Refresh your hair color with Wella Color Fresh Mask

What is the Wella Professionals Color Fresh Hair Mask?

Wella Color Fresh Mask is the perfect combination of temporary color and complete care: a treatment that revives and refreshes your hair color while the hair mask keeps your hair silky soft and hydrated. If you're looking for a way to boost your hair color between professional salon appointments, this is your go-to product for a quick and easy refresh. You'll love it!

Color Fresh Mask: how does the hair mask work and how do you apply it at home?

You can refresh your hair color in just 4 steps. It's important to use the hair mask correctly and in the right order. Also, make sure you choose the right color. For example, a Pearl Blonde Color Fresh Mask won't work well on someone with dark blonde hair. The product won't have much effect. Watch the Color Fresh Up video to see how easy it is to get started at home with the products you need.

Step 1: Shampoo and towel-dry your hair

Wash your hair with a nourishing shampoo, such as Wella Fusion shampoo, which repairs and thoroughly cleanses your hair. Then towel-dry your hair well. So far, so easy, right?

Step 2: Put on gloves and drape a towel over your shoulders

Since you'll be using a color product, we recommend wearing a T-shirt you don't mind getting stained. Work carefully with gloves and a towel to avoid getting color on your clothes or bathroom.

Step 3: Apply your favorite Color Fresh Mask generously

Apply the mask section by section throughout your hair, then use a wide-toothed comb to distribute it evenly. This is very important for a beautiful, even result. Leave it on for 10 minutes. If your hair is long, you can also twist it into a bun while you wait.

Step 4: Rinse thoroughly, style, and you're done

You don't need to use a conditioner in addition to your mask. The mask is all you need. It leaves your hair soft, smooth, manageable, and ultra-hydrated. After rinsing it out, you can blow-dry and style your hair as you like. Then enjoy your shiny locks and radiant color.

— myrte Bernaerts