RPR Repair My Hair 200ml Keratin Treatment Mask Reconstruction for Treated Hair

RPR Repair My Hair 200ml Keratin Treatment Mask Reconstruction for Treated Hair

Restore your very dry, damaged or chemically treated hair to its healthiest condition with RPR Repair My Hair Keratin Treatment Mask. This intensively moisturising mask penetrates deep into the cuticle to reconstruct hair fibers from within, leaving your locks silky and restored

RPR Repair My Hair Keratin Mask Treatment
• For dry, chemically treated, or coloured hair.
• Intensive protein reconstruction
• Enriched with Keratin Protein, Aloe Vera, and Ginseng extracts, it deeply penetrates the cuticle to reconstruct hair from within.
• Restores gloss and vitality and helps prevent frizz and breakage.
• Ideal as a porosity equaliser prior to toning.
• Australian Made & Owned.
• Vegan.

What is a hair mask?
A hair mask is an intense, hydrating, and nourishing treatment for your hair. It works from within to strengthen and repair dry, damaged, or frizzy hair. They typically contain powerful ingredients such as oils, proteins, and vitamins, to improve overall hair health.

What is the difference between a hair mask and a conditioner?
In general, conditioners have been designed to smooth, soften, detangle, and condition your hair, making it easier to manage daily. While a hair mask goes one step further and deeply penetrates the hair cortex, repairing damage from the inside out. Hair masks are normally thicker in texture and focus on long-term results.

Do I need a hair mask?
If you have dry, damaged, frizzy, or coloured hair, a hair mask should certainly be included in your hair care routine, to provide strength and an extra burst of moisture. If your hair is not cared for properly, it could become brittle and prone to hair breakage.
Also, if you suffer from a dry scalp, hair masks can help improve and provide much needed hydration, while also aiding in hair growth.

Hair mask do’s and don’ts:
Do: Apply a hair mask on slightly damp or towel-dried hair for better absorption.
Do: Use a wide-tooth comb to distribute the mask evenly.
Do: Focus on the mid to ends of your hair, as these areas tend to be drier and more damaged.
Do: Leave the hair mask on for the recommended timeframe, to ensure the product has time to fully penetrate the hair.
Don’t: Apply the mask on your scalp unless it’s designed for scalp treatment.
Don’t: Use too much product. Using a bigger portion of the product won’t necessarily provide you with better results.
Don’t: Use a hair mask more than twice a week to avoid over-conditioning.