Three Angel Professional masks. Similarities and differences. Impressions after using on porous hair and a little winter care

When it comes to hair care, finding the right mask can make a big difference, especially for those with porous hair. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at three masks from the Angel Professional line. These products are known for their nourishing formulas, but how do they really perform on hair that tends to be dry and frizzy?

We’ll examine what makes each mask distinct, emphasizing the parallels and divergences between them. We’ll also discuss our personal experiences using them in the winter, when hair frequently requires more care and hydration.

This guide will provide you with the information you need, whether you’re trying to determine which mask is best for your hair or you’re just interested in seeing how they compare.

Mask	Impressions and Care Tips
Three Angel Professional Repairing Mask	This mask feels rich and hydrating. Great for winter care, helps smooth out the porous texture, but can feel a bit heavy if overused.
Three Angel Professional Nourishing Mask	A lighter option that nourishes without weighing down the hair. Works well on porous strands, especially in colder months, giving a softer feel.
Three Angel Professional Moisturizing Mask	Perfect for adding moisture back into dry, porous hair. This mask leaves hair feeling refreshed and more elastic, ideal for winter dryness.

The article compares and contrasts three Angel Professional masks, discussing their benefits and drawbacks, and offers the author’s personal thoughts after applying each to porous hair in the winter. With an emphasis on each mask’s ability to hydrate, smooth, and maintain overall hair health, it provides helpful advice for people who struggle with winter frizz and dryness.

Hair description

• Type: Slavic, curly, high porosity.
• Condition: refusal of henna. Natural color under henna. The ends are sparse from falling out, worn out over time, there are white dots.
• Feature: without proper care, they fluff up and fade in high humidity, low quality tap water, burn out in the sun, become electrified during the heating season.
• Length 69 cm. from the crown. Girth of the low ponytail 6.5 cm.
• What I want my hair to be: long, shiny, obedient. With the effect of volume or splendor along the length, but without frizz and looseness of the canvas.

Environment

In Stavropol, winter lasted two days. The urban landscapes of fairytales were reminiscent of Studio U. Disney cartoons. And then fall came around again. Amazing and complex. A hint of summer winked in the sun. Then the fallen chestnuts and lindens were shrouded in fogs, just like in the movies. Even in the rain, the decorations for the New Year and the decked trees lift the spirits and prevent melancholy.

The central heating system is always running. Of course, the air in the rooms is now dry. Skin becomes rough and hair becomes electric. The eyes are still closed, though. You’re still alive.

I was shocked by the electrification at first. Even during the northern heating season, I haven’t noticed it in a while. I soon came to the conclusion that the altered care was to blame. This number does not function as smoothly as it would if I always pumped my hair with water using potent moisturizing cosmetics in a dry climate. Goodbye, excessive moistening, and move a bit to the side. Maybe I should think about including a unique winter spray in my care. While we wait, let’s discuss masks.

Together with my friend Yulia, I made the decision to choose cosmetics because I’m new to the area and, like a blind kitten, I learn about hair care from an early age. She has more Dancoly, Angel, and Vieso products as a result of her experience. I’m grateful, Yulia!

About the brand

Professional hair cosmetics are made in France by Dancoly Cosmetics CO., LTD, located in Paris. represented in Kazakhstan, Belarus, and Russia. found in other nations as well as the USA.

I feel a certain way about Angel. My porous hair can use many of the brand’s products. I’ve experimented a lot in arid environments. When the environment changes, I’m curious to go back to the same products. Will something change or will the outcome remain the same?

I admire the brand for continuing to produce beloved items while introducing fresh, occasionally surprising, series. You can still find the original Dancoly Aroma SPA line in certain stores. Additionally, you can observe how the manufacturer’s quality improves with each new product by following it to Vieso. How the effects are amplified. The way they seem so tidy on the hair. The canvas gets more and more put together with every step.

