Farmstay Ceramide Damage Clinic Hair Filler

Mix the filler with an equal amount of water in your palm to create a creamy texture, then apply it evenly through damp, towel-dried hair, focusing on the mid-lengths and ends. Leave it on for about ten minutes, then rinse thoroughly. Use it as a weekly or twice-weekly treatment in place of your usual conditioner or mask.

For dry or damaged hair, use it once or twice a week as an intensive treatment. On very damaged or colour-treated hair you can start with twice weekly, then settle into a weekly rhythm once your hair feels smoother and more manageable. It's concentrated, so a little goes a long way and there's no need to use it daily.

A hair filler is a concentrated treatment rich in proteins and conditioning ingredients, designed to make damaged hair feel smoother and look glossier. Compared with a regular mask, it's more targeted and is mixed with water before applying. Use it as your weekly deep-treatment step; a mask or conditioner can still be used on other wash days.

Yes. This filler is well suited to colour-treated and heat-styled hair, which often feels dry and looks dull. Its ceramides and hydrolysed proteins help hair feel softer and look smoother and glossier, and make it easier to detangle. As always with colour-treated hair, use lukewarm rather than hot water when rinsing to keep hair looking its best.

Ceramides and hydrolysed proteins such as collagen and silk are ingredients widely used in hair care to help damaged hair feel conditioned, smooth and soft, and to improve how glossy and manageable it looks. In this filler they work together to leave dry, weakened-feeling lengths feeling stronger to the touch and looking healthier after rinsing.

This is a lengths-and-ends treatment, so apply it from the mid-lengths down rather than on the scalp, where damage and dryness are usually concentrated. Keeping it off the roots also helps hair feel less weighed down. After rinsing, style as usual. If you also want scalp-focused care, choose a dedicated scalp product instead.

Used as directed, it shouldn't. Applying it only to the mid-lengths and ends, rinsing thoroughly, and not overusing it keeps hair feeling soft rather than heavy. Fine hair should use a small amount and keep well away from the roots. If hair feels coated, reduce the quantity or the frequency slightly at your next wash.