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Le Masque Réparateur
Mask for coily, curly and afro hair
Le Masque Réparateur Cacao & Hibiscus restores substance to coily, curly and wavy hair left brittle by dryness: its rich texture deeply nourishes the hair fibre and makes detangling easier, without weighing hair down or leaving a greasy film. The second step of the Rituel Texture®, it is applied section by section to towel-dried hair after Le Shampoing Réparateur.
250 ml. 98% ingredients of natural origin (ISO 16128 standard).
With cocoa butter and hibiscus.
Made in France.
£42.00 GBP
Taxes included
Results
From the very first application: softer lengths, noticeably easier detangling and ends that feel less rough.
Over time, every 7 to 10 days at the pace of the Rituel Texture®: a stronger hair fibre, fewer split ends and curls that regain their elasticity.
In use: a rich texture that you warm between your hands before applying, and a light scent of cocoa and hibiscus that does not linger.
How to use it
Step 1
On clean, well towel-dried hair (this matters), after Le Shampoing Réparateur, warm Le Masque Réparateur between your hands, then apply it section by section, starting with the lengths and ends before working your way up.
Step 2
Massage your lengths and leave on for 10 minutes:
- Under a plastic cap if your hair is highly porous.
- Uncovered if your hair has low porosity.
While the mask is on, or just before applying Le Masque Réparateur, detangle with Le Peigne de Man Dol’, from the ends towards the roots. Switch back to your fingers as soon as you meet resistance.
Step 3
Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water.
Le Masque Réparateur comes in at the Lengths & ends massage step of the Rituel Texture®, which is carried out every 7 to 10 days. Between two rituals, there is no need to repeat it.
Avoid contact with eyes. Keep out of reach of children. Do not swallow. For external use only.
Who it's for
For afro, coily, curly and wavy hair, especially when it is dry, brittle or weakened by colouring, heat or extensions. The formula is suitable for sensitive scalps.
If your lengths mainly lack day-to-day softness rather than deep repair, La Crème Coiffante will serve you best.
Ingredients and formula
Cocoa butter: deeply nourishes, repairs damaged lengths and reduces breakage.
Hibiscus: restores softness and elasticity to the hair fibre.
Sulfate-free, paraben-free, silicone-free.
INCI (full list)
Aqua, Theobroma Cacao Seed Butter, Hibiscus Sabdariffa Flower Extract, Rosmarinus Officinalis Leaf Water, Glycerin, Cetearyl Alcohol, Behentrimonium Methosulfate, Cetyl Alcohol, Caprylyl Glycol, Parfum, Sodium Benzoate, Potassium Sorbate, Citric Acid, Lactic Acid, Benzyl Alcohol, Linalool, Limonene, Geraniol.
What our customers say
4,9/5, 14 reviews
What they appreciate
Customers mostly mention stronger hair and less breakage over time. Detangling becomes easier, even on very coily hair, and the lengths stay soft and manageable. The texture melts quickly, rinses out easily, and a small amount is enough. A customer with 4B and 4C hair finds it ideal, and several praise its soft scent.
What you should know
As customers themselves say, the results show all the more when Le Masque is used regularly. A customer with 4B and 4C hair notes that it "really strengthens" her hair "with each use". Another would have liked it a little more moisturising: that is the role of La Crème Coiffante, applied afterwards.
All reviews can be read in full further down this page.
The second step of the Rituel Texture®
Le Masque Réparateur comes after Le Shampoing Réparateur, which has cleansed the scalp and prepared the fibre, and before La Crème Coiffante, which locks in moisture at styling time. It is also while the mask is on that detangling with Le Peigne de Man Dol’ is easiest.
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Your questions about Le Masque Réparateur, answered
Before or after shampooing?
After. Le Shampoing Réparateur cleanses first, then Le Masque Réparateur nourishes clean hair, following the order of the Rituel Texture®.
Is it suitable for fine or thick hair?
Le Masque suits all hair types, fine or thick. On fine hair, a little product is enough so as not to weigh it down; on long or thick hair, allow for more to cover every strand.
How often should you use Le Masque Réparateur?
Every 7 to 10 days, at the pace of the Rituel Texture®. A mask every single week is not necessary on coily hair.
Avoid contact with eyes. Keep out of reach of children. Do not swallow. For external use only.
Can the Mask be used on coloured or chemically treated hair?
Yes. Coloured, bleached or relaxed hair has undergone chemical treatment and breaks more easily: Le Masque, free from sulfates and silicones, gently nourishes it and helps limit breakage.
Avoid contact with eyes. Keep out of reach of children. Do not swallow. For external use only.
How long should Le Masque be left on?
About ten minutes, as in the steps of the Rituel Texture®. You can detangle with Le Peigne de Man Dol’ in the meantime.
Does the Mask help define coily curls?
By nourishing the fibre, Le Masque softens it, which makes curls easier to define. La Crème Coiffante then completes the shaping.
How much should you use?
Adjust the amount to the length and density of your hair: a little on fine hair, more on long or thick hair. Apply to the lengths and ends, strand by strand, for even coverage.
Avoid contact with eyes. Keep out of reach of children. Do not swallow. For external use only.
Is the Mask silicone-free?
Yes. Le Masque Réparateur is formulated without silicones, sulfates or parabens: it nourishes the fibre without weighing it down.
Is it a protein mask?
No. Le Masque Réparateur is a nourishing mask, with cocoa butter and hibiscus: it softens the fibre and makes detangling easier, with no added proteins. A protein mask can help out a very damaged or bleached fibre, but it stiffens the hair when repeated. On coily hair, the most common need is softness.
