The right treatment, at the right step

Bond Repair & Supporting Care

Compare exact bond-care products by when they are used, then choose supporting conditioning separately. A repair label, protein ingredient or rich texture does not make every product the same bond treatment.
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How to choose

Bond-care cleansing

No.4 is the shampoo step: lather and rinse, then use the conditioner or mask selected for your routine. It does not replace a separate pre-shampoo or salon treatment.

An intensive rinse-out mask

The Kure mask is a rinse-out treatment. Amika directs a 10-minute contact time for the referenced mask; follow your exact packaging and use it instead of automatically adding another full conditioning step.

A liquid-format mask

Build-A-Bond Instant Revival Liquid Mask is a rinse-out mask, distinct from Super Sealing Leave-In Balm. Matrix positions the mask in place of conditioner on treatment days; select frequency and contact time from its label.

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Your questions, answered

Does repair always mean bond repair?
No. Compare the exact manufacturer description. The supporting-care sections deliberately distinguish broader conditioning and repair options.
Can I use every treatment in one wash?
Choose a protocol first. Pre-shampoo, rinse-out and leave-in directions can conflict when combined without a plan.
Are salon boosters home masks?
No. The salon group contains technical protocols. Consult your stylist and the exact professional directions.
Is a liquid mask a leave-in?
Texture does not decide the rinse step. The featured Matrix liquid mask rinses out; its separate balm stays in.