This Korean hair sheet mask is made for dry and damaged hair. The nourishing formula works to revitalize lifeless hair in 20 minutes. It's packed with good-for-hair ingredients including hydrolyzed collagen, argan oil, rolly jelly extract and olive oil. Just put on the cap containing the hair mask once you're done shampooing, secure it with the adhesive tab, massage the mask in and keep it on for 15-20 minutes before rinsing out.
Give your hair a one-two moisture punch with this mask and cap combo. The deep conditioning mask is formulated with fortifying ingredients like argan oil, algae and biotin, while the cap's inner fabric features micro-oil beads that help repair damage. The cap also locks in steam and heat, which allows the deep conditioner to absorb more easily into hair. Apply the mask to damp hair after shampooing, then place the cap over your hair. Remove the cap and rinse the mask out anywhere from 15-60 minutes later.
This sulfate-free hair sheet mask contains aloe blossom to hydrate parched hair and the steam from your shower lets the conditioning treatment get the job done. Take the sheet mask out of its wrapper before showering, then twist and wrap your hair in the sheet when you're done shampooing. Massage the cap so that your hair is evenly covered with the mask, then rinse out after five minutes.
Using a hair sheet mask isn't the only way to take care of your tresses this winter, although it is a simple way to boost moisture. Besides adding a mask to your weekly routine, Schulte recommends shampooing every third day (depending on your hair's texture), making sure your regular conditioner is a moisturizing one, and using a leave-in conditioner (try Unite 7Seconds Detangler, $10) and heat protectant prior to blow-drying. She also suggests applying an oil serum to dry hair after styling if you experience frizz and static.
