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Frederic Fekkai Hair Mask with Shea Butter

mask anti damage hair My 4th of July weekend consisted primarily of laying in the sun and swimming (or rather sitting in) the pool. I rarely spend my summer days laying in the sun, because all I tend to think about is how damaging it is to my skin! BUT, since my hubby, who almost never gets any vacation time from work, got a whole 4-day weekend off, I made an exception. And so my list of things to do around the house (clean the fridge, organize the pantry, clean out the garage) is still laying on my kitchen counter, untouched (as is the power drill-which has been laying under the kitchen table for 6 weeks now, despite my pleadings to  hubby to put it away- gotta love married life;) ).

And so after blissful 4 days in the sun and chlorine water, my hair was so dry, stiff and almost dreadlocks-like, it looked something like this:

tekkai mask beforeI tried deep-conditioning it (mixing different conditioners together and leaving on my hair-tip I learned from a hair stylist), it didn’t do much; an egg mask did seem to help a little bit, but my hair still felt dry, so to Target I went!

I picked up this wonderful Fekkai Shea Butter Damage Protecting Hair Mask. I put it on washed hair really massaging it in, put on a cap, wrapped in a warm towel and left on for 20 mins. After that I air-dried my hair and my oh my! My hair felt so soft and bouncy, it hasn’t felt like this since my pre-ombre days. I just couldn’t stop touching it. The mask is not only supposed to be a “treatment for dry, unruly hair that lacks luster”, but it’s also supposed to protect the hair from any future damage.

I paid about $20.00 for this mask, which I thought was rather expensive but I’ve never tried any Fekkai products, so I decided to give it a try. It worked a lot better than a Bumble & Bumble mending mask that I got at sephora once, a while ago, for about $35.00.

I only used it twice, but as of right now, I’d say it’s definitely worth the price. It also smells amazing!!

tekkai shea butter damage protecting mask

<smooth hairAfter the treatment, I didn’t even have to style my hair. Once it air-dried, it strangely looked like I just had a blowout.

I’m really considering cutting my hair super short though, but as always, I’m afraid I’ll regret it later. Decisions, decisions….

Paula xxx

4 Comments

  • Reply
    Ewelina
    July 14, 2013 at 4:11 pm

    Uuu nice ur hair look like you just got out of a hair salon ;) I have heard a lot good stuff about Fekkai. I want to try the glossing shampoo but I’m afraid it’s going to weight my hair down sinceI never color treated my hair.Plus this stuff is mucho expensive hah. Love ur hair tho ;)

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      Paula
      July 16, 2013 at 10:14 am

      Awwe thanks! I was afraid the mask itself would weight down my hair too, but it didn’t. And yea, their products are pricey, I almost didn’t get it but my hair just felt like total crap. You’re lucky that you never color treated your hair! It’s like the worst thing you can do to your hair :)

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    Brenda
    March 14, 2014 at 3:48 pm

    Thanks for the info!! It seems to work good. now im using the Pro Naturals hair mask and its really awesome to repair hair, it leaves my hair so soft and super healthy.

    • Reply
      Paula
      March 14, 2014 at 4:05 pm

      Sounds so nice! You’re welcome Brenda, thanks for visiting!

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