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Bond Repair Hair Mask — Keratin, Peptides & Ceramides (8.45 oz)

Cosmetic scalp care — not a drug treatment.

Bond Repair Hair Mask — Keratin, Peptides & Ceramides (8.45 oz)

Regular price $29.99
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Stop the snap. Save the length.

Color, heat, and chemical treatments strip away 18-MEA — the lipid that armors your hair's outer cuticle — leaving strands prone to breakage and split ends. This weekly mask rebuilds what's been lost.

Four systems, one tube

  • 18-MEA technology — replenishes the cuticle's natural lipid barrier
  • 5-ceramide complex (NP/AS/NS/AP/EOP) — seals gaps between cuticle cells
  • Hydrolyzed keratin — fills structural damage inside the shaft
  • Biotin, peptides & rosemary — support healthier-looking new growth

Who it's for

Damaged, color-treated, bleached, heat-styled, relaxed, fine, or curly hair. A generous 8.45 oz squeeze tube — no false-bottom jar, no brand markup. Real repair, real volume, real value.

How to use

After shampooing, apply to damp mid-lengths and ends. Leave 5 minutes (quick) or 15 minutes (deep). Comb through, rinse. Use 1–2× per week as the third step after RootStim Shampoo and Conditioner.

Clean formula — free of sulfates, parabens, phthalates and mineral oil. Color-safe.

— The team behind RootStim

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Common Questions

Is RootStim a hair loss treatment?

No. RootStim is cosmetic scalp care — not a drug treatment. It's a daily shampoo-and-conditioner routine that cleanses the scalp, conditions the hair, and supports the look of fuller, thicker-looking hair.

It isn't a medicine, and nothing on this site is medical advice. If your shedding is sudden, patchy, or comes with an irritated scalp, please see a doctor — that's a conversation for a professional, not a shampoo bottle.