ENERGY MASK - Volumizing Mask Thin Hair 250 / 900 ml

Formulated with a combination of botanical extracts and essential oils, this Volumizing Mask for thin hair helps restructure and nourish the hair fiber, giving body and strength to weak, flat hair. Perfect for fighting frizz and restoring vitality to fine hair without weighing it down. Thanks to the benefits of Horse Chestnut and Saw Palmetto, it improves hair quality and structure. The ideal treatment for those who want fuller, stronger, and more energized hair. Now is the time to show off thick, healthy, and beautiful hair.

When is the best time to use a Volumizing Mask for Thin Hair?

Fine and flat hair: Fine hair needs specific treatments that strengthen it without weighing it down. Energy Mask harnesses the power of natural ingredients like Horse Chestnut and Saw Palmetto, known for their revitalizing and fortifying properties. Horse Chestnut helps strengthen the hair fiber, making hair more resistant and less prone to breakage. It also adds shine and density, improving the texture of the lengths and making them visibly healthier. Its anti-frizz action keeps hair more manageable and soft, preventing the static effect typical of fine and fragile hair.

On the other hand, Saw Palmetto acts as a true restructuring agent for weak and thin hair. It enhances the elasticity and strength of the hair fiber, making hair less fragile and fuller. Additionally, it helps add more volume and density to the lengths, avoiding a flat and lifeless appearance.

Together, these two ingredients deeply nourish the hair, protect it from external damage, and ensure a stronger, fuller, and more vibrant look. Perfect for those with fine, brittle hair or hair that tends to break easily!

Is it possible to purchase other volumizing products in your online store?

Absolutely! We invite you to check out the page dedicated to Natù hair masks. Also, try the Volumizing shampoo for weak hair.

The most common causes of knots in your thin hair and how to untangle them and make them stronger

On this page we have already told you about the strong detangling power of our Energy Mask revitalizing hair mask. The topic we want to delve into now is what are the most frequent causes that lead to the formation of knots in our hair and how to avoid them.

Knots are a very common problem because they can occur on all types of medium-length hair, both straight and curly.

The presence of knots often indicates unhealthy hair on a structural level. Frequent washing, drying and using a comb also contribute to weakening the hair. The scales lift, creating even more friction.

To solve this problem, it is therefore essential to understand the main causes that lead to dryness of the shaft and damage the structure of the hair.

Below you can find the most common causes:

• Using the straightener at too high temperatures and excessive heat from the hairdryer
• Exposure to the sun for too long
• Attack by atmospheric agents such as salt and wind
• Coloring and bleaching processes
• Treatments such as perms or straightening
• Frequent use of products that contain alcohol such as some gels, hairspray or mousse

Furthermore, rubbing your hair against the pillow during the night, especially with loose hair, is one of the causes of knots forming in our hair. Even the use of scarves, hats and sweaters during the winter season are common causes that can lead to this problem, as can the use of unsuitable combs. Finally, the use of particularly aggressive washing and styling products can lead to the formation of knots that are difficult to untangle.

The hairbrush, the most common cause of those much hated knots

All of these actions damage the hair structure, mainly starting from the outer layer of the hair shaft, which consists of a long series of cuticles.

These are nothing more than keratin scales facing the tip of the hair and arranged in rows along the surface of the shaft.

When the cuticles are healthy, they create a flat, compact structure, making it easier for the brush to glide through. However, in damaged hair, the cuticles are raised and altered compared to healthy ones.

In this case, when the brush is used, it creates friction, preventing the natural flow of keratin fibers and making it difficult to remove any residue. This friction easily leads to the formation of those dreaded tangles.

Hair knots, the solutions

There are several solutions to address this issue and promote healthy brushing.

The first and most important solution is to keep your hair healthy and hydrated. The best approach is to use a detangling hair mask like our Energy Mask regularly. This way, not only will you prevent tangles, but you’ll also help prevent split ends and strengthen weak and flat hair.

Secondly, it’s ideal to wash your hair no more than three times a week. Over-washing is unhealthy for hair because it ends up damaging it and weakening it even more.

Another important factor to consider is the drying process. When blow-drying, keep a certain distance from your hair and avoid using high temperatures.

Also, avoid going to bed with wet hair. Not only can it cause muscle pain and headaches, but when hair is wet, the cuticles aren’t fully closed. This makes it more likely for the hair to tangle and weaken, and over time, it can break more easily.

Other Tips

Trimming the ends of your hair regularly is another way to avoid one of the main causes of tangles. As mentioned earlier, keeping hair damaged and with split ends for long periods makes it easier for tangles to form and weakens the overall hair structure. For straight hair, brushing it often helps keep it clean and detangled. On the other hand, for curly hair, it’s best to brush it with wide-toothed combs or special brushes. Even better, do it while the hair is still damp, right after applying the hair mask.

