Your skin isn’t the only body part that needs pampering. Hair strands are almost constantly exposed to air pollution, styling manipulation, and damage, which means they need TLC on a regular basis. Although we love the luxury of a salon-grade treatment, busy schedules leave little time for an appointment.
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So we’ve grown to appreciate drugstore masks that get the job done in a fraction of the time. While nothing can permanently seal off a split end (more on that here), these 20 budget finds can certainly help you pretend you haven’t styled your hair into oblivion. Check out our favorites ahead.
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Lay it on thick with this detoxifying blend if your hair is constantly subjected to manipulation and layers of product.
$9 at Not Your Mother's

This deep conditioner feeds hair with a healthy dose of argan oil and a patented Keravis™ formula that aids in repairing breakage.
$12 at Target

This onetime-use hair treatment is made with 98-percent derived natural ingredients, so you know it's getting the job done.
$4.49 at Garnier Fructis

This sulfate- and paraben-free formula is made with pure shea butter for restoring moisture to all hair types, but especially those with relaxed or heat-styled hair.
$4.99 at Target

If you're a self-proclaimed gym rat dealing with constant buildup, this detoxifying masque is gentle enough for everyday use but strong enough to wipe your strands and scalp clean.
$15.50 at Carol's Daughter

Organic blueberry extract, aloe leaf juice, and chamomile extract all work together to hydrate curls and restore bounce ... without an overabundance of frizz.
$15 at CURLS

This mask may be made with coconut oil and shea butter, but it actually has a lighter consistency for those with fine hair.
$8.99 at EDEN BodyWorks

If you're not into heavy formulas that weigh hair down, this drugstore find is just the ticket. And it smells like a dream!
$6.99 at Garnier Fructis

If your hair is seriously fried from a dye job, this treatment will strengthen and repair the strands, while also adding a boost of vibrancy to your color.
$19.99 at Ulta

This treatment was made to use in the shower so that steam can help the formula melt into your strands for ample absorption.
$4.49 at L'Oreal Paris

If a flaky scalp is the bane of your existence, this hair mask is chock-full of ingredients (umutanga oil, palmarosa oil, yashtimadhu root, yucca root, burdock root oil, and soy) that will make it a thing of the past.
$19.99 at The Mane Choice

Babassu oil is a criminally underused ingredient that comes from the Amazon and is filled with properties for optimal hair and scalp health.
$14.99 at Mielle Organics

This once-a-week treatment is like a spa day for hair that's been dried out by the cold winter air.
$7.49 at Neutrogena

This salon-level hair mask goes deep into hair fibers, delivering next-level moisture for heat-styled hair.
$3.79 at Target

This creamy treatment is made with a powerhouse blend of rice oil, coconut oil, avocado oil, olive oil, quinoa, and rice proteins to perk up damaged and/or color-treated hair.
$16 at Pacifica

Make time during your shower for this daily treatment, chock-full of protein-rich ingredients that will protect your hair throughout the day.
$4.99 at Target

Apply any of these masks—targeted to specific hair concerns—to dry hair before you sleep, and wake up with more hydrated strands.
$5 at Sephora

Those with finer hair will be instantly obsessed with this shea butter and coconut water blend that hydrates without weighing your head down.
$12.99 at SheaMoisture

This ultra luxurious mask is a life-saver for women who are transitioning back to their natural hair texture.
$12.99 at SheaMoisture

A nearly weightless option that should be applied to wet hair for a hydration boost.
$16 at Verb