Nourishing Repair Masque – Deep Conditioning Hair Mask for Damaged Hair Care, Frizz Control Shine, Sulfate & Paraben Free, Vegan, 8 fl oz

This shampoo and conditioner set has completely transformed my hair. The sulfate-free formula is so gentle that it cleans without stripping away moisture, and the macadamia oil leaves my hair feeling incredibly soft and nourished. I’ve noticed a big difference in the shine and smoothness since switching to this line. The scent is light and pleasant, and it lingers just enough to make my hair smell fresh all day. It works beautifully on my color-treated hair, helping it look healthier and keeping the ends from getting dry or brittle. If you’re looking for a salon-quality, sulfate-free hair care option that actually delivers results, this is 100% worth it.

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I used to use the macadamia brand when i was young but haven’t tried it in years. My daughter is 9 and has thick, dry hair that gets really tangled throughout the day. We put on this mask and left it on for 10 minutes and her hair is night and day different! So soft and manageable. Highly recommend! Smells amazing, moisturizing and you don’t have to use that much so great value for your money!

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Hands down this is an amazing product! I'll give it a 4.5 star. It leaves my hair hydrated, shiny and soft. It says to leave it on for 5 or 7 minutes, but I usually leave it longer than that. The key thing here is to apply heat, either by a blow-dryer or a shower cap wrapped with warm towel. When I started using this mask my hair was 75-80% healthy with minimum split-ends, I think it has helped with my split-ends too. Be sure to apply this mask twice a week depending on the type of your hair and scalp to maintain a healthy looking hair. I alternate between this product and oil/DIY mask treatments.

This is hands down my favorite hair mask. I have thick, bleached hair and use it once every two weeks—and the difference is incredible. It brings out my natural waves and helps restore damage like no other. Plus, the scent is lovely without being overpowering, and the quality is amazing for such an affordable price. Highly recommend for anyone needing some serious hair TLC!

I don't write review often unless product is really bad or really good. I've tried lots of products usually with so so results but this really does worked as described.. My hair is coarse a little on the dry side and a little longer than shoulder lenght, so of course I am always fighting with it. Over the years I've learned a few tricks that help but it's still a constant struggle. This is how I used it. First I washed my hair really good with Deva curl no poo. Scrub it really good and then rinse well making sure to get all of it out. Then I put a little of the Macadamia mask on and comb through. Clipped my hair up in a bun and took a hot shower but leave the conditioner on. When I get out of the shower I leave it in until all the fog is out of the bathroom. Then I rinse well with COOL water. Wrap it up in a micro fiber turban. I do comb out with a wide tooth comb and then use some Mop Top anti frizz gel about a half dollar size squeeze and Kendi oil on the ends. I let it hair dry but grabbed sections and twisted. Woke up the next morning and hair was super soft and shiny. Did not have to use hardly any heat. Usually I have to use a curling iron on it to be half way presentable. I attached picture. This is air dry and just two or three small sections curled with curling iron. For reference I am 59 and fought with coarse curly hair my whole life. I will now be adding this Macadamia masque to my routine and use this as a deep conditioner once a week. I know everyone's hair is different but this worked for me. Hope this helps you.

Been trying different masks consistently to find the best one for my hair. It did leave my hair slightly more hydrated after use, but sadly it wasn't such an impactful difference on my hair, like I experienced with other masks. I have medium thickness brown hair that can get very frizzy at times. I don't dye them but they are usually very dry.