Hair Treatments & Masks

For when your regular routine needs a little more. Discover hair treatments and masks selected to deeply condition, strengthen, hydrate and support the scalp and lengths, from rich wash-day masks to targeted overnight treatments and intensive care. These are the extra steps to reach for when hair feels dry, stressed or in need of a reset.

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Hair treatments and masks are designed to give the hair and scalp more concentrated care than an everyday conditioner. Depending on the formula, they can help replenish moisture, improve softness, support strength and make dry, damaged or stressed hair feel more manageable.

At Vault, we curate treatments across a range of formats, from rich conditioning masks and overnight formulas to targeted scalp treatments and strengthening care. Some are designed for occasional use, while others can be worked into a regular weekly routine depending on what your hair needs.

Choosing the right treatment comes down to your main concern. Dry or coarse hair may benefit from a more nourishing mask, while weak or processed hair can suit strengthening formulas. If the scalp is the focus, look for treatments specifically designed to support scalp comfort and condition.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a hair mask and conditioner?

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Conditioner is usually used after shampoo to soften and detangle hair. A hair mask is typically a richer treatment used less often to support hydration, shine, repair or manageability.

How often should I use a hair mask?

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It depends on the formula and your hair type. Many masks are used once or twice a week, while some intensive treatments may be recommended less frequently.

Are hair masks good for damaged hair?

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They can be. Hydrating and strengthening masks may help improve the feel and manageability of dry, brittle or processed hair, although results depend on the formula and level of damage.

Can I use a hair treatment overnight?

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If the product is specifically designed for overnight use. Follow the individual directions, as not all masks or treatments are intended to be left on for extended periods.

Should hair masks go on the scalp?

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Not always. Many masks are designed mainly for the mid-lengths and ends, while scalp treatments are formulated specifically for use at the roots. Check the product instructions before applying.