Tara Restore Hair Mask. Cruelty-Free: Repair, Reconstruct and Hydrate with Hyaluronic Acid and Plant-Based Butters. Free from Parabens, Sulfates and Mineral Oils (8.4 Fl Oz)

EDIT: From 4 stars to 5. My wife has been using this for longer now and she absolutely LOVES the difference it's made in her hair. It is indeed worth the price. This is salon-level treatment in a tub and you'd pay a whole lot more booking an appointment at a hair salon or spaThis is worth itORIGINAL REVIEW:The brand went aaaall out with their presentation. The wife and I were wow'd by the super cute box it comes in. It smells great, not too overwhelming, not natural though. More like chemicals imitating a peachIt works though. It's thick, kinda goopy, soaks in well, rinses off no problem and leaves hair suuuper soft and feeling nourished. My wife's hair also had a little extra shine to it which she likedLove the fact that it's cruelty free and vegan. Also that's free of junk like sulfates. All in all, this stuff is great but...almost $50 great? (it's priced $46 atm) Not sure about that as my wife has used much cheaper products that don't have fancy pants packaging and still leave her hair feeling the same and smeller more natural. It's good but, not sooo sure about premium great

The media could not be loaded. My hair was feeling dry and crunchy, so I decided to give this mask a try. It felt when I was using it like I was using a ton of product, but in truth, I had not used very much. My hair afterward felt extremely soft and no longer crunchy. My hair is extremely thick, so to have only needed to use a little product and have had such good results is a plus for me.

Tara Nature’s Formula Restore Hair Mask is a an average hair treatment for dry and damaged hair. In my case, dry, color-treated hair is damaged from being tangled a lot due to its rather curly nature. My hair will loves any sort of conditioner it gets, and will react quickly to it as a result. I appreciated that there was a fair amount of it, which is nice as I have a fair amount of hair and I do go through a lot of hair care products. The jar size meant that I would probably get 4-5 treatments out of this with the amount of hair I have.For the approximately $50 price tag that this item has at the time of this review, I would not consider it a good deal. It was not a salon-level treatment, it was more of an average drug store-level one. It was targeted specifically on their product page as “Great for straight, wavy, curly or coiled hair, our Restore mask repairs it all.” I did not find that it did anything extra to help keep my curls managed than any other product that was not specifically designed for curls. They put work into the presentation when they should have put work into the product itself.It is Vegan and Cruelty-Free, benefitting from Shea & Mango Butter, Grape Seed Oil. But it does have Benzyl Salicylate. So my fellow color-damaged people should be aware of this as it isn’t great for our hair. This is something that I will be using the rest of it at the end of my color cycle rather than at the start.The smell is a 'take it or leave' it one. Not something I was overly fond of, but it dissipates quickly. It might be one that bothers some people. I couldn't place it, and I couldn't figure out what it was based on the ingredients list. I know it isn't the mango or shea butter, as both of those are smells that I enjoy.

One of those products you get based on packaging. The jar pulls you in and tricks you into thinking it’s worth it. It’s decent, but there is no way I’d pay $49 for it. It smells nice, not overpowering. The texture is really odd…It feels very thick and clumpy. I honestly can not tell a difference between using this and my regular conditioner. I normally use “it’s a 10 - miracle hair mask” and thought I’d try this since it popped up on my page and I have been out of my regular product for a couple months - but nope. The miracle hair mask is true to it’s name, a miracle for my hair. Tara Restore just fell short. Do yourself a favor: save $14 and buy the “it’s a ten miracle mask” unless you’re in the market for an overpriced conditioner.

I have very thin and fine hair that is rather dry and brittle so I was excited to try Tara’s naturals formula restore hair mask.This smells wonderful, I really like how great this smells. This is a smaller container but since my hair is thin and fine I don’t have to use as much, this will last me a month or so.I’ve been applying this to my hair after shampooing my hair. I work this completely into all of my hair thoroughly and leave it in while I soak in the tub for about 10 minutes. This rinses out completely leaving behind no residue. My hair feels soft and is easy to comb through after I towel dry it.My hair looks and feels fantastic after I’ve styled it.I’m very pleased with how well this hair mask is working for my hair.

I love this mask! It makes my hair feel like I just left the salon, which is soooo hard to achieve at home! I have chemically treated hair, it feels like hay, this made my hair feel so silky smooth. I try to use masks only instead of conditioner, so I shampoo, then apply mask and let it sit while I finish other shower stuff (body wash, shaving, etc.) & then rinse when I am all done. 10/10 I love this mask.

Tara Nature's Formula Restore Hair Mask is nourishing for dry and damaged hair. It's an Intensive treatment, for anyone to use. It has a nice scent and goes easily, through my hair. I could tell a difference, right after I applied and rinsed it out. My hair felt softer, smoother, and just healthier. My hair was also shinier.This hair mask is vegan and cruelty-free. It only has good ingredients, in it. It's free of parabens, sulfates and minera oils. It's easy to apply and rinse out and it can be used once or twice a week. I've added this to my haircare routine because it works so well.

This hair mask smelled lovely and is a nice size container. It moisturized my hair fine, but it was not better than the products I normally use, which are much cheaper. I don't love that it contains silicone and for the price you can get a different product that is silicone free. I will only be able to use on my curly hair occasionally to avoid build up. It's fine, but not a good value.