’s Regenerating Mask works its magic without the downtime. We applied the mask twice a week for just five minutes each time, using our scalp massager to run it through our ends, and our hair instantly felt softer. You might already be doing everything right: shampooing (but not too often), spritzing on the heat protectant diligently, and even massaging in a nightly scalp serum (you show off). But if after all that your hair isn't quite at TV-advert level, a mask is likely the missing link. Yes. Keratin hair masks can help reduce the appearance of split ends and breakage by fortifying the hair shaft and improving overall hair health. While keratin in itself does not cause hair loss, if you’re using a keratin hair mask that has harsh ingredients, it may cause hair fall. Although this mask has a watery gel consistency — a noticeable departure from traditional creamy masks — that’s also what allows it to be hydrating without being oily. It felt soft and lightweight as soon as we scooped the mask into our hands and didn’t feel too heavy when we massaged it through our hair.What We Don’t Love: The results aren’t exactly long-term, so you have to use this treatment regularly to see continued improvement.

What We Loved: This deep conditioning mask is formulated with clean, good-for-you ingredients that won’t cause any buildup. If you want your keratin hair mask to offer the best results, it is important to identify your hair type and buy a hair mask that’s specifically crafted to suit your type of hair. If you have dry and frizzy hair, you need a hair mask with an intense hydrating formula. If you have color-treated or chemically-treated hair, you might need a keratin hair mask that can offer restorative care, and repair and prevent the effects of such treatments. What We Love: A little product goes a long way with this hair mask, so you'll get great results without having to constantly buy a new bottle. Run a wide-tooth comb or your fingers through the hair to smooth and detangle. Leave for 3–5 minutes for the ultimate nourishing experience, before rinsing thoroughly. Step 5What We Don’t Love: Although this hair mask delivers impressive results after just one use, it won’t totally fix your split ends. Consider the following factors before buying a keratin hair mask to strike the right deal. How To Choose The Best Keratin Hair Mask Our hair is majorly made of keratin, which is a protein. When our hair is stripped of keratin, it becomes dull and lifeless. Keratin hair masks are an excellent choice as they help replenish the very protein that makes our hair smooth and shiny. We’ll start with the bad news first: Regardless of how well you care for your hair, it’s probably endured some damage from daily wear and tear. Color-treating, heat-styling, using harsh chemical products, and even just daily washing are a few of the biggest damage-causing culprits that leave hair feeling dry and looking dull or frizzy, making it more vulnerable to future breakage. Most products are formulated keeping a particular hair type in mind. Choose a hair mask that is best-suited to your type of hair. If your hair is color-treated, opt for a color-safe formula. If you have an oily scalp, choose a water-based hair mask. For thin or fine hair, choose a lightweight hair mask that will volumize your hair without weighing it down.

The soft and airy consistency of this hair mask alone makes it an absolute all-star. Unlike other contenders, it’s lightweight and blended right into our hair. It almost felt lighter and airier than our usual conditioner. In fact, on days we really wanted the mask to soak in, we saturated our strands with the product, then wrapped our hair up in a clip, letting it settle in all day. Anyone who has undergone a keratin hair treatment would swear by the dramatic transformation. Dr. Tere Pruett, a certified trichologist from the United States Trichology Institute, says, “Keratin treatments and masks should be done every week to two weeks depending on damage of hair strands. Protein and moisture need an equal balance in the hair. Protein builds strength and moisture makes the hair pliable so that it bends without breaking yet remain strong.” While it is usually done at salons, you can get the same results yourself with a keratin hair mask done at home.

Together, the formula and consistency will shape the finish of a hair mask. Look for something that will leave hair feeling hydrated and smooth but not greasy or weighed down, as that defeats the purpose of using a mask. Avoid harsh chemicals, such as parabens, sodium chloride, silicones, and sulfates, which can damage your hair and cause scalp irritation. It is better to choose a hair mask that contains natural ingredients and is free of any harmful elements.

What We Love: This hair mask has a great consistency that feels creamy yet lightweight, and it has a soft, lovely scent.Smooths hair and reduces frizz : Keratin infused products—which often come in oil or serum form–can result in a smoother, shinier, healthier-looking mane. After drying your hair, apply a keratin serum as this will enhance its effects and add a shiny finish.