This summer was a lot on my hair. Between the beach, pools, rivers, the desert and trying out different styles, my strands have been begging me for a break and some TLC. When I’m washing my hair and my ends are constantly tangling, I know it’s time for a trim and a protein treatment. But this time, I didn’t reach for a regular protein treatment. My hair needed a henna and placenta mask.
Yes, you read that right. The Hask Henna & Placenta Conditioning treatment contains ethically sourced cow placenta, which is combined with neutral henna to moisturize and revitalize dry hair.
Placenta has beneficial protein for hair
This particular brand of placenta hair mask contains amino proteins. These are derived from hydrolyzed proteins, which are broken down into smaller chains for better absorption by the hair. Amino proteins help strengthen and repair damaged hair by filling in gaps in the hair shaft and improving moisture retention.
How to use a henna and placenta hair mask
It’s important to read and follow the instructions on the label of all products. Protein and henna can be drying, especially if you have fine hair or your hair is protein sensitive. I like to mix this mask with a more moisturizing conditioner — like the SheaMoisture Manuka Honey and Mafura Oil mask — to get a good balance of moisture and strength.
Make protein treatments part of your natural hair routine
Natural hair tends to be more prone to dryness and breakage due to its unique structure. Doing a protein treatment once a month will help keep your hair strong and resilient against everyday wear and tear from styling and the environment.
The Hask Henna & Placenta mask is affordable — right now it’s $23 for a pack of 12 — and easy to use. It’s the perfect protein treatment in a pack when your hair needs a quick rescue.
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