Masks to Use When You’ve Fried Your Hair With Highlights

This new brand is like a Rx for your hair. Only sold at select salons, System Professional uses a step-by-step hair mapping process to determine your hair's concerns and then points you to a series of specific products that'll help fix them. This mask is ideal for sensitized hair that needs to be repaired and strengthened to prevent further damage and leave hair feeling smooth and silky.

Maybe your highlights have left your hair so dry you can’t even bear to run your fingers through it. Been there! This three-minute mask includes a deep hydration treatment, plus a care extender formula that lasts through three washes. It's also made with the brand's protein complex, which delivers repairing proteins to the root, shaft, and tips of the hair.  

If you're trying to stay as green as possible, Matrix is here to help. Ninety-five percent of the ingredients in this honeycomb and kaolin clay mask are from a natural orgin, all working together to repair damaged hair from too much dye or heat processing. 

This is the holy grail of hair masks, believe us. While it's on the more expensive side, you won't believe how soft and manageable your hair feels after a shower with this stuff working its magic with the help of ingredients like coconut oil, cupuaçu oil, manketti oil. Apply it to your damp hair and rinse after 10 to 20 minutes to see the results. 

The most delicious-sounding hair mask ever? We think so! Pacifica outdid themselves once again with a mask made with coconut and banana to condition dehydrated, damaged hair. Leave the 100 percent vegan (wonderfully smelling!) formula for up to 15 minutes before rinsing to reap the benefits.