Moroccanoil Color Depositing Mask Aquamarine

Experience temporary color with the treatment benefits of a deep conditioning mask. Available in a range of curated shades, this easy-to-use mask makes it possible to experiment with fashion shades, enhance vibrancy and dimension or extend color between salon visits. It also contains nourishing ingredients including an amino acid blend, apricot kernel oil and reparative ArganID™ technology for hair that looks and feels healthier. Color Depositing Mask packaging is made from 50% post-consumer recycled material, which helps to reduce our carbon footprint by consuming less energy.

Aquamarine is a cool blue tone for use on light blonde to medium blonde hair. Because of its exceptional vibrancy, it may last longer than other shades in the collection. Individual results will vary and depend on the starting condition and shade of hair.

How to Use
Before committing to a full head of color, we recommend conducting a strand test first to assess the level of color deposition. Start by choosing a small piece of hair to test, ideally one that’s mostly hidden when your hair is styled normally. Section off the strand and tie the rest out of the way. Apply Color Depositing Mask on the strand and leave on 2–3 minutes. Rinse. If the color is too subtle, try a second strand and leave on for longer.

1. Start with clean, towel-dried hair.
2. Section hair and apply a generous amount. Distribute evenly using a wide-tooth comb.
3. Leave on for 5–7 minutes, depending on desired intensity.
4. Rinse thoroughly. Style as usual.

Tip: For a pastel effect, mix ¼ part Color Depositing Mask with ¾ parts Moroccanoil® Weightless Hydrating Mask to soften the color result.

Note: Color Depositing Masks add temporary color that is designed to fade out gradually over time. The lighter the hair, the more vibrant and long-lasting the shade. Color results and longevity also depend on hair porosity. To hit reset and expedite the color washout process, visit a Moroccanoil salon and consult with your stylist.