Karseell Collagen Hair Mask for Dry Review Leave a comment

Purchase it for a rinse-out mask that can be applied for a quick pass or a long pass and when hair is dry, frizzy, color treated or chemically processed. The strength is from the collagen, coconut, argan, avocado and shea blend. The most significant restriction is the warning about fine hair, and the advice to keep it off the scalp. For the thick, curly or thirsty mid-lengths and ends, right.

Good for: Someone with thick, curly or color treated hair and dry ends.

Not for: Fine-haired and scalp that flattens when heavy mask is used a lot.

Pros:

• Collagen, coconut oil, argan oil, avocado oil and shea butter in one jar
• A formula that is sulfate free and paraben free, as listed.
• Frequently used in the home or salon, 500 ml jar.
• Leave-on time you choose: 5 to 20 minutes
• Can be used for chemically processed or treated hair

Cons:

• The listing states that they should be careful of fine hair.
• Avoid using for lengths and ends, because it can irritate the scalp.
• Three Things That Decide This Hair Mask

There are three factors that will determine if this mask is right for you: the ingredients, the leave on window, and the instructions for wearing the mask on your body.

Collagen, Coconut, Argan, Avocado And Shea In One Jar

The ingredients listed are collagen, coconut oil, argan oil, and then avocado oil and shea butter, and botanical extracts are listed on the label. This is a rich, oil-containing mix, and it’s clear what this mask is designed for: dry, damaged and frizzy hair that requires oil. If the area near the roots are soft while the ends are rough, then this is for you. The ingredients list also indicates that if your hair is fine and becomes limp when treated with oil, you should hesitate.

Five To Twenty Minutes, Your Call

Shampoo, towel dry to damp, apply. The time listed for regular conditioning is 5 to 10 minutes and for extra dry ends – 10 to 20 minutes or for thick and curly hair. That range is the useable portion; a short wash with normal hair, a longer one for rough ends. It also means you can get the benefits you want from one jar, as the shorter the leave on, the lighter the treatment. The longer end of that window is for thick and curly hair.

When it comes to your haircut, you should steer clear of mid-lengths and ends, but not the scalp

The listing is concise and explicit that this mask is for hair length/ends and not near the scalp. This isn’t something to overlook, though, as it will affect how you use it – part your hair, run it through the lower half, and keep it away from the roots. It also covers the winter/humid climate angle as dry indoor heating and humidity dry out the ends the most. This isn’t for you if you are looking for something to massage into your scalp.

The Karseell Collagen Hair Mask comes with a long list of benefits

According to the listing the product is a 500 ml jar. There is nothing else outlined in the box so proceed as if the item is what it is, and make plans accordingly.

All the oils and collagen are in one container, all are sulfate and paraben free, and it is compact enough to go a week between salon visits. Justified when longer leave-on times are planned to be used.

Frequently Asked Questions

May be used on fine hair?

Only with caution. According to the listing the mask is for all hair types, but with a warning for fine hair, while designed for hair length and ends away from the scalp.

What is the frequency of its use?

The listing puts the jar where it can be used a lot and used for weekly maintenance between salon visits, which is how it’s described. The duration of the leave-on is selected by you: 5 to 10 minutes for normal conditioning; 10 to 20 minutes for extra dry ends or thick, curly hair. No refill or renewal to purchase, only the jar to be purchased.

Does it even make sense to own a collagen hair mask?

If you have dry, frizzy or chemically treated hair, it can be, as the mask is applied to the mid-lengths and ends where damage is visible, and it contains oils and collagen. The real indicator is whether or not your ends are rough between washes. Otherwise, you don’t need this step.