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Since turning 40 I love as much moisture as my body can take. Maybe I see dryin' up around the corner. Who knows. But the oils on my body, even my hair -- and yes, even though it's getting cake, I will generally do a mask when it is dirty and has a lot of natural and unnatural lipids on it. Lipids are units of fat. Here are the steps to do a hair mask when you don't feel like lathering, conditioning, drying, combing...And you want to repair, nourish, help cleanse and give your hair some extra love. Get disposable cheap shower caps to wear under your Sephora one. It will keep it insulated is there will be more heat too, so more vapor and that is more moisture. It is holding everything in like silicone, but we want that. This is my second one. I enjoy it, and I also infuse it with some honey drops to make it extra nutritive and enjoyable. Some out there will say never do this on dirty hair. Nurtrients won't get to the scalp. In a closed system (the plastic and the other Dry Bar cap) and with it marinading my hair overnight, it will clean it by loosening the dirt. And it will be nourished. Don't believe everything you read. There are basic freedoms. I go by results.Dry applications are sound. The ingredients in the Gisou will melt and soften the products in my hair that cause the cake I hate, and dirt, particulate matter, free radicals (no, I don't SPF my hair), product residue, and all types of debris. Look at the fat! It also has anti-oxidants and protien to help your hair. I know it is not directions to use overnight. But why waste the product when it will have a 4x affect when it can "distill" into the hair through time and body heat? Just science. This has always worked for me. Please do what you feel is comfortable.I use about four tablespoons, heaping and I add 2 vials of the honey oil. Then I work it into my hair. Scalp massager works all that in, and my hands too. I take my time, I get blood flowing to the region.You hair should not be white with product, your hair will "drink it up" and happily absorb it..See below how it looks fatty n' waxy; that is what you want.You can see the hair get coated but here is where this Sephora Scalp Massager really works to get any tassles or knots out of your mask. And it is a time to massage the oils into your scalp! Get the blood (that carries water and goodies to it!) to go there through applying pressure and motion (massage). WIN WIN. I use them for this purpose, and my fingers for shampoos and conditioning. It is excellent for a spa touch and has real value in this process, too.I do mine overnight applied dry. Remember water dilutes ingredients, is unstable, thusly you reduce the potency of the mask. Without oxygen, the product will remain alive to do its job because it won't evaporate as readily. Also, you get the most money and value out of doing intensives, instead of diluting the mask in the shower when it supposed to work after 5-7 minutes. It does, but think how much more the longer it's on. It makes the steep price worth it to me because they are my overnight intensives. I do them 3-4 a month maybe. When I feel like it. Intensive conditioning treatments pale compared to this. Add a lot of water dilutes, destabilizes, does not mix with fat, and it may not be worth coating your mask with so I don't recommend adding any water. Whatever water in the mask, is enough for this application. As I will describe, I do put some moisture on in the next step; it's aqueous but won't hurt. Fats change the consistency and balminess of other fats to the benefit of your hair and scalp; impurities separate, melt, and dissolve from the cap and your body heat. Plus the viscosity and ingredients in the mask will have a great pulling force on the dirt. Hairdryer heat is electric and it is not the same as your skin's metabolic heat that emits gas everywhere, all the time. So I don't recommend taking a blow dryer to your mask to speed things up. Your heat right on our head and scalp does cause really weak vaporization or maybe its condensation - but whatever. The mask (to a modest extent; it is still helpful). That adds to the ingredients' ability to distill into the follicle/hair/the ends get dunked in fat they love it, and overnights like this are so moisturizing and nourishing.Off-label I do a few sprays of the thermal spray. It's not for adding more scent, but as a thermal spray it is another barrier to utililze! It creates a secondary barrier over your hair and thier follicles, and is damage control. If it protect it from heat, it could neautralize any oxidative stress and I personally think it helps repair thermal damage. The mask should, and the drops help, but I add this to make sure. I use it for thermal styling but second I purchase it for these hair masks.I add about 6 pumps and kinda work it in after I put the disposable one on, I'll place my hands on my head/disp. shower cap and massage the hair through the plastic. I integrate all of it!These are cheap, they work, they insulate. Try it!It will be a great morning.Last you put on your cap and forget about your hair while it's being tended to like a BOSS in your shower cap that will not even get dirty!These are inexpensive and so useful. They lock in everything and keep your nice shower cap very clean.It doesn't even need to enter the shower. I take the top cap off and done. I never have had to really wash or launder them. When I do shampoo I will have already lifted out or melted the dirt and grody product. The rinsing will take only a third of the time because it will all come off so fast. It will not be sudsy. I don't shampoo, and I don't condition. In this instance, once out of the shower I will use a sample dry shampoo on damp hair, a little more as it dries, and then a little leave-in conditioner too. (I use mostly Sephora leave-ins, I love amika Vault Leave-In Conditioner for Color-Treated Hair or Drybar Liquid Glass Miracle Smoothing Sealant## but I recommend not more or less, but as an equal to Amika, "It's a 10: Miracle Leave-in Plus Keratin.After Amika, or I need to change, as I rotate a lot, I do really like this. I won't discuss it extensively since Sephora does not carry it. My hair is so happy! And it does retain that smell wafting in that aroma all night. If you have the Gisou perfume, I do put it on just before I dry my hair and a little after. It completes the experience! And the smell is more lasting. Just rinse your hair so all the product is mostly off but don't over rinse. A mask pulls out impurities, and it was doing it all night. It also instilled goodness so take care not to strip your good emollients, natural sebum, vitamins, and proteins from your hair. It does get stripped by certain shampoos. This helps immensely. It is also why I don't recommend shampooing. The hair gets clean through the night. I see the results for about three days. It is SHINY, SOFTER AND SMELLS NICE. It is easy to wear overnight. I feel like I am doing something important for once. 👑 Our hair is our crown. 👑 👑👑👑 🛀🛀🛀V21988🛀🛀🛀🛀.....