Amika Nourishing Mask Reviews

This has become my go-to hair treatment. It repairs and hydrates my hair without making it feel greasy. Plus, it smells fantastic! Can’t recommend it enough!

While I understand the benefits of this product, it was too heavy for my fine hair and made it look greasy. I think it’s better suited for thicker hair types.

I noticed the best results after using this mask consistently over a few weeks. Initially, I wasn’t impressed, but my hair improved a lot over time. Just needs a little patience!

This mask left my hair feeling incredibly soft and hydrated. After just one use, I noticed a significant difference in the dryness of my locks. Highly recommend!

Unfortunately, this mask did not work for my hair. It felt heavy and left residue. I think it might be better suited for thicker hair types. I was hoping for better results.

As someone with color-treated hair, I find this mask extremely beneficial. It helps preserve my color and adds moisture. I’ll be using this for a long time!

This mask is decent but didn't wow me. My hair felt softer, but I expected more considering the hype. It might be good for maintenance rather than a deep treatment.

Using this mask feels like a spa day for my hair! It smells great and leaves my hair feeling deeply nourished. Perfect for a little self-care moment!

I had high hopes for this mask based on the reviews, but it didn’t work as well for me as I expected. It did a decent job, but my hair still feels a bit dry after use. Maybe it just doesn't suit my hair type.

This mask works well and makes my hair shiny, but I find it a bit pricey for the amount you get. There are other options out there that are more budget-friendly, though I do appreciate the quality.

After using the Amika Nourishing Mask, my hair felt silky smooth and manageable. It’s easy to apply and rinses out well. I would definitely repurchase!

I've struggled with frizzy hair for years, and this mask really helps. It smooths my hair without weighing it down. My only complaint is the scent; it’s a bit overpowering for my taste.