Best Intense Hair Treatments

With the everyday stresses of modern women, we need to give our hair some TLC. These hair masks are sure to give moisture, shine, and bounce to your "do." With any of these treatments, you can further improve the results by either wrapping the hair in hot towels or by putting hair in shower cap and blasting a blow dryer for a couple of seconds while the treatment is in the hair. This helps the treatment to further penetrate in the hair cuticles.

Restorative Hair Treatment $22-51
This is one of my all time favorite hair masks. This is one of the most intense treatments on the market. It comes in a solid form and you melt it in your palms. Then saturate your hair from root to tips and comb through with the wooden comb. I then put my hair up in a shower cap and blast a blow dryer on it because the heat helps the mask to penetrate in your hair. I leave this one in overnight if I can but it is not necessary. Shampooing prior to applying this mask is not needed.

Johnathan Hydrating Mask $26
This earth friendly mask is chock full of anti-oxidants and minerals. Added bonus: its protects your hair against harmful UV rays. With this one you need to shampoo your hair first, then apply on damp hair, then rinse. I try to leave it on for half an hour or more.

Pureology HydraCure Intense Moisture Hair Masque $50
This one is more expensive than the Johnathan one but I do feel that it is a bit superior in results too. Both this mask and the Johnathan one is vegan friendly! Routine same as Johnathan Hydrating Mask.

L'Occitane Aroma Repairing Shine Mask $27
This mask smells lovely and delivers good results. It uses a "natural complex of five essential oils that provide nourishing and protective care." Routine also same as Johnathan mask.

Neil George Intense Repair Mask $38
Smells divine and is great for a quick deep conditioning treatment. Consists of Indiana gooseberry. You must first shampoo. Then apply this mask for two to five minutes. Then rinse and you are good to go.