A lighthearted approach to the pieces. Angel changes the ingredients on the list at its own discretion. or makes no indication whatsoever. Therefore, the plant extract may be listed on the label of the same shampoo, but in different batches, either directly after the water or after a sequence of surfactants. Algae extracts are mentioned in the description, but the INCI claims that you won’t find them on the back of the jar containing the mask.

I am neither a representative of the brand nor a manufacturer of hair cosmetics. I can only assume that intellectual property is protected by this kind of confusion. Formulas kept as commercial secrets. I take this calmly, having known Angel for a long time. The most important thing is that there is an effect. Alternatively, perhaps the Chinese simply don’t care which order to write Latin words in.

Nourishing cream

Can you believe that SPA almost happened by accident? One Insight mask was suggested by a friend, but it was sold out, so I had to pick something else at the last minute. I decided to go with the tried-and-true collagen mask instead of the keratin one because I felt it was too strong for kids’ hair. So, the orange jar represents me taking advantage of the kids.

Actually, while reading one of my publications, I suddenly remembered about this product. I had SO much hair from it in the video! Sort of mask, that one? I’d like to have it! It proved to be the Angel in orange. I’ve utilized it a lot. Eventually, I was unable to resist the urge to give it another go. Destiny and Love.

From the manufacturer

Official name: hair cream that nourishes Angel Professional Water Element Nourishing Cream with Activation Nutrition, pH 3.

Cost / volume: 1290 rubles for 500 milliliters.

Product description

Saturated with deep-sea algae’s NMF (natural moisturizing extract) Deep-sea algae allows lipids and emollients to be transferred into the hair structure, nourishing and deeply moisturizing hair in the process. This special method improves natural shine and helps keep the proper moisture balance, which gives hair elasticity and velvetiness. contains a variety of plant extracts that aid in cell membrane restoration and shield them from oxidation. Perfect for damaged and dry hair.

Ingredients

Water (Aqua), Dimethicone, Cetearyl Alcohol, Palmitate, Isopropyl Myristate, Isopropyl Palmitate, Marine Collagen, Isostearyl Alcohol, D-Panthenol, Fragnance, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Phenoxyethanol, Citric Acid, CI 19140 (FD&C Yellow No.5), CI 73360 (FD&C Red No. 30).

How to use

Apply the necessary quantity of cream between your palms to your damp, clean hair, starting at the roots and working your way out. Using a vaporizer, climazone, or wrapping your hair in a heated, damp towel is advised for best results. Depending on how much hair conditioning is done, the holding period can range from five to twenty minutes. Rinse well with warm water after the allotted time has passed.

This is among the initial masks that elevated my at-home hair care regimen and started yielding noticeable outcomes. Reviews at the time said that a product was worthless if it did not produce a film that was water-repellent. The conditioning was advantageous.

The first encounter occurred when severely damaged hair was being cared for in low-quality water. The hair appeared like a special washcloth as a result, but I could tell it was a unique product just by feeling it.

The mask is marketed by the manufacturer as a moisturizing cream for dry hair. It is possible to wash the product. As of right now, the line offers distinct masks for colored, damaged, and synthetic blonde hair.

Natural hair can be in specific states when it isn’t exposed to chemicals. For instance, it may have harsh, naughty tips and engage in poor lying. Thick cosmetics will be used for restoration. Dry hair products, however, will give the strands a well-groomed, cuddly, and compliant appearance. The nourishing cream from the Angel SPA line is one such item.

In addition to providing antioxidant protection, natural moisturizing factor, deep-sea algae extract, marine collagen, and grape seed oil nourish and moisturize hair. Fatty alcohols and silicones are present in the composition. They are barely perceptible.

Expectations

What could a nourishing mask surprise you? They’re numerous. However, Angel’s collagen creates the illusion of "a lot of hair." I made use of various products. Not many cosmetics can make that claim.

I’m not saying "a lot of hair" will look good on any kind of structure. The only place I can see it is on my high porosity.

