FAQs
How do I use a hair mask?
You will get the best results from your hair mask if you use it after cleansing with Goldie Locks Signature Shampoo. On wet clean hair, step away from direct water pressure from the shower and ring out excess water. Then apply the desired amount of your hair mask and apply on mid-strands through your ends. Allow it to sit on your hair 5+ minutes before rinsing with cool temperature water.
Why do you recommend a hair mask?
Your hair cuticle reacts by opening and closing depending on heat and cool temperatures. Your cuticle will close with cool temperature water allowing all the hair mask benefits to get trapped inside your hair for the ultimate results.
How often should I use it?
Depending on the condition of your hair, you may want to increase the use of your hair mask to 2x a week until you achieve the desired results you are looking for. From there, you can apply this as a maintenance treatment once a week.
Will this help my dry hair?
Yes, if you have extremely dry hair that is prone to frizz or breakage, you will definitely want to use a hair mask. When hair is dry it typically lacks moisture and hydration that makes up ⅔ of hair's overall strength. A hair mask will be key to providing you with stronger and healthier hair.
Will this leave my hair oily?
No! Goldie Locks® Signature Hair Mask focuses on replenishing lost nutrients, hydration and moisture without the use of heavy saturated oils (which would lead to oily or heavy feeling hair). You will achieve a beautiful bounce, shine and body to your hair after using this.
Can I put it on dry hair?
You can apply a hair mask on dry hair prior to your shower or before bed (if you choose to sleep with it in your hair). Hair is much like a sponge and can soak up nutrients as it needs it. There is no harm in putting a hair mask on dry hair just as long as you rinse it out.
Why should I use a protein-free hair mask?
Protein-sensitive hair is hair that is extremely sensitive to the effects of protein (the ingredient) in hair products.
When hair is exposed to too much protein you actually cause more harm than good and will begin to experience negative results such as dry hair, dull hair, and breakage.
What does protein do to hair extensions?
Protein on your hair extensions will dehydrate them quickly and prematurely, leading you to dry, brittle hair that becomes unmanageable as well as breakage.
This is due to the chemical processing your hair extensions go through before getting to you. This process can melt away your hair's natural hydration barrier, the cuticle.
Therefore, protein tends to dehydrate hair on contact. Switching your hair care to protein free products will preserve your hair and prevent damage, as it works to supplement essential daily nutrients.
