What it is: An in-shower, conditioning hair mask enriched with two percent glycerin and shea butter to restore dry, damaged hair while preventing split ends and breakage.
Hair Texture: Straight, Wavy, Curly, and Coily
Hair Type: Fine, Medium, and Thick
Hair Concerns:
- Damage/Split Ends/Breakage
- Dryness
- Shine
Key Benefits:
- Improves visible signs of damage and dehydration
- Moisturizes, reviving dry, brittle strands
- Smooths frizz and adds shine
Highlighted Ingredients:
- Castor Oil: Locks in hydration and gives hair a healthy, shiny finish.
- Glycerin: Hydrates, leaving hair soft, moisturized, and protected.
- Shea Butter: Restores hair damaged by heat and color treatments.
Ingredient Callouts: This product is vegan, gluten-free, cruelty-free, and comes in recyclable packaging.
What Else You Need to Know: If you have coarse hair or hair that’s been color-treated or bleached, don't be shy. You can use this mask in place of conditioner as often as you’d like. Your ends will thank you. For those with fine-to-medium, non-color-treated hair, use this mask as your weekly restorative boost for stronger, healthier, shiner strands.
Originally from Ireland, Helen and her husband Colm created and patented the Cold Processed® method, which uses a -30° hyperbaric chamber to preserve the molecular structure of bioactive ingredients, ensuring maximum performance. This avoids the traditional heat-based process, which lessens the potency of nutrients. Act+Acre’s bioactive-rich formulations are free from chemicals and toxins.
Fragrance Description: The botanical fragrance blend features rich notes of cardamom, iris, violet, and sandalwood. Musky, leathery undertones provide a lasting sillage and addictive comfort.
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