The nourishing cream’s styling memory is its second unique feature. I can make mermaid waves with the length after a braid. Their appearance is particularly expressive and durable when they wear the SPA mask.

Moreover, hair is nourished and moisturized by Angel Nourishing Cream. keeps them in their natural state of health.

Design, texture and aroma

The bright, single-color design and square shape of the bottles and jars set apart the SPA series. rounded edges. containers with transparency. plastic or glass. Looks substantial, fierce, and robust.

The nourishing cream has an eye-catching orange design. 500 ml jar composed of sturdy, translucent plastic. Round and wide neck. membrane that is reusable beneath the lid. English-language information about the product, such as its composition, application technique, goal, and expiration date, is printed straight onto the plastic. The effect is described on a Russified sticker.

It has a very delicate, complex, and pleasant scent. It sounds faintly citrusy. However, there are other notes as well.

The mask appears to be quite thick. However, it is actually soft and flexible. The consistency of a light cream—not oily at all. There is consistency in the texture. Absent shimmer and granules. light cream color with a faint pink undertone. Apply it easily to hair and add water to create a "seaweed" effect.

My impressions

In the past, I have always applied the SPA mask before shampooing. When dealing with tap water that isn’t good, taking this precaution has become second nature. After washing my hair in such water and wearing any makeup, my hair gets extremely frizzy all over.

I used to believe that the shampooing process was the cause. And I started washing my hair using the "mask before shampoo" philosophy in an effort to disturb the length of my hair as little as possible with detergent. This was a huge help in preventing frizz.

Upon altering the surroundings, I made the mistake of applying excessive moisture. Not from washing, but from the summertime humidity, hair frizzed. Once more, the "mask before shampoo" approach proved helpful.

I also used the nourishing Angel cream before shampooing for the first time in the new conditions because I’ve always had frizz.

Wet my head and all of my hair. I use my palms to press the length to get rid of extra water. Put the SPA mask on your damp hair. Use your fingers to distribute. Squeeze hair with moist palms and gently press; add water. Gather up a bun. Cover with a film or a bag, keep warm with a thermal cap, and protect with a hat. After 15 to 20 minutes, rinse well. Use shampoo to wash my hair. For length, use leave-in products. After letting hair dry, braid it.

Hefty. rich and colorful in appearance. shiny and adaptable. smooth and cooperative. The waves took flawlessly and held for the whole day after the braid. did not expand and were only marginally stretched.

One could tell the difference between worn ends and a healthy length even on damp hair. Damage cannot be "restored" by cream. does not immediately repair damaged structure in the same way that healthy hair does. There was no longer any tactile difference when my hair was completely dry. Overall, the treatment was effective. What I applied to my hair prior to using the SPA mask.

The effect of "a lot of hair" persists for two conditioner washes. The hair then gets back to its natural volume.

I don’t often make big adjustments to my care. However, now that I have access to high-quality water, I can attempt applying it using the conventional manner.

I use shampoo to wash my hair, but I do not lather it all the way through. To stop it from dripping, I use my palms to squeeze out the water. I only cover the length of my hair with the SPA mask. I spread it over the strands with my fingers, covering them completely. I add water by squeezing my palms together. I pull the hair into a bun. I cover them with plastic wrap, put on a hat for insulation, and use a thermal cap to keep them warm. I give them a 15 to 20 minute rinse. For the length, I employ leave-in care. My hair dries before I braid it.

Applying the cream to my hair in either way produces a satisfactory outcome. The water’s quality determines the variation in "fluff" type. The effectiveness of the SPA mask is enhanced in high-quality water.

The brand’s technologists recommend using the conditioner from the same line after using the SPA mask for damaged hair to improve conditioning.

I’ve used the Angel Professional conditioner before. My impression is that it accumulates quickly and has a noticeable cosmetic effect in dry climates with poor water quality. It thickens, smoothes out frizz, and conceals damage while adhering to the hair like a film.

