The Masque

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BEFORE I bleached my hair white blonde and chopped it short my hair was in such AWFUL condition. 

I had inch and a half-long roots and my barnet resembled the mane of a particularly scruffy lion – it was totally out of control.

After seeing David at Tommy Guns in Shoreditch for a restyle, my locks are in much better condition but they aren’t going to stay that way unless I treat them with a bit of respect. So I’ve been stocking up on super-nourishing masques which are going to keep my hair in tip top condition.

Confession time – turns out I’ve been using hair masques totally wrong my entire life. What a doofus.

Previously I’d sit there with a hair masque on for the requisite time and then after making my hair as soft as silk, I’d use a shampoo and conditioner and basically undo all my hard work. It was only last month when I actually read the instructions properly that I realised you use the masque *after* shampoo. I am an idiot.

Here are my top picks of hair masques to repair your damaged locks, below.

Clockwise from top left.

  1. Sensai Intensive Hair Mask, £40 
  2. John Frieda Beach Blonde Kelp Help Deep Conditioning Masque, £6.29
  3. John Masters Organics Honey and Hibiscus Hair Reconstructor, £28
  4. John Masters Organics Lavender and Avocado Intensive Conditioner, £22
  5. Goldwell Kerasilk Control Rich Protective Oil, £23.50
  6. Goldwell Kerasilk Protective Blow-Dry Spray, £19
  7. Strivectin Ultimate Restore Deep Repair Mask, £35
  8. Espa Pink Hair and Scalp Mud, £32
  9. eSalon Deeply Invested Nourishing Hair Mask, £13

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