Review of the reconstructing hair mask from Alfaparf

The Alfaparf brand has existed on the world market for hair products for more than thirty years, has its own research laboratories and production facilities, and sells its products in 80 countries around the world. The image and reviews of the brand are quite good, which served as the basis for me choosing a new line of hair care products. I chose the shampoo from the series against hair loss, to stimulate hair growth, and the mask from the regenerating series, which I will tell you about today. I was also captivated by the fact that the mask does not contain sulfates, parabens, paraffin, mineral oil!

Alfaparf cosmetics are created using the latest technologies using natural ingredients.

The mask is designed to restore, strengthen, give strength to the hair, make it more resistant to damage.

From the manufacturer. The product is intended for intensive restoration of dry, porous, brittle and split ends. The composition contains bamboo extract, B5 provitamins, natural oils, silk proteins.

The mask for reconstruction Alfaparf at the molecular level restores damaged hair areas, smoothes the cuticle layer, stimulates metabolic processes in hair follicles, which accelerates growth. With the complex and systematic use of the alfaparf mask, the curls become stronger, become elastic, a healthy natural shine appears.

Advantages:

• heals the roots, intensively restores;
• makes curls luxurious and well-groomed;
• prevents fragility, normalizes lipid balance;
• has the strongest healing effect.

Mode of application: Apply a small amount to clean, damp hair along the entire length, leave for 5 minutes. Rinse thoroughly.

Composition: Aqua (Water), Myristyl Alcohol, Cetrimonium Chloride, Cetearyl Octanoate, Cerearyl Alcohol, Parfum (Frangrance), Stearalkonium Chloride, Phenoxethanol, Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein, Citric Acid, Coco-Glucoside, Glyceryl Oleate, Propylene Glyternium-95 , Glycerin, Propanediol, Sodium Dilauramidoglutamidelsysne, Methlisothazolinone, Sodium Benzonate, Carnosine, Linum Ustatissimum Seed Extract, Bambusa Vulgaris Leaf / StemExtract, Casalpina Spinosa Gum.

Well, like all professional masks, there are very few natural ingredients in the mask, in the last places in the composition, which indicates their small amount, are flax seed extract, extract of bamboo leaves and stems.

The mask is in a convenient tube (you don't need to grab it with your hand, as in some masks), all the information about the mask is described, but only in Russian there is no description. The texture of the mask is thick, but it spreads through the hair easily, my hair absorbs it very quickly. It is difficult to wash off the mask from the hair, you need to rinse well with running water, when you wash off the mask, the hair is already slipping in my hands, I love it very much and it's a shame that few masks do this with my hair.

The mask contains bamboo extract, hydrolyzed protein, which speaks not only of hair restoration, but also of their hydration, and as we know, any type of hair needs hydration.

I have been using the reconstructing mask for three weeks already, so the impression of it has already formed. My hair, in principle, is normal, dyed using the balayage technique, so the ends need more nourishing care, for this purpose I always take restorative or nourishing masks.

In general, the mask nourishes the hair, makes it softer, more manageable and shiny. This mask does not give deep recovery, for me there are more successful masks in this regard, to maintain daily care, the mask is quite suitable. And what I liked was that the mask works well after a natural shampoo (Richenna), because usually after such shampoos, the hair turns into straw and without a good mask, it is not even amenable to combing.

In general, the mask deserves a four (on a five-point scale), but with its overpriced I will not buy any more, because there are cheaper masks and the result from which will not be worse.