I concur with the above viewpoint. Combining cream and conditioner is an excellent way to take care of damaged hair. The first will condition and nourish the strands, while the second will cover up any flaws and correct the effect.

This method has not been applied to me. I like the "mask before shampoo" approach better in a dry environment because the conditioner made it quite heavy. Furthermore, I can currently get by using leave-in conditioners because of the condition of my hair.

Conclusion and evaluation

I’m overjoyed that destiny has led me back to my preferred item. Angel nourishing cream impressed me as much as it did years ago. And it has an even greater impact under the new circumstances. I am appreciative of the manufacturer for keeping it on the market.

I’m interested in trying Angel SPA conditioner during the steamy summer months based on the line’s features. Additionally, the mask is ideal for winter care.

Color protection

I’ve been wanting keratin masks since the summer. And protein-containing products are a need when it comes to caring for porous hair without henna!

It appears that two brand-new cosmetic series were simultaneously released in 2018:

1. Color Protect for colored hair;
2. Dual Repair for damaged hair.

Each having keratin. It was still humid in Autumn, and I was craving hardcore. For damaged hair, I demanded a mask, saying, "Just restoration, please! Avoid moisturizing!" "It conditions better," Yulia said when she convinced me to use a protective one for colored hair. Thus, between Color Protect and Dual Repair, the latter was selected.

From the manufacturer

Angel Professional Color Protect Mask Masque Color Protect Pour Cheveux Colores Et Permanentes is the official name of the mask used to protect colored hair from fading.

Cost / volume: 1830 rubles for 500 milliliters.

Product description

When combined with brown algae Padina Pavonica, wild sakura petal extract offers a special blend of antioxidants and minerals that help maintain the luster and brightness of dyed hair. Argan oil and wheat proteins fortify the structure of the hair, leaving it silky and glossy.

Composition

Hydroxypropyl Guar, Amodimethicone, Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein, Cetearyl Alcohol, Glycerin, Macadamia Ternifolia Seed Oil, Parfum/Fragrance, Citric Acid, Phenoxyethanol, Cl 16255, Padina Pavonica Extract, Prunus Speciosa Leaf Extract, Argania Spinosa Kerner Oil, and Cetrimonium Chloride are all present in this product.

How to use

I was very careful not to use any colored hair products—especially shampoos—while using henna. Not the best option in terms of density and restoration. somewhat feeble. Not for regular use either. would be excessive. I was not interested in the 2018 novelty for a long time because of this.

My porous length hasn’t had henna in five months at this point. I’ll explain for those who don’t understand.

The structure of naturally loose hair is very porous. insufficiently reflects light. wears out quickly. easily damaged. not a very skilled liar. Frizzes are caused by humidity. Such hair often finds it difficult to grow into long, beautiful locks.

Porosity is transformed by henna, particularly henna and indigo. Add thickness, smoothness, strength, shine, density, and obedience. The effect may endure for years, depending on how long it is used for. Without henna, my hair gets more brittle and unpredictable the longer it is.

I attempt to use restorative cosmetics to address this issue. The components that "embed" into the damaged hair cuticle areas are what set it apart. because of which the fabric momentarily takes on the tactile and visual characteristics of healthy hair. or superior still.

Which cosmetic ingredients "restore" hair?

1. Keratin (Hydrolyzed Keratin);
2. Collagen (Hydrolysed Collagen);
3. Elastin (Hydrolysed Elastin);
4. Silk proteins (Hydrolyzed Silk Protein);
5. Wheat proteins (Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein);
6. Oat proteins (Hydrolyzed Oat Protein);
7. Amino acids (Carnosine, etc.).

Synthetic hair dye is regarded as damaged. due to the irreversible change in its structure. Care should receive the portion of the cosmetic restoration.

