Everything you need to know about Wella SP Repair Mask
Do you have hair that feels dry, brittle, and hard to comb after bleaching or colouring? The Wella SP Repair Mask is an intenSie hair mask that repairs damaged hair from within. The mask leaves your hair softer, smoother, and easier to comb, even after the first use. Damaged hair that finally feels the way it should: that’s what you get here.
What are the main benefits of the Wella SP Repair Mask?
The Wella SP Repair Mask is part of the Wella SP Repair line, specially developed for damaged and chemically treated hair. Here are the benefits you’ll notice right away:
- Hair feels instantly softer and smoother
- Easier to comb, even on the ends
- Less breakage after every wash
- Reduces frizz visibly
- Restores the structure of porous hair
- Available in 200 ml and 400 ml
- Suitable for damaged, bleached, and chemically treated hair
- Replaces your conditioner during the wash when you use it
How do I use the Repair Mask?
- Wash your hair with shampoo and rinse thoroughly.
- Pat your hair towel-dry so it’s damp but not dripping.
- Apply a generous amount of Wella SP Repair Mask through your hair, from mid-lengths to ends. Avoid the roots.
- Leave the mask on for 5 minutes.
- Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water.
Use the mask about once every three washes instead of your regular conditioner. Want to complete your care? Combine it with the Wella SP Repair Shampoo, which prepares your hair for the intenSie nourishment of the mask.
Why does this mask work so well on damaged hair?
Your hair feels softer after use and knots less easily. This is mainly thanks to hydrolysed keratin, a protein that attaches to damaged spots in your hair, filling them in. Your hair feels fuller and stronger afterwards.
A special type of Silicone in the formula also selectively binds to damaged parts of your hair. This makes your hair smoother and less prone to breakage. Whether you’re looking for an intenSie hair mask for dry hair or repair after bleaching, this mask tackles both. It’s a great choice when your hair seriously needs care.
What hair type is this mask best for?
The Repair Mask works best on medium to thick hair that is dry, porous or damaged from colouring, bleaching or heat. Is Wella SP Repair Mask suitable for bleached hair? Yes, it’s specifically made for that. Bleached hair is often porous and fragile, and the formula noticeably repairs that damaged structure.
If you have fine hair that easily looks flat or oily, this mask can be a bit heavy. In that case, use less and apply only to mid-lengths and ends, avoiding the roots. If you are sensitive to perfume or fragrance, it’s better to choose another product, as this mask has a strong scent.
How often should I use the Wella SP Repair Mask?
Use the mask once every three washes. On that wash, replace your regular conditioner with the mask.
How often you use Wella SP Repair Mask also depends on how damaged your hair is. If your hair is very dry or heavily damaged by bleaching, you can use it a bit more often, for example once every two washes. If you notice your hair responds well and feels softer, once every three washes is enough to maintain the result.
How does it differ from other repair masks?
The Wella SP Repair Mask is in the same category as masks from Kérastase or L'Oréal ProfesSionnel but comes at a more comfortable price. The effect is similar: softer hair, less breakage, easier to comb. Want to know which other products fit in the line? Check out the full Wella SP range.
If you have hair that is severely damaged by intenSie bleaching or perManent treatments, a bond builder like Olaplex can work deeper on the internal hair structure. The Repair Mask excels in immediate, tangible softness and protection of the hair surface. For those who colour or bleach regularly and want to keep hair smooth and strong, the Wella SP Repair Mask is a logical choice. Want even more repair in one package? Have a look at the Wella SP Repair Duo Set or the Wella SP Repair De Luxe Set for a complete at-home treatment.
If you prefer products without parabens or fragrance, another product suits you better. The Wella SP Repair Mask contains both, which isn’t a problem for most, but it’s good to be aware. Also check out the selection in the Damaged Hair category if you want to compare.
Ingredients & other info
Aqua, STearyl Alcohol, Cetyl Alcohol, Behenamidopropyl Dimethylamine, Bis‑Aminopropyl Dimethicone, Glutamic Acid, Phenoxyethanol, Benzyl Alcohol, Parfum (Or Parfum/Fragrance), Methylparaben, Propylparaben, Edta, Hydroxyisohexyl 3‑Cyclohexene Carboxaldehyde, Citric Acid, Sodium Chloride, Benzyl Salicylate, Hydrolyzed Keratin, Limonene, Alpha‑Isomethyl Ionone, Hexyl Cinnamal, Ethylparaben, Butylparaben, Isobutylparaben
We recommend checking the ingredient list on the packaging before use for the most accurate information. Due to product updates and optimisation, ingredients listed here may differ from those on the packaging.
Manufacturer Contact:Wella GerMany GmbH
Berliner Allee 65-65a
64295 Darmstadt
Deutschland
wellastore@wella.com
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