Arvazallia Hydrating Argan Oil Hair Mask and Deep Conditioner for Dry or Damaged Hair (8.45 oz Jar)

This hair mask works really well! It leaves my hair feeling soft, smooth, and deeply hydrated without weighing it down. After just a few uses, my hair looks healthier and more manageable. It also smells nice and is easy to apply. A little goes a long way, so it’s great value too. Definitely a must-have for dry or damaged hair!

I absolutely love this product. I have type 4 hair (4A) that is low porosity and very fine. So I am always struggling with hydrating my hair and making sure my fine and fragile curls are not weighed down with heavy products. This deep conditioner helps me with everything I need. It’s lightweight (my fine curls love it), smells amazing, and makes my hair feel silky soft which is how I know it’s properly hydrated. My hair finally feels manageable. I am detangling well before I get here but my fingers and tools were gliding through my hair with no issues after this product. My hair doesn’t feel greasy at all which is hard to do for any products with oil in it! If I could give it 6 stars I would! Amazing value for your money

FIRST, A NOTE ABOUT HAIR PRODUCTS CONTAINING ALCOHOL: Fatty alcohols also known as "oily" condition your locks. Here's a tip: say yes, to the alcohols that start with "c" and "s." Cetearyl alcohol Cetyl alcohol Stearyl alcohol "It's easy to see why "alcohols" are confusing to the average cosmetic label reader. People misinterpret ingredients that have alcohol in their name to be the volatile alcohol that we're most familiar with (ethanol). But, as mentioned above, fancier fatty alcohols, such as cetyl alcohol are not drying; instead, they are actually conditioning to hair and skin." "Cetearyl alcohol is a white, waxy, solid material in the form of flakes. It is oil soluble, but it is not water-soluble. It is a mixture of fatty alcohols. An alcohol in this sense is not a fermented mixture; it is a chemical compound of a certain molecular structure based on carbon and oxygen. Fatty alcohols were originally prepared from fats and oils by hydrolysis, which produces fatty acids. These were then hydrogenated to form fatty alcohols. More efficient forms of hydrogenation enable fatty alcohols to be formed directly from triglycerides (vegetable oils). Cetearyl alcohol is a wonderful emulsifier. In creams and lotions, it supports the main emulsion system and gives texture to the product. In conditioners, it creates a thickening effect. Cetearyl alcohol in combination with other ingredients in the formula (such as triethanolamine and stearic acid) forms an emulsion. This stops the oil and water from separating. They break down easily when applied to allow the lovely ingredients to benefit the skin/hair. Its emulsifying quality enables effective fresh ingredients to be emulsified. Cetearyl alcohol is used across our entire range of fresh products as an emulsifier. The result is an effective product, which detangles the hair, leaving it with shine and excellent condition." AND NOW, ONTO MY REVIEW: I decided to try some hair mask products, and in my search, I stumbled across several reviews of Arvazallia and what appeared to be legit before and after pictures. I also noticed this product had an AMAZING introductory price on Amazon. So I figured–why the hell not? I bought the hair conditioning mask and the oil treatment. After purchasing, I received several follow up emails from Arvazallia, who appear to be extremely invested in the satisfaction of their customers. Shorty after that, the product arrived in the mail. Simple, easy to use packaging that wasn’t leaking (plus!) and it smelled HEAVENLY! I’ve tried other argan products in the past (will review them eventually as well) but none have smelled this wonderful. Between the great price and the fabulous scent, I was hoping the product would perform. I have since used the hair mask 4 times (twice a week since it arrived) and have used the oil treatment every day for 2 weeks. If your hair isn’t as treacherous as mine, you could probably use the hair mask once a week or twice a month or once a month or whatever suits your hair care needs. The treatment only takes 5 minutes, however, due to how damaged my hair is, I did my treatments: 30 minutes, overnight, 30 minutes, overnight. I figured . . . why not? Might be overkill if you hair is generally healthy, though. The oil I used daily on the ends of my hair only, which gave a nice immediate improvement in appearance. Things I love about this product: Smells fantastic, easy to use, leaves hair smooth and manageable, perfect packaging means no leaks that waste the product (considering how often this happens with beauty products, it’s worth mentioning). Quality and Value are also worth mentioning, at least at the price I bought this at. The price was unbeatable compared to similar products and a little goes a long way, so I can see this lasting me a long time. The mask may go a little quicker than the oil, only because so little oil is needed for the hair and you get so much of it, but also because I am using the mask twice a week which is probably not necessary for most people. However, I did notice that the first time I used the mask, my hair seemed to soak it all in so much that I needed to use quite a bit, but after that, the moisture in my hair was so improved that I needed much less conditioner on subsequent applications. It’s also worth mentioning that my results are NOT due to suddenly conditioning my hair every day when I wasn’t before. I have been doing a deep treatment conditioning of my hair for months now in the same manner and using hair oils for a couple months now (and I’ve always only washed my hair once a week–before you say eww, this is actually REALLY healthy for your hair.) Those products DID give me results, however, I would say that this product did for my hair in 2 weeks what those products took 4 months to do for me, and I think by this point I was capped out on what those products could do for me. I also had to use a detangler then, but I no longer need one! So . . . yeah, I guess I’m a fan of Arvazallia now! That said, what I find impressive and what you find impressive may differ. My hair problems might also be different from yours. My hair is INSANELY dry and the dead ends have gone to epic extremes, so my hair needed this. All that said, I will now let the before and after results speak for themselves. Check the customer images for more, along with details about how I take my before and after pictures (always on product-free, residue-free, naturally air-dried hair).