Wheat proteins and keratin proteins are present in our mask. designed to preserve the softness and luster of hair that has been colored. Grape seed and argan oils serve as the nutritional component. Moisturizing is the function of glycerin. The antioxidant defense is provided by Padina Pavonica algae and Wild Sakura Extract, which is why the series was given a pink design.

Expectations

I was looking for density from the protein remedy! canvas even. thickening. Test the humidity protection. masks made from the hair ends painted in watercolor.

They once gave me a cream from the Rose series that will never go away. It was obvious that there wasn’t enough moisture in the year-round dryness of his skin. Furthermore, the henna-soaked length was unhappy with the way it looked. Here we have the reverse circumstance. Angel masks for painting ought to be included in the maintenance.

Design, texture and aroma

Like a sister, Color Protect has a nouring Cream appearance. a large, square-shaped jar with a round lid and a wide neck. Its membrane is reusable. Transparent plastic jars are applied with consumer information. The design is executed in a deep shade of pink, seemingly informing us about the longevity of the synthetic hair color.

Compared to SPA, rose texture is lighter. Greater melting. The color of strawberry yogurt. quickly absorbs and applies to hair with ease. Touching the mask’s strands gives the impression of a persistent film. It feels really nice to the touch when I take the towel off my head! Hair is flexible and soft. Leave-in care also seems superfluous. I still, out of habit, apply a drop of serum and cream.

Compared to the collagen-infused cream, the aroma is not as intriguing. aesthetically pleasing. I find it a little harsh.

My impressions

I put Color Protect to the test the old-fashioned way because it has good conditioning. I shampooed my hair first, and then I covered the length with the mask.

I was interested in its restorative qualities. As a result, prior to this, the damaged ends were not restored due to inadequate care. They were knotted and hard.

I shampoo and wash my hair. The length doesn’t lather on me. I use my palms to wring out more water. I cover my entire hair length with the Angel Rose mask. I divide it between my fingers. I add water and press my palms wet to compress the strands. I roll it up into a bun. I cover it with a bag or film. I either wear a hat or a thermal cap to keep it warm. I give it a 15 to 20 minute wash. For the length, I employ leave-in care. My hair dries before I braid it.

Instantly the broken ends responded, softly and obediently. They even became more fluid. It hides the face’s damaged structure. It’s not the best, though. For "restoration," Alfaparf SDL will be utilized. Reparations masks are thinner and more delicate. Given my hair type, I anticipate brittle ends because I weight the ends frequently.

The Rose mask has additional effects, which is why I adore the SPA cream. "A lot of hair," flexibility, silkiness, and a long-lasting style memory.

My hair was least affected by Color Protect. As long as the air humidity permitted, I used it.

My years of caring for porous hair in dry climates have taught me to be more selective when selecting moisturizing masks. Consequently, moisturizers with glycerin as an ingredient cause the ends of hair to become dry and stiff over time.

The ends of the hair became stiff and unruly three to four months after a haircut, even though the care consisted of cosmetics inappropriate for a dry environment. During this time, I had to remove everything that was growing. The length was motionless. Every hair wash stimulated faster hair growth.

The length started to grow nicely, so it was worth changing the selection to include items with different moisturizers. The hair’s ends stayed soft and manageable for six to eight months following a haircut. It was no longer necessary to stimulate.

Examples of moisturizing ingredients and products that I could use:

• propylene glycol (Propylene Glycol);
• hyaluronic acid (Hyaluronate Acid);
• saccharides (Cassia Angustifolia Seed Polysaccharide, etc.).

In a dry setting, I did not detect any moisturizing effects from the panthenol and aloe extract.

An Angel Professional coloring hair mask is a welcome guest for me during times when the heating element isn’t operating at its maximum potential or doesn’t exist at all. However, I don’t anticipate it in winter care.

Conclusion and assessment

It’s a good thing the manufacturer made a different product with keratin instead of remaking the nourishing cream with collagen. Colored hair has a masking and cosmetic effect, while natural hair has over-nourishment and rigidity.

