Hair Masks
Leave In Conditioner - Mango Scent
Deep Curly Hair Remedy Mask - 250ml
Damage Repair Mask
Hair masks for extensions: two deep conditioning treatments, plus the leave-in conditioner for the days between. One mask is built for dryness and curl, the other for hair that has been heat styled or colour processed. All three go on the mid-lengths and ends, never near a bond.
Choosing is simpler than it looks. Thirsty hair wants the deep curly remedy mask, argan oil rich and made for patterns from 2C to 4C, though dry straight hair takes it happily. Worn hair wants the damage repair mask, which suits straight and wavy sets ironed often.
Once a week is right for most people, twice for curly sets. Five to ten minutes is long enough, and that window is the best moment to detangle, because the hair has the most slip.
How to use a mask on a fitted set
- Apply to towel dried hair, mid-lengths and ends only
- Leave a clear gap below every bond, tab or ring
- Comb through with a wide tooth comb, ends upwards
- Rinse with warm water, then press the water out rather than rubbing
The wash before it is under Sulphate Free, the full recovery routine on Dry and Damaged Hair, and curl care under Curly Hair Products.
Frequently asked questions
How often should I mask hair extensions?
Once a week for most sets and twice for curly or coily textures. More is not harmful, simply wasted. Consistency matters more than frequency, so a weekly mask that happens beats a daily plan that does not.
Can I leave a hair mask on overnight?
There is no benefit and a real risk with a fitted set, because hours of a rich product creeping towards the attachment points is how tapes slip and rings slide.
Why is a leave-in conditioner on this page?
Because it is the maintenance step between masks rather than a mask itself. A weekly deep treatment restores the hair and a light leave-in keeps it there through the week.
Salons retailing a mask alongside a fitting buy at 20% off retail on a trade account, rising to 30%: apply here.
