This Hair Mask Routine TRANSFORMED My Hair! How to Apply Conditioner & Hair Masks for Healthy Hair

Do you see how in the first couple minutes she was able to recommend products that ranged from $8 to literally $69…. This is why I watch you. You make recommendations that can truly fit ANYONES budget. So thanks. Not many influencers will do this and it’s so appreciated. Currently using and loving the L’Oréal bond repair line because of you.

In Conclusion: Tip 1: 3:29 Wring out excess water after rinsing off shampoo. Get rid of any water before applying any conditioning products. Tip 2: 3:53 Divide your hair into sections before applying your conditioner or hair mask. For fine/medium hair, divide into two sections; for thicker hair, divide into four sections. This ensures the conditioner thoroughly covers all strands of hair. Tip 3: 5:24 Emulsify the conditioner or hair mask in your hands before applying. Tip 4: 5:29 Spread the conditioner or hair mask from the top to the bottom of your hair. As you are applying the product, work your way down the hair and when you no longer feel any product in your hands, apply some more to your hands and keep going. This usually happens half way down the hair. Tip 5: 6:26 Do one final check if your hair to see if any hair was skipped over and wasn’t coated properly. If you find any areas that are not smooth and silky, apply some product to that area. Tip 6: 7:01 Let the product sit in your hair. If you are using a hair mask, let that sit in your hair for 10 minutes. (Do all the other shower things whilst waiting) Gently clip your hair up with a claw clip if you have long hair. If you are using a conditioner, you only need to wait 3-4 minutes. Hope this helps! Have a lovely day. ❤❤

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It's a bit diff for curly hair. Curly hair needs water for curls to form so once mask is in, work water into it until you get a nice fluffy marshmallow texture. Makes all the difference!

Thank you for this!! A video I’d really appreciate is covering how to look after fine hair. I’ve found that it’s really hard to find a balance between using products that reduce frizz, make my hair soft, and increase shine, versus avoiding products because they weigh my hair down and make it look greasy – it really feels like a lose-lose whatever I do 😭

Thanks for recommending the L'Oreal EverPure bond repair line, I bought it and it is amazing. So, I have been dealing with hair loss because of high stress levels. I know you don´t talk much about hair loss, but I have been working towards stop this condition by changing my lifestyle: working out, eating well, quit sugar, meditation, get a puppy (haha) and all of that. Also, I am taking my collagen, keratin, and vitamins, and massaging my scalp and body, using minoxidil, dermapen, a mixture of rosmery oil, pumpkin seed oil and vitamin E, maintaining a clean scalp with a purifying shampoo. The good news is that the amount of hair I loss every day has decreased a lot, the better news is that new hairs are growing but I see they are super dry so much so it looks like I have been electrocuted and because they are growing on my forehead line it is so hard to style them and look good, so what I am doing during my shower routine is combing the hair close to my forehead line towards the front of my face and try to apply the smallest amount of bond repair conditioner to those hairs trying no to touch the scalp, and it has helped a lot; however I know some product must go to my scalp It is worth it because the new hairs look much healthier, silky and soft, and I have to wash my oily scalp frequently anyways.

I learned a trick from the hair mask I use. KENRA suggests using a shower cap with aluminum to trap heat and allow the product to work better. This opens the cuticle which allows the product to have better absorption, and it is especially beneficial for low porosity hair. I also do this with my regular conditioner and I have seen a big difference with my hair being a little les oily, and being better conditioned (moisturized).

Tight curly (type 4 if you use that system). Since I need conditioner to detangle, I use a less expensive conditioner right after shampoo to detangle (loving the La’dor acid conditioner for a K-beauty option) then rinse apply my mask and use a heat cap for 30 minutes out of the shower. If I’m using K18, I’ll apply right after shampoo, wait the 4 minutes then apply my detangling conditioner.

After I put mask or conditioner on my hair I put on a cheap shower cap to let it work. It prevents the mask from getting diluted or rinsed out before it should.

I bought the Elizavacca after seeing one of your videos, and it is AMAZING! Can not believe how good it is. especially at this price. Thank you ❤

I get a dry scalp in winter and the Curlsmith Hydro Crème Soothing Hair Mask has been a game changer! I’ll put that on my scalp and then a different mask or conditioner on the lengths and ends (sometimes the ends get a different one too… yes, I’ll use 3 different ones on a single wash day)! Also, the Curlsmith conditioners are like super concentrated so they somehow work best when your hair is dripping wet… it’s the craziest thing but daaaang they work on my thick, coarse, frizzy hair!

Thank you so so much for mentioning the double step hair mask and conditioner issue 🙌🏻 lately some influencers said you have to use hair mask and conditioner after but since I own conditioners that act exactly like hair masks, it was too much for my hair and it became heavy overtime rather than softer! I feel like this only applies if the conditioner is really light and not so moisturizing so you can use it after a hair mask but I don't see the point to purchase a conditioner like that, it needs to be light but it has to hydrate your hair! But people are giving false information like "hair mask opens the cuticles and conditioner closes them" wtf?! Hair mask is designed to deeply condition your hair so logically it has an acid PH meant to close the cuticles, if anything hair mask works better than many conditioners when it comes to sealing the scales of the hair, companies claim those bs theories so you'll buy both the hair mask and conditioner, but people are spreading this false information on social media a lot lately, so thank you for addressing it ❤

I’ve been on my hair healing journey for about 4 months now and thanks for sharing all your valuable experiences and information with hair products!❤

EVA NYC (Amazon) has some great deep conditioners. I use the one in pink that looks similar to the Amika one she showed (on consistency). It smells fantastic. It moisturizers your hair quite well. I have dry hair that was bleached and it became part of the process I’m using to get it healthier looking. I only to cut two inches instead of 6 when I used it in conjunction with the Loteal Bond Repair system. I had to work with and apply every other day (with the same Oils she recommends). I’ve since found the new Garnier System is a bit better for my hair. I use the bonding step, the moisturizing hair and shampoo, the moisturizer and bond serums mixed together and the bond gel as well now. So the whole system. On days I don’t use the bond repair I use the mask. Sometimes, when very dry and not looking great…I use them all. I do have less volume (fine, thin hair). EVA NYC may be a dupe for something (or somethings). I’ve heard different product from Olaplex, K-18, and Amika. Either way, it’s a great product. So is the Pantene leave in spray.

Your hair looks so much more softer and healthier now more than over the years! Whatever your doing keep doing it! And spill the tea!

Your channel has really helped me to level up my hair health. Thanks for doing what you do!

I'm on your team with the 10min mask coming first. I like to start with the most difficult thing so I don't have to think about it anymore. Added bonus, your tasks now technically get easier and easier

Eva NYC's hair mask is great and L'Oreal also has a few. I'm sure there are others I'm just not thinking of.

Hair mask then lamellar water are a good combo too !

When I apply a hair mask I will shampoo my hair use Olaplex 3 for an hour rinse shampoo again then I’ll wrap my hair up in a microfiber towel then I’ll sit in a mirror and apply my hair mask in sections starting from the back and working all the way to the front. Then I will leave that on between 30-45 min. Then rinse and use strength cure conditioner etc. and I get good results this way I also do a k18 day once a month too I have naturally fine coarse wavy hair and it can handle thick masks like Amika the Kure etc. I recently color stripped my hair and I’m trying to nurse my hair back to health! I also love to use a leave in conditioner and a leave in cream wether that would be living proof triple bond complex etc. x