Get it in 8 seconds. Shine, smoothness, gloss and. extended freshness?

Everyone wants to have shiny, silky, vibrant hair that looks its best. But sometimes, especially when you’re pressed for time, getting that flawless finish can seem to take an eternity.

Imagine being able to find what you’re looking for in just eight seconds. Imagine a product that requires very little work to give your hair a smooth texture, glossy shine, and long-lasting freshness.

This post will discuss how to quickly and simply change your hair routine to achieve that radiant, healthy look. Continue reading to learn more!

Masil 8 Seconds Salon Hair Mask

Producer: Korea Cost: I paid 744 rubles for it. 160 ml in volume (20 sachets of 8 ml)

Manufacturer"s promises:

A salon-quality mask is especially made for people who lack the time for regular, long-term hair care; it provides the desired effect quickly and effectively. The mask’s unique formula causes it to warm up on its own when applied, improving its ability to permeate the structure of the hair.

Advantages

Restores hair that has been harmed by thermal styling, coloring, and curling; strengthens the roots; nourishes and moisturizes extremely dry hair; enhances the protective qualities of the hair; and leaves hair looking better and feeling healthier right away.

There are really sweet promises on this mask. They promise to repair hair, hydrate and nourish, and improve the appearance of curly hair. And for a minute, all of this in just 8 seconds!

Moreover, fortify the roots. It appears that the manufacturer is hinting that the mask can be used in the root zone. Since I’m not used to applying such products to the scalp and hair roots, I wouldn’t dare attempt such a trick. Regardless of the content, it is psychologically challenging to do this

The bags come in a gray box that you don’t need to open and close each time because you can tear off the top along the perforation. Convenient, suffice it to say. Like China, Korea is generally known for attempting to make people’s lives easier in every way, which explains all of these handy bags, packages, etc.

The bags themselves feel really nice to the touch and are matte and velvety. Conveniently perforated as well. Thank goodness you can stop using your teeth to bite off the edges! I mean, who else has done this with comparable packages besides me?

Thankfully, there is a Russified sticker on the box even though there are no words in our language. It contains all the information you could possibly need, including a description, the product’s composition, usage suggestions, and manufacturer details.

How to use

The liquid from the bag must be combined 1:1 with water. The mass thickens and takes on the familiar mask consistency as a result of a chemical reaction that starts. With one exception, these work much more conveniently than blue Ladora ampoules because we can measure out the same amount of water by simply pouring water into an empty ampoule. Things get a little trickier with bags, but I managed to escape by taking a basic syringe without a needle.

Additionally, I’ve read that there is a second way to use it: just apply the contents of the bag straight to your hair. Chickens are being milked at Chernobyl, and the situation is not worse. Nevertheless, I still find it easier to follow the directions, and applying the product to the hair is more practical.

Compound

Ethylene glycol, Water, sodium lactate, cyclopentasiloxane, behentrimonium chloride, cetrimonium chloride, and Menthol, Scent, Salicylic acid pantenatal, Collagen, keratin, and hydrolyzed Hydrolyzed corn protein, wheat protein, soy protein, oat kernel extract, gelatin, and Acorus calamus root extract, rice bran extract, lavender extract, Centella asiatica extract, Perilla frutescens leaf extract, Ginkgo biloba leaf extract, parsley extract, lemon fruit extract, orange fruit extract, Kiwi fruit extract, Chrysanthemum zawadskii extract, and spirulina platensis extract are among the extracts found in licorice root.

Brief analysis:

Propylene glycol — humectant, solvent, preservative, softener.
Water — water.
Cetrimonium chloride — antistatic, preservative, antiseptic.
Steartrimonium chloride — preservative, conditioner, antistatic.
Cyclopentasiloxane — silicone derivative.
Behentrimonium chloride — conditioner, softener, antistatic.
Sodium lactate — conditioner, humectant.
Menthol — antiseptic, refreshes, relieves irritation.
Fragrance — fragrance.
Salicylic acid — preservative, regulates sebaceous glands, has antibacterial effect.
Panthenol — moisturizer, conditioner, softener.
Hydrolyzed collagen — collagen. Moisturizes, strengthens hair.Hydrolyzed keratin — keratin. Restores hair structure.Gelatin — gelatin. Thickener, adds shine to hair.Oat kernel extract — oat extract. Conditions, moisturizes, increases hair volume.Hydrolyzed corn protein — corn extract. Antistatic, softener.Hydrolyzed wheat protein — wheat protein. Restores hair, conditions, moisturizes, has an antiseptic effect, softens, strengthens.Hydrolyzed soy protein — soy protein. Moisturizer.Licorice root extract — licorice root. Antiseptic.Camellia sinensis flower extract — green tea leaf extract. Antioxidant.Calendula officinalis flower extract — calendula officinalis. Antiseptic, accelerates hair growth.Salvia officinalis leaf extract — sage. Antiseptic, adds shine to hair, used against dandruff.Acorus calamus root extract — calamus. Strengthens hair follicles.Rice bran extract — sowing rice. Conditioner, antistatic, strengthens hair.Lavender extract — lavender. Antiseptic, fragrance.Centella asiatica extract — centella asiatica. Antiseptic, restores skin.Perilla frutescens leaf extract — perilla extract. Has a moisturizing, anti-inflammatory, protective and strengthening effect.Ginkgo biloba leaf extract — ginkgo biloba. Antioxidant, improves hair structure.Parsley extract — parsley. Gives shine.Lemon fruit extract — lemon. Antiseptic, normalizes sebum secretion, relieves irritation.Orange fruit extract — mandarin. Fragrance, humectant, relieves inflammation, adds shine.Kiwi fruit extract — kiwi. Source of vitamin C, humectant, adds shine and smoothness to hair.Chrysanthemum zawadskii extract — chrysanthemum extract. Antioxidant.Spirulina platensis extract — spirulina. Nourishes skin and hair.

It’s a fairly well-composed piece. My hair adores keratin, soy proteins, wheat, and collagen. Furthermore, up to sixteen plant extracts! For the first time, silicone is another factor that makes me not want to apply this stuff to the roots.

Numerous ingredients are meant to soften, condition, and moisturize hair. Numerous antiseptics, sebaceous gland-regulating extracts, calming ingredients, and extracts that encourage quicker growth and strengthen roots—such as those found in calendula, sage, calamus, and lemon—are also present. Though there are more and more indications that we should use it on the root zone, I will still abstain.

In other words, the composition is effective; now is the time to put it to the test.

Method of application

In passing, I would like to commend the manufacturer for including expiration dates on every package. You’ll know if a few pieces are abruptly replaced with expired bags by mischievous little hands. Of course, God forbid. Generally speaking, the box itself has an initial sticker that serves as a sort of security against opening the package, so everything should be alright.

At first, the consistency was somewhat thicker than water, but still watery. Once combined with water, it forms a standard, slick mask that glides over hair easily. The product is instantly "eaten" by my hair.

Aroma: I’m sorry, ladies, but my sense of smell hasn’t quite recovered from a well-known virus. Thank goodness it was only mild. I detected hints of menthol, florality, and sweetness. Throughout the "mixing" and holding phases, the scent shifts, but overall, it remains agreeable.

Application:
I washed my hair with shampoo (Kikimora Estel), wrapped it in a towel, went to mix it. I mixed the product 1:1, it thickens, by the way, almost immediately, faster than Lador. I applied it to my hair, held it for 5-7 minutes, yes, I can"t hold the mask for 8 seconds, it"s a pity to wash it off so quickly I washed it off with water, my hair is already smoothed at this stage, then everything is as usual – leave-in products (Kaaral Style Perfetto cream), hair dryer, I don"t apply finishing oil because it"s unnecessary – my hair has already "eaten" enough of the mask, it feels like it would be unnecessary.

With a product that prolongs the life of your hair while increasing shine, smoothness, and gloss, you can achieve gorgeous, salon-worthy hair in just eight seconds. For people who want to effortlessly maintain healthy, vibrant hair, this is a quick fix.

It sounds like a dream come true to be able to achieve shiny, smooth, and fresh hair in just eight seconds. Such easy fixes can improve the effectiveness of hair care regimens, particularly for people with hectic schedules.

Even though the outcomes might be striking, it’s crucial to select products that work for your needs and hair type. Always be mindful of the ingredients and the post-use reactions in your hair.

It doesn’t take hours to get shiny, smooth hair if you take the proper approach. Sometimes all it takes to make a significant difference is a small boost.

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