Although the Rose mask is less nourishing and moisturizing than SPA cream, it does offer bright conditioning and "restoration."

Trying it in the summer sounds like a really interesting idea! I believe that using the film in a moderately humid environment will give the hair the ideal amount of moisture while shielding it from frizz and looseness.

Provence with orange

Conditioner continues to be an essential component of routine care, even though I use hair masks more frequently during the heating season. By doing this, the care is balanced and the strands are not overworked.

Yulia would frequently say that colored hair can be treated with the Angel Provence orange flower mask as a conditioner. Furthermore, it’s crucial that frequent use is accepted.

Cosmetics for colored hair have special needs. Not every product is designed to be used often. It’s thought that when the product is applied frequently on colored hair, its acidic pH compresses the hair cuticle over time, resulting in stiffness.

I cannot vouch for all artificial color protection products. However, I will discuss my thoughts about the Provence mask below.

From the manufacturer

Official name: Angel Professional Provence Orange Flower Color Protect Hair Mask; protective hairmask "Shining color" with orange flower for colored hair

Cost/volume: 1290 rubles for 300 milliliters.

Product description

Contains fragrant pelargonium extract and orange blossom oil to fix pigments and create a protective membrane that keeps your hair looking shiny and vibrant. The sun protection factor prevents UV rays from fading the hair color, while the unique protein factor in the mask fortifies the hair from the inside out. Hair appears more vibrant, softer, and shiny.

Ingredients

Polyoxyethylene Cetyl-Stearyl Ether, Dimethicone / PEG-15, Crosspolymer, Pelargonium Graveolens Extract, Citrus Aurantium Amara (Butter Orange) Flower Extract, Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Seed Oil, and Glyceryl Stearate Phenoxyethanol, hydroxypropyl guar, rosa rugosa flower extract, jojoba oil, PEG-8 esters, and PEG-4 sorbitan stearate.

How to use

For me, the Provence line resembles a middle ground between organic Vieso and silicone SPA. possesses both the first and second’s attributes. Silicones are still present in the compositions, but they have a more profound and refined effect on the hair.

In order to take care of my hair in a dry climate with unclean water, I used nourishing mask Provence, shampoos, conditioners, sprays, and creams. A good deal, actually. I thought all the products were great. I didn’t think about Rose and the orange mask. Considering that the henna on colored hair was not really necessary.

I wanted a conditioner with no side effects to use in addition to potent masks during the heating season. My friend’s experience told me that Provence for colored hair simply complied with the request.

The producer discusses keeping the synthetic coloring from fading. Of course, that is totally inappropriate when giving up henna. Moreover, note the development of a shell around the hair. The identical indoctrination.

Extracts from orange blossoms and pelargonium prevent photoaging, fading, and damage to hair color. The strands are nourished by grape seed and jojoba oils, which keeps them beautiful and healthy longer. In addition to moisturizing, hyaluronic acid guards against brittleness. Softeners and silicones maintain the fabric’s compliance and cosmetic luster.

Expectations

I don’t think a product like this will accomplish much. It ought to be impartial. Don’t overindulge in food, drink, and recuperation. Offer efficient training. Not just when I’m washing my hair, but also after it dries and on the second day, I want to feel it.

My conditioner shouldn’t obstruct the braid’s ability to form waves or interfere with the critical care mask’s ability to function. Without prolonged exposure or a thermal cap, it ought to function in a few minutes.

Design, texture and aroma

Provence’s look is significantly dissimilar from the SPA line. Jars and bottles are brown, opaque, and round. Traditionally, leave-in creams are served in glasses. Masks are also made of plastic.

The small font stands out sharply against the background of brown. The lid is printed with information. It’s profound. There’s no membrane under it. Organic gardening is modeled after plant patterns.

Russified label on the jar’s bottom that contains usage instructions. There are also stamps there with the dates of manufacture and expiration. According to them, the product is valid from the date of opening for four years and twelve months.

