Demystifying hair masks: what are they really for?
Hair masks are often misunderstood in hair care routines. Do they replace conditioner? Should they be used before or after? Here is what you need to know to incorporate one properly into your routine.
A mask does not replace conditioner
These are two complementary products, not interchangeable ones. Each plays a distinct role in the health of your hair, and skipping either deprives your hair of an essential part of its care.
Where does the mask fit into your routine?
The mask is applied after shampooing, but before conditioning. It is step 2 of a complete hair care routine:
- Shampoo — cleanses the hair and slightly opens the cuticles
- Mask — takes advantage of this opening to penetrate deeper into the hair fiber
- Conditioner — closes the cuticles and seals the benefits inside
This order is not arbitrary: it is precisely because the cuticles are already slightly opened by the shampoo that the mask can work deeply rather than staying on the surface.
What the Royal mask contains
The Royal mask contains only moisturizing ingredients, formulated to nourish the hair fiber without weighing it down.
How often should it be used?
The Royal moisturizing mask can be used every time you wash your hair.
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