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Collagen Shea Butter Hair Mask

Collagen Shea Butter Hair Mask

 (6898 Reviews)

Deep Hydration

💧 Frizz Control

🧴 Shea Butter + Collagen Care

⏱️ 3-Minute Hair Rescue

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Collagen Shea Butter Hair Mask

Collagen Shea Butter Hair Mask

Regular price $295.94
Regular price $295.94 Sale price $375.95
SAVE 21% Sold out
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Intensive moisture for dry, stressed hair

Soft, glossy hair—without the salon wait.

A rich collagen + shea butter rinse-out mask that helps dry, frizzy and over-processed lengths feel softer, look smoother and detangle with less effort—in as little as 3 minutes.

Dry & frizzy hair Color-treated hair Heat-styled hair Sulfate-free
3 minQuick rinse-out ritual
50 gTravel-friendly size
Mid-lengths → endsWhere hair needs it most
Smoother-looking finish
Softens dry-feeling ends
Helps ease detangling
Made for weekly wash day
Dry and tangled hair concerns addressed by an intensive hair mask
When conditioner is not enough

Dryness shows up as frizz, tangles and ends that never feel finished.

Color, hot tools, weather and everyday friction can leave the hair surface feeling rough and looking dull. This mask adds a richer conditioning step exactly where damaged-looking hair tends to need it most.

Rough, thirsty ends

Hair feels dry soon after wash day and lacks a soft, conditioned finish.

Knots and snagging

Long, textured or processed hair takes more effort to comb through.

Frizz without shine

Raised, flyaway strands make the overall finish look less polished.

One mask, four finish upgrades

The wash-day reset for hair that needs more than basic conditioner.

The creamy formula coats mid-lengths and ends to improve the feel, manageability and visible finish of dry-looking hair.

Hair mask benefits for softness, smoothness, shine and easier detangling
01 · SOFTNESS

Softer-feeling ends

Helps dry, coarse-feeling lengths feel more conditioned and touchably smooth.

02 · DETANGLING

Less combing drama

Adds slip to help knots release with less pulling during your post-wash routine.

03 · SMOOTHNESS

A more polished finish

Helps tame the look of flyaways and frizz so strands appear more aligned.

04 · SHINE

Healthy-looking gloss

Smoother-looking strands reflect light more evenly for a fresh, glossy appearance.

Formula focus

Rich conditioning care, focused where dryness lives.

Collagen-inspired hair care meets the cushiony feel of shea butter in a concentrated mask designed for dry, colored and heat-styled lengths.

Shea butter conditioning

Known for its rich emollient feel, helping dry ends feel softer and more supple.

Collagen hair-care concept

Complements the rich-conditioning formula for a smoother, more polished-looking finish.

Sulfate-free formula

A conditioning step made to complement routines for color-treated and processed hair.

Collagen and shea butter hair mask formula and packaging
Creamy hair mask applied to damp hair after shampooing
The texture

Rich where you need it. Easy to rinse when you are done.

The creamy texture spreads through damp hair and clings to dry ends instead of sliding straight off. Leave it on for about 3 minutes, rinse thoroughly and style as usual.

Pro tip: Fine or easily weighed-down hair should start with a small amount and keep it below the ears. Thick, long or highly processed hair can layer a little extra over the driest ends.
The visible finish

From dry and unruly to smoother, shinier and easier to style.

A consistent conditioning routine can help improve how stressed hair looks and feels after washing and drying.

Before and after visual showing a smoother-looking hair finish
More alignment, less visible frizz

A smoother-looking surface helps hair appear more polished from roots to ends.

Long blonde hair before and after conditioning care
Soft movement and light-catching shine

Conditioned lengths are easier to comb, blow-dry and wear with a cleaner finish.

Images illustrate the intended cosmetic finish. Individual results vary with hair type, condition, amount used, styling method and frequency of use.

Made for real-life hair stress

A smart match for the hair concerns that show up most on wash day.

Color-treated

For lengths that feel drier or rougher after coloring and toning.

Heat-styled

For hair regularly exposed to blow dryers, flat irons or curling tools.

Curly or frizz-prone

For textures that benefit from more slip, softness and control.

Long and tangle-prone

For ends that knot easily and need a richer conditioning step.

Your 3-minute wash-day ritual

Simple enough for every week. Rich enough to feel like a reset.

1

Shampoo and remove excess water

Gently squeeze or towel-blot hair so it is damp, not dripping wet.

2

Work through mid-lengths and ends

Distribute evenly, focus on the driest areas and leave on for about 3 minutes.

3

Rinse thoroughly

Rinse in the direction of the hair. Start with 1–2 uses per week and adjust to your hair.

Three-step directions for using the collagen and shea butter hair mask
Wash-day notes

Why it earns a spot in the weekly routine.

Customer favorites
★★★★★
“My highlighted ends usually feel rough right after blow-drying. This made them feel noticeably softer and much easier to brush through.”
Jamie R.Color-treated, long hair
★★★★★
“It feels rich in the shower but rinses clean. My curls looked less puffy the next morning and the ends felt more conditioned.”
Maya T.Curly, frizz-prone hair
★★★★★
“I leave it on while I finish my shower. Three minutes is realistic, and my long hair does not fight the comb nearly as much afterward.”
Sophie K.Dry, tangle-prone hair
Questions, answered

Everything to know before your next wash day.

What hair types is this mask best for?
It is best suited to dry, frizzy, color-treated, heat-styled, tangle-prone or rough-feeling hair. Fine hair can use it too—start with a small amount and keep it away from the roots.
How much should I use?
Start with a small amount and add more only where needed. Short or fine hair needs less; long, thick or highly processed hair may need more through the mid-lengths and ends.
How often should I use it?
A good starting point is 1–2 times per week. Adjust based on how dry your hair feels and whether it is fine, thick, curly, colored or frequently heat-styled.
Can I apply it to my scalp?
For most hair types, focus on the mid-lengths and ends and avoid the scalp and roots. This helps deliver conditioning where it is needed without weighing down the crown.
Can I use it on color-treated hair?
Yes. It can be used as a conditioning step for color-treated lengths. If your scalp is freshly processed or feels sensitive, wait until it is comfortable and follow your stylist’s aftercare guidance.
Will it make fine hair feel heavy?
It can feel rich if too much is used. Fine hair should begin with a small amount, apply below the ears and rinse thoroughly. Increase only if the ends still feel dry.