The slight yogurt-like consistency of an airy cream. with sporadic red granule inclusions. The emulsion is plastic and homogeneous. White. easily covers the hair, and when water is added, it gives the appearance of "seaweed."

It’s not just orange scents. Citrus fruits are present. There are more notes of flowers. In comparison to the nourishing cream, the saturation is brighter. There is less versatility. I find the smell to be more artificial than natural.

My impressions

You can maintain your standing and spend more time on other interests and daily tasks by doing your laundry in a one-two rhythm. I take hair conditioner whenever I feel the need to mentally tidy up the appearance of my head.

I use shampoo to wash my hair. I don’t make a lot of lather. I use your palms to press the strands to remove extra water. I evenly distribute the orange Provence mask along the length, covering each strand completely. I add water and use my wet hands to gently squeeze my hair. I wash it off in three to five minutes. For length, I apply a leave-in treatment. I let my hair air dry before plaiting it.

I’ve been loving this mask for a very long time! I was enamored with the waves’ sheen, silkiness, and transparent texture from the very first use. The permeable framework rested peacefully, seemingly never having frizzed.

In comparison to Alfaparf SDL cosmetics, "Shining Color" produces light, small waves with a bright shine if the first two Dancoly products mentioned above make my hair appear heavy, large waves with a waxy sheen. Provence Orange Flower makes me feel most like a mermaid.

The heating season effectively preserves the wavy texture. Naturally, it straightens and frizzes quickly in humid environments.

I exclusively used the Provence mask for a while. I was able to gauge its level of concern because of this. What’s that, acid hyaluronate? A jojoba oil? Quite strong components. Following an imbalance in the summer of 2022, I was wary of using deep means frequently. This mask is, in my opinion, a light-tightening and lightly nourishing product.

The ultimate in hair conditioning is this. tactful and reliable. All frizz and looseness are smoothed out to achieve friability and silkiness. Moreover, a cosmetic result such as this does not accumulate and cause the strands to become heavier with continued use. The upkeep I ought to perform between intense mask applications.

The collage above may have shown you that when I’m in Provence, all of my "wealth" vanishes. Real density and generations are visible, or more accurately, what’s left after three years of disappearance. A classic example of beauty given up for flawless smoothness. That is, the result that "a lot of hair" does not provide with this mask.

Conclusion and evaluation

Even though I’m experiencing sad peculiarities with my hair because of hair loss, I still like to use orange blossom masks as conditioner. I adhere to the following plan to maintain the nourishing SPA cream’s visual thickness effect:

Two conditioning washes with Provence and one intensive care with Angel cream.

I attain balance in this way. Additionally, the length is not overburdened with critical care, and the visual density is maintained. An easy and practical fix.

I particularly appreciate that Provence Color Protect forbids over-moistening and over-nourishment of the length, especially in light of the current environmental circumstances. I enjoy wearing delicate makeup. It leaves the hair looking like angelic, alive and movable.

Volume 300 ml won’t likely be sufficient for my daughters and I until the end of winter. The oldest is ninety centimeters long. Half a jar at a time is scooped up (w). But in the event of an unexpected event, I would leave at least a few uses during the sweltering summer in Stavropol. It would be intriguing to contrast it with Angel SPA’s heavy conditioner for all skin types.

What cosmetics do I use with

I struggled to decide on a shampoo. A line of Eslabondexx products intended for sensitive scalps has stabilized recently.

Calming Conditioner and shampoo that soothe hair length are delights. Avoid causing dehydration, rigidity, and overeating. Let the Dancoly care products build up. There is no contradiction in the compositions’ formulas. Applying the masks is just as important as using Provence shampoos.

Leave-in assistance

Many different kinds of leave-in products don’t appeal to me. I give up looking in this direction if I discover products that reliably produce the desired outcome. Here, Brelil Numero Illuminating serum and Alfaparf SDL Nutritive cream have been the go-to conditioning products for the past six months.

