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Bioaqua Rice Raw Pulp Hair Mask For Dry Damaged Hair 500g
Bioaqua Rice Raw Pulp Hair Mask For Dry Damaged Hair 500g
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Product Information
The Bioaqua Rice Raw Pulp Hair Mask For Dry Damaged Hair is a 500g deep-conditioning treatment formulated to nourish, repair, and smooth all hair types — with particular effectiveness on dry, damaged, and frizzy hair. Enriched with Oryza Sativa (Rice) Extract and Cetyl Alcohol, the soft, delicate formula penetrates deep into the hair core to replenish nutrients, repair damaged cuticle scales, and restore the hair's natural softness, shine, and vitality. It addresses dryness, frizz, and split ends, leaving hair stronger, smoother, and more manageable with every wash. A leave-on time of 5–10 minutes per application and consistent use two to three times a week delivers the most visible results over time.
Benefits
- Oryza Sativa (Rice) Extract nourishes and strengthens hair from the core, improving dryness and split ends
- Smooths damaged hair cuticle scales and tames frizz for manageable, shiny, and smooth hair
- Deeply nourishes and repairs dry and damaged hair, restoring softness, brightness, and natural vitality
- Cetyl Alcohol conditions and softens the hair, improving texture and post-wash feel
- Suitable for all hair types, especially dry, damaged, and frizzy hair
- Generous 500g size ideal for regular weekly deep-conditioning use
Instructions
- Wash hair with shampoo and rinse thoroughly.
- Apply an appropriate amount of hair mask evenly to hair, focusing on mid-lengths and ends.
- Leave on for 5–10 minutes to allow the ingredients to penetrate the hair core.
- Rinse thoroughly with clean water.
- Use 2–3 times a week consistently for best results.
Key Ingredients
Oryza Sativa (Rice) Extract penetrates the hair shaft to deliver nutrients directly to the hair core, repairing damaged cuticle scales, improving strength, and restoring a healthy shine and smoothness. Rice Extract works most effectively with regular use — the cumulative repair of the hair fibre becomes more visible over several weeks of consistent application. Cetyl Alcohol is a fatty alcohol that acts as a conditioning agent, softening the hair and improving its overall texture, manageability, and post-wash feel without weighing it down.
Full Ingredients List
- Oryza Sativa (Rice) Extract
- Cetyl Alcohol
FAQs
1. How is this 500g mask different from the 400g version?
Both products are rice-based hair masks with similar repair and nourishing benefits. This 500g version lists Oryza Sativa (Rice) Extract and Cetyl Alcohol as its published key ingredients, while the 400g version includes a broader ingredient list. The 500g size offers more product for those who use a hair mask frequently or have long or thick hair.
2. How long should I leave the mask on?
Leave on for 5–10 minutes after application to allow the Rice Extract to penetrate the hair core effectively before rinsing.
3. How often should I use this mask?
Two to three times a week is recommended. The product page notes that Rice Extract works most effectively with regular, consistent use — cumulative repair becomes more visible over time.
4. Where should I focus the application?
Focus on mid-lengths to ends where damage — such as dryness, frizz, and split ends — is most visible. Avoid applying heavily to the roots to prevent product build-up at the scalp.
5. Is this mask suitable for all hair types?
Yes. It is listed as suitable for all hair types, with particular effectiveness on dry, damaged, and frizzy hair.
6. Do I need to shampoo before applying this mask?
Yes. The instructions specify applying the mask after shampooing and rinsing, on clean damp hair. This prepares the hair cuticle to absorb the treatment ingredients more effectively.
7. Will this mask weigh my hair down?
The formula is described as soft and delicate in texture. Cetyl Alcohol is a lightweight conditioning agent that conditions without excessive heaviness. Applying primarily to mid-lengths and ends — rather than roots — will minimise any risk of the hair feeling weighed down.
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