Hair care that makes me happier! Comparing two of the best hair masks Lebel Viege Soft and Lador Hydro LPP

Good, glossy hair can make a big difference in your confidence and attitude. Achieving the ideal blend of volume and smoothness without excessive effort is a common goal, and selecting the appropriate hair mask can significantly improve results. Lebel Viege Soft Hair Mask and Lador Hydro LPP Hair Mask are two well-liked products on the market that are both renowned for their nourishing qualities.

Still, how are these two masks alike? Though their benefits vary based on your needs, they all claim to deeply condition and rejuvenate your hair. We’ll go over the salient characteristics of both products in this post to help you choose which one to try out more often for happier, healthier hair.

Viege Treatment Soft mask

I went into great detail about my favorite here:

There’s a casting of Lebel Viege in my enormous bins. I’m not sure whether to give my hamster praise or criticism because there are so many other products that I love that the small casting was just lost. If it hadn’t run out so quickly, I would have given it to him. The mask is amazing at reviving hair in any strange situation.

However, I now have the chance to revisit my impressions and contrast this mask with the Lador mask.

I’ll quickly recap the key features of Lebel Viege for you.

This miracle can be purchased for as little as 2500 rubles for 240 ml. In addition, there are 1000 and 600 ml sizes.

The packaging is sturdy. The soft plastic tube is housed in a cardboard box. It has a minimalistic design aesthetic. The snap-on cap is sturdy and dependable, and the light plastic has a very pleasant tactile quality.

• The texture of the mask is creamy, slightly uneven.
• The color is beige.
• The aroma of Viege is subtle and multifaceted, it is a complex perfume composition. Floral, light and fresh, and quite persistent. Very pleasant.

Composition

Water, Cyclopentasiloxane, Cetyl Alcohol, Glyceerin, Dimethicone, Betaine, Steartrimonium Bromide, Asparagus Officinalis STEM EXTRACT, PERSEA GRATISSIMA (Avocado) Oil, Macadamia NTEGRIFOLIA SEED OIL, Limnanthes Alba (Meadowfoam) Seed Oil, Hazel (Corylus Americana) Nut Oil, Olyza Sativa (Rice) Germ Oil, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea Butter), Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis (Sweet Almond) Oil, Camellia Japonica Seed Oil, Grape (Vitis Vinife) Inensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Rosa Canina Fruit Oil, Evening Primrose (Oenothera Biennis) Oil, Succinoyl Atelocollagen, Hydrolyzed Elastin, Cystine, Platinum Powder, Sodium Hyaluronate, Hydrolyzed Keratin, Cetrimonium Chloride, Steram IDOPROPYL DIMETHYLAMINE, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, PolyglyCeryl-10 Pentahydroxystearate, Dimethiconol, AMODIMETHICONE, C12-14 PARETH-12, Lactic Acid, Sodium Citrate, Tocopherol,ASCORBYL DIPALMITATE, SODIUM BENZOATE, METHYLPARABEN, PROPYLPARABEN, PHENOXYETHANOL, DISODIUM EDTA, ALCOHOL, BUTYLENE GLYCOL, ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL, CARAMEL, FRAGRANCE.

The ingredient list is quite impressive. A number of oils, elastin, collagen, and keratin; hyaluronic acid; asparagus extract; and various silicones.

The mask has several uses, and it has always seemed to be well-balanced to me. It gives hair the appearance of being extraordinarily well-groomed—soft, silky, and smooth. Elastic, alive all the way to the tips. The absence of density in the mask, which leaves the hair elastic, manageable, and soft, is the only thing that might be confusing.

A follow-up test did not alter my assessment; despite the mask’s high cost, I think it is stylish and perfect.

I believe the pictures will express how happy I am more than words could:

And in an icy manner. Absolute perfection!

Mask Lador Eco hydro LPP treatment

Let’s now examine the Lador mask. Does it hold up to Viege?

Description

150 ml for 350 rubles is the price. There are two additional volumes of the mask available: 530 and 1000 ml.

I have a 150 ml tube that is snow white in color. The tube has a peculiar shape; it is flatter and appears wider than it is long. Professional lines typically feature a design of laconic minimalism. A few words and the company emblem.

The back of the tube has all the information that is required to use the mask, including usage guidelines and composition. There is also a sticker that repeats this information in Russian.

A first opening control is present. You can unscrew the cap to remove the foil membrane.

The base of the lid features a brand logo, and it is composed of translucent plastic. These kinds of design elements are eye-catching, appealing, and extremely adorable.

The design is quite practical and easily opens with wet hands. The lid snaps shut securely. Sturdy when kept vertically; it holds tightly, doesn’t leak, and prevents the product from drying out and developing ugly streaks on the inside.

• Texture thick cream, not greasy
• Color white
• Aroma pleasant, typically cosmetic. Powder and flowers, I think of daffodils. A bit heavy for me, but not suffocating. Unobtrusive and not persistent.

