Masami Masami Mekabu Hydrating Styling Cream

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Masami Mekabu Hydrating Styling Cream

Name: Masami Mekabu Hydrating Styling Cream
Brand: Masami
SKU: AA957581
Price: 36.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

Masami Mekabu Hydrating Styling Cream channels a sea-kissed calm into your hair routine. The hydrating blend, powered by Mekabu and Aloe Vera, leaves strands nourished without weighing them down. Rich in Vitamin E, Grapeseed, and Sweet Almond Oils, it smooths frizz and adds a natural, soft, silky sheen. The curl-defining formula reads light, non-greasy and non-sticky, with the versatility of a wax, paste, and cream all in one.

Apply on wet or dry hair for a flexible, all-day hold that can skew messy or sleek. Warm a small amount between your palms and work through damp or dry strands after washing with MASAMI. It nourishes from root to tip, tames frizz, and adds shine without heaviness. The texture supports layering and reworking looks as the day unfolds.

Masami keeps hydration front and center, matching the era of multi-use hair care. This Mekabu Cream sits at the intersection of care and style, offering control without stiffness and a clean, glossy finish that pairs with casual and polished looks. Style notes: run through damp hair for curl definition, or sweep over dry strands for a sleek, modern finish.

Materials / Fabrication

Mekabu and Aloe Vera add hydration, protection and shine
Vitamin E, Grapeseed and Sweet Almond Oils nourish hair from root to tip
Eliminates frizz for a natural, soft, silky look
Curl-defining formula is non-greasy and non-sticky
Offers the benefits of a wax, paste and cream for a flexible all-day hold
Hold can be messy, sleek or anything in between
Use on wet or dry hair
Best used as a styling aid after shampooing and conditioning
Application: rub a small amount between the palms and work through damp or dry hair
For continuous hydration, use daily

Recommended Care

Patch test before first use to check for sensitivities
Keep cap tightly closed and store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
Use a small amount to start; add more as needed
Avoid contact with eyes; rinse thoroughly if product enters eyes
If irritation or redness occurs, discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional
Keep out of reach of children
For best results, apply after shampooing and conditioning as part of daily styling routine

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About Masami

Masami is a premium beauty brand delivering botanically hydrated hair care inspired by Mekabu seaweed from Japan. Launched in 2020 by CEO Lynn Power and co-founder James Hammet and his husband Masahiro Sasaki, MASAMI blends ocean botanicals with clean, salon-quality formulas for all hair types. The collection centers on Mekabu Hydrating Shampoo and Conditioner, plus Shine Serum and Styling Cream, with accessories like the Wabi Sabi Scalp Scrubber and a fast-drying towel and bamboo brush. The brand positions as vegan, cruelty-free, and free of many common irritants, offering a streamlined routine that delivers hydration, shine, and manageability without heaviness. MASAMI is a contemporary haircare brand for shoppers seeking high-performance, Japan-inspired botanicals.