Like most DevaCurl products and curly hair products in general, this mask is on the expensive side. I had concerns about the consistency at first because I prefer my deep conditioners, treatments or repair masks to be on the thicker side – it just makes me feel like they’re working! But, if you’re a fan of Shea Moisture masks which are typically on the lighter side, you’ll appreciate this one. Unlike the Heaven in Hair (aka Jesus Juice) or the new Melt Into Moisture, Deep Sea Repair is a lightweight mask you can easily comb through your curls. As a devout DevaCurl fan I was hoping for the best and it was time to put this baby to the test. At this point I’m thinking “man, what a time!” in my best Drake voice. It reduces breakage and increases elasticity. It’s a protein mask which claims to restore and revive curls post hair styling or chemical treatments. As you can imagine I was devastated and a little bit terrified.Īs fate would have it, the week prior I had received DevaCurl’s brand new masks in the mail. Unfortunately, double processing paired with the dry summer heat of Los Angeles and the awful hard water that runs out of the pipes (unfortunately I’m not able to change my shower head in my apartment and I foolishly didn’t purchase bottled water to wash my hair with) my hair was FRIED and DRIED. When it was time to touch up my roots things didn’t go as planned.Īfter a slight hiccup with the hair color and having to process another 2 times in a week to correct some patchiness (7 days apart) the color came out gorgeous.

After the initial color treatment my hair was relatively fine but my curls were still in tact. My initial bleaching session back in May lifted my hair to a dark orangey color causing me to double process. Once it started to grow out it was time for a touch up.

This summer I channelled my inner Beyonce and went blonde.

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