Composition

Water Jojoba oil, Olea europaea (olive) fruit oil, cetearyl alcohol,benzoyl alcohol,olé alcohol, Root extract from Daucus carota sativi, Dimethylamine stearamidopropyl, Benzophenone-9, lactic acid, Di-C12-18 Alkyl dimonium chloride, Panthenol, Methylcloroisothiazolinon, Parfum, Hydrolyzed Collagen

The composition is obviously not as rich as Lebel’s. The presence of benzyl alcohol at the composition’s beginning, which is most frequently used as a flavoring and preservative, was the first thing that confused me.

Carrot extract, a potent antioxidant that successfully repairs, strengthens, and nourishes hair, is combined with lactic acid, panthenol, moisturizing fatty alcohols, and olive and jojoba oils. It is the hydrolyzed collagen that gives the restorative effect.

Intricate mask. The composition contains a Benzophenone-9 UV filter but no silicones. This is especially pertinent on the eve of summer. The product has a cumulative effect, according to the manufacturer, and its slightly acidic pH of 5.5 is especially good for weak, dry, and sensitive hair.

Impressions

It’s simple to distribute the mask. It smoothes strands, enveloping each hair in a delicate emulsion, and quickly makes wet strands slippery and plump despite the lack of silicones. Where the mask is already in place and where more needs to be added are immediately apparent. It’s economical; a walnut-sized portion works well for my rather long hair.

The mask provides enough conditioning; the hair easily detangles after washing, but it doesn’t take on my preferred "seaweed" appearance.

The dried hair made me very happy! They appear to have gotten everything they required on par. glossy, crumbly, and smooth.

The hair gains an internal frame and a delicate seal from the mask, which gives the hair its volume and friability—the desired appearance of having "a lot of hair." Lador triumphs over Lebel in this.

The hair retains its elasticity at the same time, which is particularly apparent in the most damaged parts of the hair—the front strands and ends. They don’t creak and stay supple. Avoid becoming tangled in the daytime.

Without using a hairdryer, the hair was dried, but the frizz was controlled by the mask. I’m sure using a hairdryer to style will add even more shine.

My hair dried naturally, without the use of a hairdryer, in every picture in this post.

I use cold styling quite a bit, and I adore curl-forming products. In this instance, Lador did not let us down either; the braid’s curls are shiny, elastic, and frizz-free.

This is a challenging look to achieve on damaged colored hair. Without hyperbole, shine with Lador hair. They become stronger and more vibrant. This mask exceeded my expectations; it was highly appreciated and came at a very fair price!

Nevertheless, additional testing revealed some subtleties.

I was taken aback by the mask’s overly stiff ends after using it multiple times. My hair seems to have lost volume, is less manageable than it used to be, sticks out unsightly in braids, and has sticks-like ends that cling to one another and break off into strands. I immediately noticed this because I dislike stiffness in my hair and wanted to avert a disaster.

This is the way the mask’s cumulative effect shows up. Additionally, moisturizing was insufficient; brittleness increased. The issue is entirely resolved by switching to another type of care (Lakme Organic Balance, which contains moisturizing ingredients but no proteins).

The cumulative effect does, however, have some benefits. For optimal results, the mask should be applied to the hair for a longer period of time the first time—10 to 15 minutes is recommended—and then for another 5 to 7 minutes.

Additionally, the mask may display signs of overaccumulation when rich protein leave-in products are used. This may manifest as brittleness, white spots, or crispness and hardness of the ends. The perfect combination was with Kerastase Soleil, a light moisturizing cream that I usually found to be too light and didn’t find a place for in my routines. Thus, until the next wash, the ends stay whippy and soft the entire time.

I’ll remember that the mask is very potent.

Feature	Lebel Viege Soft	Lador Hydro LPP
Hair Type	Best for thin, weak hair	Suitable for all hair types, especially damaged hair
Main Benefit	Softens and nourishes hair	Repairs and strengthens hair structure
Key Ingredients	Natural oils and plant extracts	Hydrolyzed collagen and silk proteins
Texture	Creamy, lightweight	Thick and rich
Fragrance	Light, herbal scent	Mild, clean fragrance
Effect on Hair	Makes hair soft, shiny	Repairs split ends, improves elasticity

Though each has advantages of its own, Lebel Viege Soft and Lador Hydro LPP hair masks are equally beneficial. While Lador Hydro LPP focuses more on deep repair and helps restore damaged hair, Lebel Viege Soft is fantastic at preserving moisture and keeping hair soft and manageable.

Lebel Viege Soft might be your best option if you want to increase your skin’s hydration and softness. However, the Lador Hydro LPP mask offers the necessary repair to restore strength and vitality for those with more severe hair damage.

In the end, both masks can improve your hair care regimen, resulting in happier and healthier-feeling hair and you after each use. Finding the one that most closely matches your unique requirements is the key.

Choosing the correct hair care products can significantly increase your happiness and confidence. Lebel Viege Soft and Lador Hydro LPP are two products that excel in this regard. While both masks nourish and repair damaged hair, their advantages are marginally different. While Lador Hydro LPP deeply hydrates and strengthens hair, giving it the ideal condition for dry or damaged hair, Lebel Viege Soft concentrates on smoothing and softening for a luxurious impression. Depending on what your hair needs, you can choose between the two, but having healthier, more gorgeous hair can make you feel happier.

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