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Amika The Kure Mask 250ml

$77.00 250ml

A ten-minute repair mask for hair that's been through bleach, heat or both. Bond-building technology rebuilds the structure while deep hydration takes the brittleness out.

In stock — ships New Zealand-wide

Size
250ml
Hair type
Dry, damaged, chemically treated
Leave on
10 minutes
How often
Weekly
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For hair that's had a hard year.

Dry, snapping, chemically processed hair doesn't need a conditioner. It needs the structure rebuilt — and ten minutes a week is enough to start making that happen.

Repairs

Bond-building technology works on the hair's internal structure, not just the surface.

Strengthens

Clinically proven to reduce breakage, with better elasticity so hair bends instead of snapping.

Hydrates

Replenishes the moisture that bleaching and heat styling strip out of brittle hair.

Reduction in breakage based on clinical testing.

What it is

A deep repair treatment for damaged hair. The bond-building side rebuilds the hair structure where bleach and heat have broken it down; the hydrating side deals with the dryness and brittleness you can actually feel.

Rich, but it rinses clean — so fine hair gets the repair without being left limp. Free from sulfates, parabens and animal-derived ingredients.

How to use it

One

After shampooing, apply evenly to wet hair.

Two

Leave it to work for ten minutes.

Three

Rinse thoroughly.

Weekly is enough for most. Go more often if hair is badly damaged. Works hardest alongside The Kure Strength Repair Shampoo.

Good to know

Bond repairFor damaged hairColour-safeSulfate-freeParaben-freeVegan

Free from sulfates, parabens and animal-derived ingredients.

Questions about Amika The Kure

Can you use The Kure on colour-treated hair?

Yes. It's safe on colour-treated and chemically processed hair — that's largely who it's built for.

How often should you use it?

Once a week, or more often if hair is severely damaged or very dry.

Will it weigh down fine hair?

No. It's rich and nourishing but rinses clean, so there's no residue or heaviness left behind.

What's the difference between this and a conditioner?

A conditioner smooths the outside of the hair. This rebuilds the structure inside it, which is what damaged hair actually needs.

Hair this good starts in the chair.

Book in and we'll build you a routine that actually fits — what to use, when, and what to leave on the shelf. Or give us a call and ask.