My hair-cutter told me this would help fix my dry hair. The next hair-dresser (on next cut) asked, "Why is your hair so dry!?" Yikes. I told her. She then said: "No, you need something else." And I will report that this Argan product makes my hair very smooth and shiny (I use it for "dress up occasions"), but it ultimately is not a "dry hair fix." Here's what I switched to and bought here on Amazon, and I really like it: "2 Pcs Super Milk Conditioning Hair Primer, Super Milk Conditioner Hair Detangler Spray, Softening Moisturizing Nourishing Smooth Hair Care,Suitable for All Hair Types "

I was incessantly getting Brazillian Blowouts to straighten my hair which is super toxic. This conditioner calms my hair, blows out perfect and I LOVE IT! On a previous review I look at the ingredients and here is a breakdown. Much safer than chemical straighteners. 1. Amodimethicone, Trideceth-12 & Cetrimonium Chloride (Silicone Trio) Toxicity: These ingredients aren't typically toxic to humans in the small concentrations used in hair products. They primarily serve to coat the hair, providing smoothness and shine. However, silicones like Amodimethicone can build up on the hair over time, which may lead to residue and potential product buildup, causing hair to feel weighed down or greasy if not properly washed out. Impact: They help with frizz control, moisture retention, and creating a shiny appearance. The smoothing effect is temporary and superficial, improving the look of hair but not necessarily repairing it at a deep level. 2. Cyclopentasiloxane and Dimethicone (Silicone Duo) Toxicity: Like the previous group, these silicones are generally considered safe in the amounts found in hair products. They are used for similar purposes—smoothness, shine, and frizz control. They can cause build-up if you don’t regularly clarify your hair. Impact: Both of these silicones work as emollients that coat the hair shaft, offering a shiny, soft finish. The downside is the buildup issue over time. This isn't a severe problem unless you're using a lot of products with silicones and not cleansing thoroughly. 3. Hydroxyethylcellulose (Thickening Agent) Toxicity: This is a non-toxic, naturally derived ingredient often used as a thickener or film-forming agent. It is generally considered safe in personal care products. Impact: It helps thicken the conditioner, making it feel more luxurious and easy to apply. It also has mild conditioning properties but isn't particularly innovative or rare in conditioners. 4. Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil (Argan Oil) Toxicity: Argan oil is generally safe for use on hair and skin and is known for its moisturizing and nourishing properties. There is no toxicity concern with this ingredient unless someone has an allergy to it (which is rare). Impact: Argan oil is highly beneficial, providing essential fatty acids and antioxidants that help improve hair's hydration and appearance. However, the claim of it being "100% pure" is something to verify, as some products may dilute it with cheaper oils or additives. 5. Teartrimonium (Anti-Static Agent) Toxicity: This ingredient is generally safe and is used in many hair products to reduce static and flyaways. It doesn’t have significant toxicological concerns when used in typical cosmetic concentrations. Impact: It helps keep hair smooth and prevents frizz from static, adding to the overall smoothness and manageability of the hair. 6. Tetrasodium EDTA (Preservative) Toxicity: Tetrasodium EDTA itself is considered safe in cosmetic use, although it can cause mild skin irritation in sensitive individuals. It’s often used to stabilize formulations by binding to metal ions and preventing them from degrading the product. Impact: It enhances the stability and shelf life of the product, ensuring that the conditioner remains effective for a longer period. 7. Citric Acid (Acidic Agent) Toxicity: Citric acid is a naturally occurring acid found in citrus fruits. It is not toxic and is widely used in cosmetics for pH adjustment. In high concentrations, it may cause irritation, but in conditioners, it's safe. Impact: It helps to balance the pH of the product and smooths the hair cuticle, contributing to shinier and smoother hair. 8. Methylchloroisothiazolinone/Methylisothiazolinone (Preservatives) Toxicity: These preservatives are controversial. While they are effective in preventing bacterial growth in personal care products, they are potential allergens and have been linked to skin irritation and sensitivity, especially for those with sensitive skin. They are also toxic to aquatic life, which is an environmental concern. Impact: These preservatives are necessary for ensuring product safety and longevity but should be avoided by individuals with sensitive skin or a history of allergies to preservatives. If used frequently, they could potentially lead to contact dermatitis. Final Assessment: Safety: Most of the ingredients listed are safe for general use, with some caveats regarding buildup (silicones) and allergic reactions (Methylisothiazolinone). The main concerns would be the preservatives (Methylchloroisothiazolinone), which can irritate sensitive skin, and the build-up of silicones over time.