They are by no means the best option for winter care, in my opinion. You could swap out the cream for something richer, like Provence with immortelle. I wish Vieso oil could be included in the care, but other than that, there are no complaints regarding the finish.

I’m pleased with this pair so far. The desire to use Dancoly cosmetics and the dream of Alfaparf’s signature shine and friability are delicately balanced here. Different products’ formulas don’t conflict with one another on my length.

When applying makeup, go in this order:

1. shampoo;
2. mask / conditioner;
3. cream;
4. serum.

Comparison of masks

Angel SPA	Angel Rose	Provence Color Protect
Moisturizing	4/5	3/5	2/5
Nutrition	4/5	3/5	2/5
Damage concealment	0/5	4/5	2/5
Conditioning	2/5	4/5	5/5
Shine	4/5	4+/5	5/5
Smoothness	4/5	4+/5	5/5
Elasticity	5/5	5/5	1/5
Silkiness	3+/5	4/5	4/5
Friability	4+/5	4+/5	5/5
Styling memory	5/5	5/5	5/5
Feature	Impression "lots of hair"	The impression "a lot of hair"	Neutral air conditioning
Consumption	1.5 tbsp. l.	1.5 tbsp. l.	1.5 tbsp. l.

Warming up in a thermal cap is how the SPA and Color Protect series of masks work. Heat application simply makes the hair shine.

Provence produces consistent results without requiring extra work. However, this falls under the purview of comprehensive treatment using a more potent product (nourishing cream Angel).

Bonus! SPA VS Vieso with honey

Recall how I felt let down by the Vieso mask with honey during the summer? referred to it as a surprisingly unsuccessful brand product. I concluded that using the Angel SPA mask would have the same moisturizing, nutritional, and fluffing effects on the canvas at a lesser cost. I was at a loss for what to do with the honey mask for a long time. My eldest daughter received it. The Vieso with honey at high humidity had no negative effects on her average porosity. I took a chance and opened it again during the heating season.

Naturally, there was no excessive wetting this time. Again, Vieso was taken aback. The honey mask has different effects than the nourishing cream with algae, both in terms of appearance and texture.

The sheen is purer and the texture is silkier. The appearance of thickness is replaced by the sense of fullness in the hair. Just fluff it up for flawless friability and smoothness on straight hair without the need for cold styling. There are a lot of effect hair pieces available. I did not check the styling memory. After Vieso, straight hair lies more obediently, and one canvas makes a bigger impression.

I think of Vieso cosmetics more for my daughter’s hair care because they work well for her in various seasons.

Following the nourishing cream, there’s an armor-like feeling. The impression left by the honey mask is that the hair is lovely on its own. This is what makes the brand’s organic line so appealing.

Although the hair lies better and feels incredibly silky with Vieso, it is a little thinner.

I apologize; this lighting is a complete disaster. The effect of using a hairdryer or cold style (braid) without mechanical conditioning piqued my interest. For the moment, it grew dark occasionally.

There is hope that Vieso can return to care, even if it is only temporarily, because of this hesitant effort.

I do not want to consider a honey mask because of frizz. Perhaps I should try the tried-and-true argan + perilla combo again. And ylang-ylang is already on my mind for the summer. Alright, we’ll see!

All things considered, the Three Angel Professional masks provide a good number of advantages, especially for people with porous hair. While each mask has its own advantages, they are all essential for winter hair care because they offer deep hydration and nourishment. They aid in detangling hair, which makes it easier to manage and less prone to frizz.

Although there are certain similarities between the masks, such as their emphasis on moisture and repair, their specific ingredients and intended effects differ. The best option for your hair type will depend on whether it needs more strength, softness, or general health.

You should see a discernible improvement in the texture and appearance of your hair after using these masks. They can significantly improve the health and beauty of hair, particularly in the winter. You should absolutely think about incorporating one of these masks into your wintertime hair care regimen.

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