Summer Vacation Ruined My Hair. This Moisturizing Hair Mask Fixed It.
Sea salt, chlorine, sunscreen (and sun), and hot showers had my hair begging for moisture. This Davines hair mask delivered it.
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I took a week off to spend time at the beach and boy, did I put my hair through the ringer. I went from salty ocean to chlorinated pool, barely brushed and tied back in Dutch braids or in a messy low bun, doused in sunscreen to keep my scalp from burning. Every time I took my hair down, I could see the fraying split ends and I could feel just how dried out everything was. It was time to call in the big guns for some serious hair repair.
Renaissance Circle Hair Mask
Davines makes a bunch of hair masks, all focusing on different hair issues. I quickly grabbed their Renaissance Circle hair mask, which is packed with babassu butter to help gently detangle and yellow clay to strengthen strands and repair the hair structure. The squeeze pouch is incredibly easy to use and the mask, which feels like a thick cream, is easy to spread across your entire head. I slathered the mask onto my head after I had showered, shampooed, and towel dried, and twisted it up with a hair clip. Within a couple of minutes, I could feel my hair start to soften. You leave it for only 10 minutes and you’re left with hair you may not even recognize. It even has a resealable cap, so you don’t need to use the whole thing in one go. I was able to get two uses out of a single package.
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