Daily skincare
WILDFIELD PEPTIDE SMOOTHING HAIR MASK
WILDFIELD PEPTIDE SMOOTHING HAIR MASK is a rinse-off treatment concept for brands developing care for dry, frizz-prone or color-processed lengths. Its ingredient direction combines a four-peptide blend with amino acids, sodium hyaluronate, panthenol, macadamia seed oil and a multi-silicone conditioning system. Sampling can focus on mask pickup, wet combing, rinse weight and the softness-to-slip balance, with final claims and usage confirmed for the approved formula and market.
Specifications
- Product Type
- Rinse-off smoothing hair mask
- Hair Direction
- Dry, frizz-prone, color- or perm-processed lengths
- Routine Position
- Weekly treatment, salon add-on or post-color care
- Peptide Direction
- Acetyl hexapeptide-8, palmitoyl pentapeptide-4, hexapeptide-9 and palmitoyl tetrapeptide-7
- Amino Acid Direction
- Proline, serine and phenylalanine
- Moisture Support
- Sodium hyaluronate, glycerin, panthenol and honey extract
- Conditioning System
- Multi-silicone system with cationic conditioning agents
- Oil Direction
- Macadamia seed oil, lime peel oil and other plant oils
- Texture Target
- Dense ivory cream with controlled pickup and spread
- pH Direction
- Approximately 5.5 as a development direction
- Suggested Use
- Apply to mid-lengths and ends for 3–5 minutes; rinse well
- Buyer Evaluation
- Pickup, wet combing, rinse weight, dry touch and pack handling
Made for the Mid-Lengths That Show Damage First
A hair mask earns its place in a range when the difference is clear during use, not only in the ingredient story. This concept is aimed at dry, frizz-prone and color- or perm-processed lengths, with a dense cream format that can be worked through the hair without turning the ritual into a heavy coating step.
That makes it suitable for brands that need a more substantial treatment beside an everyday conditioner. The product can be positioned for weekly home care, a salon add-on or a post-color routine, while the final richness is adjusted for the target hair profile and climate.
Dense Cream, Deliberate Rinse
The ingredient architecture groups a four-peptide blend with proline, serine and phenylalanine, then layers in sodium hyaluronate, glycerin, panthenol and honey extract. A multi-silicone conditioning system, macadamia seed oil and other plant oils shape the slip and after-feel direction without assigning the finished result to one ingredient alone.
During sample review, buyers can separate the important decisions: how the mask lifts from the jar, how evenly it spreads, how a wide-tooth comb travels through wet lengths, how quickly the cream rinses and whether the dry finish feels soft, fluid or over-conditioned.
A Treatment Format Ready for Brand Decisions
The development starting point places the formula direction near pH 5.5 and suggests a 3–5 minute application through mid-lengths and ends, with a longer eight-minute treatment for more stressed hair. Those details give brand teams a useful starting ritual that can be checked against the approved formula and local labeling requirements.
A wide-mouth jar makes the dense texture visible and easy to portion, while salon packs or alternative closures can be considered during compatibility review. Rather than approving the look in isolation, buyer teams can assess formula pickup, dose control, closure cleanliness and shelf presentation as one product experience.
