The hair conditioners and masks are the essential second step in any washing routine. They provide hydration, softness and ease of styling, and in the case of masks, they offer deeper, more intense nourishment.

Differences between conditioner and mask

The conditioner is for daily use: it works on the surface, sealing the cuticle after the shampoo and leaving hair detangled and manageable. The mask is a deeper treatment: it concentrates a higher dose of active ingredients and requires a few minutes to penetrate the hair fibre. Use it 1-2 times per week.

Types according to your hair's needs

• Hydrating: for curly hair or hair prone to frizz.
• Repairing: essential for damaged, dyed or bleached hair.
• Volumising: lightweight, ideal for fine hair.
• Toning: specifically designed to keep blonde hair free of yellow tones.

How to apply them correctly

Always apply to clean, towel-dried hair, focusing on mid-lengths and ends (avoid the roots on fine or oily hair), leave on for the recommended time and rinse with lukewarm water. With ingredients such as shea butter, argan oil, plant proteins and hyaluronic acid, they will leave your hair silky, shiny and easy to detangle.