If you have dry, thirsty, overworked hair like I do — stop scrolling and grab the Arvazallia Hydrating Argan Oil Hair Mask and Deep Conditioner for Dry or Damaged Hair. My hair runs very dry — especially on the ends — and after 1 use of this mask, I can absolutely tell a difference. Here’s what I’ve noticed: My hair feels softer immediately after rinsing. It’s noticeably smoother when styling. The frizz is more manageable. Overall softer feeling The texture of the mask is rich and creamy without feeling heavy. It spreads easily through my hair and doesn’t leave buildup. I leave it in for the recommended time, rinse thoroughly, and every time my hair feels like it just had a deep hydration treatment. The biggest thing for me is consistency. When I stick to using it twice a week, my hair stays softer and more manageable in between washes. It’s not just a temporary “good hair day” fix — it actually helps improve how my hair feels over time. And the scent? So good. Clean, slightly sweet, not overpowering — it makes the whole shower feel a little more spa-like. If you struggle with: Dry or damaged hair Overprocessed ends Frizz and dullness Hair that just feels rough Give this a real shot — and use it as directed. Don’t rush it, let it sit, and be consistent. This has officially earned a permanent spot in my shower. 💛

I love this! The price is amazing! It leaves my hair feeling so soft, hydrated and luscious! It will last forever because you only need a small small amount. It doesn’t have an intense smell, I actually don’t think it smells like anything! It is a great product and I will be repurchasing.

I absolutely love this product. It makes my hair feel super soft and hydrated. The quality of the product is perfect it always makes my hair feel fresh and new, and its smells amazing. I wish there was more in the container, but it’s definitely worth the price.

My daughter was having problems with her hair. I read about the product on line. There were many positive comments. My daughter is really pleased with the results. She said her hair is soft and shiny. Very happy. Will order again. Thank you!

It really suits my hair, gives it a healthy shine and makes it more soft and manageable

I'm compelled to write a glowing review because this product is excellent, so if you're not sure, let this review be your sign! My hair is very dry, and very thick. I've used this product twice - as conditioner - after shampooing. I leave it in for about 3 minutes before rinsing completely. Both times my hair has been SO soft and SO hydrated, that even my ends look smoothed out. I still need to style for curly hair using a curl creme afterwards, but the BOUNCE. I'm telling you this is a great treatment. It's quite gloopy and thick so you only need a little. And it smells really delish. I highly recommend for dry, thick hair.

Best mask I ever tried

I received as scheduled. But the inside selling was opened.