HOW TO USE A HAIR MASK THE RIGHT WAY

HOW TO USE A HAIR MASK THE RIGHT WAY

You’re standing in the shower, armed with a hair mask in one hand and conditioner in the other. But wait, which one comes first? Don’t worry! We’re here to settle the debate once and for all and guide you on your quest for stronger, glossier hair!

Should You Use a Hair Mask Before or After Conditioner?


If you’re wondering whether to use a hair mask before or after conditioner, the best practice is to apply your hair mask first. Typically, hair masks are a more intensive treatment that works at a deeper level compared to conditioners. Because shampooing slightly opens the cuticle, your hair is primed to absorb deep treatments in the best way. Conditioners work on the surface of the hair to lock in nourishment and act as the perfect finishing step.

Our Honey Gloss Ceramide Therapy Hair Mask provides intense hydration and strength, while our Honey Gloss Ceramide Therapy Conditioner locks in moisture and smooths the hair cuticle for softness and manageability. Applying the mask before conditioner ensures your hair benefits from the full nourishing power of both products without weighing it down.

What Makes the Honey Gloss Ceramide Therapy Hair Mask So Effective?

The Honey Gloss Ceramide Therapy Hair Mask combines carefully selected ingredients to deliver scientifically proven intense hydration, strength and glossy shine*. 

Key Ingredients:
  • Mirsalehi Honey - Deeply nourishes and adds glossy shine
  • Bee Garden Oil Blend - Locks in moisture and smooths frizz
  • Biomimetic Ceramides - Repairs damage and strengthens hair
  • Hyaluronic Acid - Boosts hydration and locks in moisture

Scientifically proven results*:

  • Up to 4x stronger hair 
  • Up to 19x smoother hair
  • Up to 85% shinier hair
  • Up to 72 hours of frizz reduction
  • Up to 59% fuller-bodied hair
*Based on an independent lab study.

How to Use the Honey Gloss Ceramide Therapy Hair Mask


Our Honey Gloss Ceramide Therapy Hair Mask can be used in a few different ways.

Instant Treatment (Use Every Wash)

  • Shampoo and gently squeeze out excess water.
  • Apply a generous amount of the mask from mid-lengths to ends.
  • Leave on for 5-7 minutes.
  • Rinse thoroughly and follow with conditioner.
Pro Tip: While you’re waiting for the hair mask to absorb, it’s a great moment to give yourself a scalp massage to increase blood flow and improve overall hair health. 

Pre-Wash Treatment (For Extra Nourishment)

  • Apply to dry hair from mid-lengths to ends.
  • Leave on for 20 minutes.
  • Rinse, then shampoo and condition as usual.

Overnight Treatment (Deep Care)

  • Apply liberally to dry hair from mid-lengths to ends.
  • Leave on overnight.
  • Rinse thoroughly in the morning, then shampoo and condition.
Pro Tip: Add a few drops of Gisou Honey Infused Hair Oil to your mask for an extra hydration boost and radiant shine.

FAQs: Hair Masks and Conditioner Usage


Can I use a hair mask instead of conditioner?

Hair masks provide deep treatment but don’t replace the everyday hydration and smoothing effects of conditioner. Use both—mask first, then conditioner—for best results.

Do you apply hair masks to dry or wet hair?

You shouldn’t apply hair masks to wet hair. Instead, you should towel-dry your hair first so that it’s damp. Whether you apply to damp or dry hair depends on how you're using the hair mask. Damp hair helps with even application, while dry hair is ideal for pre-shampoo or overnight treatments.


How should I apply a hair mask? 

When using a hair mask, you should avoid your roots and instead focus on mid-lengths and ends, where hair tends to be drier. Use fingers or a wide-tooth comb to spread the mask evenly and detangle gently. 

Final Thoughts: Why Your Hair Needs the Honey Gloss Ceramide Therapy Hair Mask


Incorporating the Honey Gloss Ceramide Therapy Hair Mask into your routine before conditioner provides your hair with extra hydration, strength and smoothness—without weighing hair down. With regular use, your hair will look healthier, shinier and maintain natural volume and bounce. 
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