Hair masks are packed with moisturizing and nourishing ingredients designed to make your hair stronger, softer, and shinier. Unlike regular conditioners, which primarily treat the hair’s surface, hair masks penetrate deeply into the strands for a more intense repair. They are especially beneficial for dry, damaged, curly, or long hair. If you regularly use heat styling tools or have moisture-deprived hair, incorporating a hair mask into your routine can revive your locks, making them smoother and glossier.

The frequency of using a hair mask depends on your hair type and needs. For dry or damaged hair, using a mask once or twice a week can make a big difference. For healthier hair, using a mask every few weeks might be enough. Also, the type of mask matters—protein-rich masks should be used sparingly to avoid overloading the hair, while moisturizing masks can be used more often.

Hair Mask Application Tips

• Always apply your mask to towel-dried hair to help it absorb better.
• For added effectiveness, wrap your hair in a warm towel while the mask is working.
• Want to go the extra mile? Sleep with your mask in and rinse it out in the morning for an extra boost of hydration. Check product information if suitable to leave in over night.

Now that you understand the benefits of hair masks, let’s dive into the right way to use them. Follow these simple steps to maximize the impact of your mask:

1. Start with Shampoo
   Always begin with clean hair. Use a gentle shampoo to cleanse your hair, making it ready to absorb the nutrients from the hair mask.
2. Squeeze Out Excess Water
   Gently wring out excess water before applying the mask. This prevents the mask from being diluted.
3. Apply the Hair Mask
   Scoop a generous amount and apply it from the middle of your hair to the ends, avoiding the scalp.
4. Let It Sit
   Depending on what kind of mask it is check the product for optimal timing to leave in hair.
5. Rinse Thoroughly
   After the waiting period, rinse your hair well with lukewarm water.
6. Follow with Conditioner
   Yes, you should use conditioner after your hair mask! Conditioner seals the hair cuticle, locking in the mask’s benefits.

SACHAJUAN Scalp Scrub
A deep-cleansing scrub enriched with sugar, Ocean Silk Technology, soybean, and shea butter oil, helping to exfoliate and refresh the scalp.

SACHAJUAN Overnight Hair Repair
This water-based gel works while you sleep, building elasticity and strengthening your hair with the highest concentration of Ocean Silk Technology, giving you soft, shiny, and resilient hair.