Hair masques / deep conditioners

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Any recommendations for hair masques or deep conditioning treatments that really work - and particularly any great ones for highlighted hair?

The Philip Kingsley Elasticizer is good. Saved my hair after a holiday where I fried it, didn’t brush it enough and was in the sea/pool every day.

I also rate the Redken sheet mask for hair. It’s about a tenner for single use so not cheap but my hair never looked better after I used it. Look fantastic and feel unique often have random 20% offers so you might get it for less.

That’s really helpful, thanks very much.

I've been using this for the last 4 months or so and can honestly say it's been great - my colour lasts longer ( honey and caramel highlights) and lots of friends have commented that my hair looks good - I use a Babyliss Big Hair and it seems to 'take' better on my hair since using this and is super bouncy. I use it with a sulphate/sls free shampoo (just a generic fiver a bottle thing I picked up in TK Maxx) but I really think it's the conditioner that's working on my hair as I've used a few different shampoos. It was eight quid when I got it - love it so much, I've stockpiled a few bottles as it seems to be £28 elsewhere. Unlike other conditioners you really massage it into your scalp too. stemm.co/product/stm-gold-fulvic-conditioner-480ml?ccm=d23a1be47323454da3004e7c62d55e0901793dbfee098e8d3e585b3647425d967c9700cc2cf839eeddb6f732c6eb13b4cee11e9a4f30a3846773daa3ee6cd73f916fa4b4731c85ed33bd7bee50142784b578ab0f491e40b533278fbfb5128afa0cb51fae0cc09d39acc55b44660a30908a5361d933fe189dbab65182001d184901defd38600357a5916ba28ceeb3e716

The Paul Mitchell leave in conditioner is fabulous

Kerastase ciment range is the best ive used and is recommended time and time again by hairsdressers even if they dont stock it.

Thanks everyone - lots for me to try out.

I would also recommend the Philip Kingsley Elasticizer.
It is a treatment, not a conditioner. You would normally leave it in for twenty minutes before shampooing as normal, but I often do this;
Before bed, slightly dampen hair and apply elasticizer, heat with a hairdryer and leave it in over night. Next morning, shampoo well and condition.
I have fine, dry, coloured hair and it makes such a difference to the condition. It occasionally comes up as a deal on QVC, and I tend to stock up then, as it isn’t cheap.