WishCare Multi-Peptide Hair Mask — a mask is not a stronger conditioner used more often — it is a different step, used once or twice a week in place of your usual one, with enough time and enough richness to matter.
This one pairs a multi-peptide complex with fermented rice water and hyaluronic-filled bursting beads, over a base of shea and cocoa butter. The aim is elasticity: hair that bends rather than snaps.
Best for
Breakage, split ends, and hair left brittle by colouring or heat styling.
How to use WishCare Multi-Peptide Strengthening Mask
Apply to clean, towel-dried hair from mid-length down. Leave five to ten minutes, then rinse thoroughly. Once or twice weekly, instead of conditioner.
What is in it
Peptides
Peptides are short chains of amino acids used as signals. The theory is straightforward: certain sequences resemble the fragments skin produces when it repairs itself, so applying them encourages the repair response — more collagen, better firmness. The evidence is real but more modest than the marketing, and it is slow. Peptides are a sensible addition to a routine that already has the basics right, not a substitute for a retinoid or sunscreen. Background reading on peptides if you want the chemistry behind it.
Hyaluronic acid
Hyaluronic acid is a humectant: it binds water and holds it in the upper layers of skin. That is genuinely useful and also frequently oversold — it hydrates what is already there rather than adding anything new. The practical detail most people miss is that it needs water to work with. Apply it to damp skin and seal it with a moisturiser; apply it to dry skin in dry air and it can pull moisture the wrong way.
Rice extract
Rice extracts have been part of East Asian skincare for centuries, long before anyone measured why they worked. Modern formulas use rice water, rice bran and fermented rice ferment filtrate for a mixture of amino acids, vitamin E and mild antioxidants. The effect is a soft, even brightness rather than the targeted pigment work of an acid or a tyrosinase inhibitor — it makes skin look well, without treating anything specific.
What to use it with
A weekly mask sits inside a routine rather than replacing one. From the rest of our range, WishCare Air Powder Dry Shampoo and WishCare Air Powder Dry Shampoo are sensible companions, and both are stocked with the same cash-on-delivery terms.

Where it fits in your routine
A mask is a deeper conditioning step used once or twice a week in place of your usual conditioner, not in addition to it. Apply to clean, towel-dried hair from mid-length down, leave it the full time on the pack, and rinse well. Warmth helps — a towel around the head while it works is a genuine improvement, not a ritual.
Before you start
Patch test on a small area behind the ear or along the jaw before the first full application, particularly if your skin reacts easily. Introduce one new product at a time so that if something does not agree with you, you know which one it was.
Common questions
Is WishCare Multi-Peptide Hair Mask authentic?
Yes. Euros Belle stocks sealed, unopened units sourced through the brand’s own distribution, and we do not sell testers, decants or refilled packaging. Every order is checked before it leaves us, and you are welcome to inspect the seal at the door before paying.
What size is WishCare Multi-Peptide Hair Mask?
This listing is the 200 g size, priced at ৳1,199. Where a product is available in more than one size, each is listed separately so the price you see is the price for the size shown.
Can I pay cash on delivery?
Cash on delivery is the only payment method we offer — there is nothing to pay in advance and no card details to enter anywhere. You pay the delivery agent when the parcel reaches you. Inside Dhaka delivery is ৳70 and takes one to two days; outside Dhaka it is ৳130 and takes three to four.
How long before I see a difference?
Hydration and comfort usually change within a few days. Anything structural — tone, texture, firmness — takes eight to twelve weeks of consistent use. Judging a product before a full month is generally judging the wrong thing.









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