Masques capillaires

Choosing the right hair mask for your hair needs

Hair masks sit between regular conditioner and more intensive treatment products, giving you a way to focus on how your hair feels after cleansing. In this collection, you will find cream masques, protein and keratin-focused treatments, deep conditioning formulas, reconstructors, oils and spray treatments linked to concerns such as dryness, frizz, breakage-prone lengths and damaged-looking hair.

Is your main concern dryness, damage or frizz?

If your hair feels dry or looks dull, start with richer moisture-focused options, including formulas featuring ingredients such as shea butter, coconut, honey, olive oil or argan oil. For a more targeted moisture page, use themoisturising hair maskcollection.

For hair that looks weakened, brittle or affected by colour, heat styling or general wear, look for wording around repair, strengthening, reconstructing, keratin or protein. You can narrow this further with adamaged hair maskif that is your priority.

Do you want moisture, protein or a strengthening treatment?

Moisture-led masks are often chosen for softness, detangling and smoother-feeling lengths. Protein, keratin or reconstructor-style treatments are better suited when you want a strength-focused product for fragile or breakage-prone hair. If those terms are what you are looking for, thestrengthening hair maskpage may help you filter the choice.

Which hair type or style are you buying for?

Many products in this category are labelled for curly, coily, wavy, natural or textured hair, including options used around locs, braids and protective styles. Some are designed as rinse-out masques, while others sit closer to leave-in, oil or spray treatment formats, so check the product name and directions to match how you like to care for your hair.