Hair masks — softer lengths and easier detangling
Hair masks for salon-style care at home: options for dry, damaged, coloured, curly and blonde hair, plus toning and colouring masks.
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Kezy Macadamia Mask for or Damaged, Dull and Fragile Hair 1000 ml
Kezy Macadamia Mask for or Damaged, Dull and Fragile Hair 250 ml
Selective ONCARE Black Regenerating Mask 500 ml
Selective ONCARE Black Regenerating Mask 500 ml
Sono Argan Organic Argan Repairing Hydrating Mask 500 ml
Sono Gold Restructuring Mask for Dry Hair 500 ml
Sono Gold Restructuring Mask for Dry Hair 500 ml
Sono Color Anti-Aging Repairing Mask for Colored Hair 250 ml
Sono Color Anti-Aging Repairing Mask for Colored Hair 500 ml
pH Laboratories Smooth Perfect Conditioner 1000ml
Paul Rivera Hydra Dream Nourishing Mask for Dry Hair 300 ml
Paul Rivera Hydra Dream Nourishing Mask for Dry Hair 500 ml
L'Oréal Professionnel Vitamino Color Spectrum Mask 250ml
Wella Professionals Ultimate Smooth Mask 150 ml
Description
A hair mask is the step you reach for when your lengths need more than everyday washing and conditioning. In this category you’ll find professional options used in salons, covering different hair types and goals—from softness and manageability to hydration, repair and colour support.
Shop by hair need
- Masks for damaged hair and Repair mask for hair that feels rough, brittle or overworked by styling.
- Masks for dry hair and Hydrating masks when hair looks dull and lacks slip.
- Masks for coloured hair, plus Toning masks and Colouring masks for maintaining or refreshing shade.
Brands and filters
Choose from professional brands such as WELLA PROFESSIONALS and Redken. To narrow it down, use ingredient filters like proteins, keratin, argan oil, vegan, sulphate-free, and vitamin E.
For a complete routine, pair your mask with Hair shampoos and Hair conditioner.
How to choose
- Start with your main concern: choose Masks for damaged hair for weakened lengths, or Hydrating masks for dryness and lack of softness.
- Consider colour maintenance: if you colour your hair, look at Masks for coloured hair; for shade adjustment, choose toning or colouring masks.
- Use filters to match preferences: narrow by keratin, proteins or argan oil, or select vegan / sulphate-free options.
- Build a routine: combine your mask with a suitable shampoo and conditioner for consistent results.
Questions & answers
What’s the difference between a repair mask and a hydrating mask?
Hydrating masks focus on adding softness and slip when hair feels dry. Repair masks are aimed at hair that feels more worn-out and in need of a stronger care step. If you’re unsure, start with your main issue (dryness vs damage) and refine using filters such as proteins or keratin.
Do you have masks for coloured hair and toning masks?
Yes. The category includes masks for coloured hair as well as toning and colouring masks. Coloured-hair masks support the look and feel of dyed lengths, while toning/colouring masks are used to maintain or refresh the shade. Choose based on whether you want care only or a visible tone effect.
Can I filter hair masks by ingredients or preferences?
You can filter by options shown in this category, including proteins, keratin, argan oil, vegan, sulphate-free, and vitamin E. This helps you quickly narrow down the products to the type of formula you prefer.
Which professional brands are available in this category?
You’ll find a range of salon brands in Hair masks, including WELLA PROFESSIONALS, Redken, L'Oreal Professionnel, Brelil Professional, Moroccanoil, Selective Professional, Lisap Milano, and Farmavita. Use brand filters if you already know what works for your hair.