Additionally, brush your hair one last time after washing it while it’s still damp, and then proceed to dry it with a blow dryer using a diffuser. Finally, for those who don’t like their hair blowing in the wind, a good tip is to tie it in a braid or bun. Use soft hair ties that don’t pull too tight to avoid further weakening the hair.

By following these simple tips, you can breathe new life into your hair. Your hair will be healthy, clean, and detangled, and you’ll finally be able to show off a light, knot-free mane.

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How to protect your Thin hair from the cold:  Volumizing Revitalizing mask and 8 practical tips

With the arrival of temperature fluctuations, we are forced to protect our hair from the cold. Let’s see how to do this with a revitalizing detangling mask and 8 practical tips.

As the temperature changes, the body undergoes a certain degree of stress, and so do our hair, which become increasingly dry and fragile, leading to general structural weakening.

In addition to the cold temperatures, heavy clothing like sweaters and coats can also cause some damage. Specifically, the use of hats and scarves, especially if made of synthetic materials, causes constant friction, sometimes creating static electricity. This results in hair becoming more sensitized, leading to dull, dry, and lackluster hair. Once damaged, hair will not only struggle to hold its shape but will also be more prone to frizz and becoming unruly.

How to Restore Shine and Energy to Your Hair

To get rid of tangles and frizz and ensure easy combing, we can use a shampoo, or even better, a detangling mask that will protect the hair from the cold, containing plant extracts and essential oils. These not only add tone and volume to the hair but also deeply nourish and restructure it. A mask and shampoo with these properties are also recommended for fine and thin hair, as they help strengthen the hair structure, giving it strength and vitality.

Due to the stress caused by the cold, a detangling mask is ideal for treating your hair, but first, use an energizing volumizing shampoo to restore energy. By massaging it well onto the scalp in circular motions, it works deeply on the scalp, stimulating hair follicle growth and restoring the health of the hair. Moreover, thanks to its toning and soothing action, it prepares the hair for the application of the detangling mask.

In these months, with temperatures dropping, we recommend giving your hair tone and volume with an energizing, moisturizing, and soothing hair mask. With it, you can easily regenerate your hair structure thanks to its detangling, energizing, and volumizing effects. It’s definitely the best choice during cold winter days. Applying the mask is easy. Simply distribute it evenly along the lengths to create a mask and leave it on for a few minutes. This way, the hair has time to absorb all the nourishing properties it needs.

Why Choose a Volumizing and Revitalizing Hair Mask

We created Energy Mask, the volumizing hair mask that combines a powerful detangling effect with a dual action of energy and volume. Thanks to its formula enriched with volumizing ingredients, it helps strengthen and give body to the hair, providing energy and protection even during the colder months. Through its plant-based formula, it easily reaches the hair shaft to give it strength and structure without weighing it down. If you have naturally very fine and thin hair, we also recommend applying Energy Volumizing Shampoo before using the mask. Thanks to its natural active ingredients, it provides structure and volume to weak and thin hair. Perfect for anyone who wants a stronger, healthier, and visibly more voluminous mane.

8 Practical Tips to Protect Your Hair from the Cold

Here are some useful tips to keep your hair healthy and strong even during winter:

1. Always use a brush, preferably with natural bristles (like wood), to prevent static electricity in your hair.
2. Wash your hair with lukewarm or cool water. Cold water helps seal the hair cuticle, making it shinier and healthier.
3. Avoid using a hairdryer on high heat and too close to your scalp. Also, try to limit the use of flat irons.
4. Don’t leave your hair wet after washing. This makes it weaker and frizzier.
5. Use soft hair ties or opt for loose hairstyles (a loose braid is ideal) to prevent hair breakage.
6. Massage your scalp with your fingertips to stimulate microcirculation. You can do this before or during shampooing—it’s simple and effective.
7. Eat a balanced diet! Prevent dryness and dehydration by consuming plenty of fruits and vegetables. Prioritize vitamins B, C, and E, as well as Omega-3 and Omega-9 (found in nuts and seeds).
8. Manage indoor-outdoor temperature changes. In winter, heated indoor spaces can be very dry, making hair more fragile and dehydrated. Using a humidifier can help maintain the right moisture level in the air, preventing frizz and tangles.

Final Thoughts

These are just a few simple daily habits to prevent hair damage in winter. If your hair is already damaged or feels particularly weak, the best solution is to start using professional hair care products right away. With the right products and a few extra precautions, you can keep your hair looking healthy, strong, and radiant—even on the coldest days!

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