Pomélo+Co. Peach Hydrating Mask
Clean deep hydration
Lactic Acid, Vitamin E, Squalane
Why here Lactic acid plus squalane hydrate and seal in one step, the best composition-to-price ratio in the group.
4.8 / 5
~$22
The best deep conditioner for dry hair pairs a humectant with a lipid seal. Pomélo+Co.'s Peach mask scores highest on clean composition, and SHYNE's Milky Glaze is the lighter pick for fine hair. Richer salon masks suit thick, coarse lengths, and budget options cover weekly hydration from $6.
Key takeaways
- 6 conditioners and masks compared, $6 to $39.
- Hydration and sealing are two separate steps.
- Once a week is enough for most hair types.
- Pomélo+Co.'s Peach mask does both in one step.
Best Deep Conditioners for Dry Hair
6 productsPomélo+Co.'s Peach mask pairs lactic acid with squalane, hydrating and sealing in one step, which is the best composition-to-price ratio in this group. SHYNE's Milky Glaze is the lighter option for dryness on fine hair. Richer salon masks suit thick, coarse lengths better, and the cheapest picks cover weekly hydration perfectly well.
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Questions
Dry hair, answered
01 Why is my hair still dry after using conditioner?
Conditioner seals moisture in but does not put water there. If the fibre was never hydrated, sealing it locks the dryness in. Apply a water-based leave-in to damp hair first, then the conditioning layer within a few minutes.
02 How often should you use a hair mask?
Once a week for most hair, twice for coily or bleached hair. More frequent use rarely improves results and tends to leave build-up that blocks the next application.
03 Do oils moisturise hair?
Oils seal rather than moisturise. They slow water loss from the fibre but add no water themselves, which is why an oil applied to dry hair makes it shinier without making it softer over time.