Tips to Follow Now for Healthy Winter Hair

When it comes to our hair, who does not like to have pretty and volumes hair? We all do right! But nothing in life comes easier as there are no free lunches in life. Especially in the case of winters, our hair goes through a lot, and this is the time we should take utmost care of it. 

Do you want your hair to be healthy this winter? Winter may be over, but your hair is still suffering from the effects of the season. Your hair and scalp may be displaying indications of winter, from frigid outdoor temperatures to blasts of dry interior heating. Continue reading for advice from hair care experts on how to keep your hair as healthy as possible as you move from winter to spring.

Why Is Winter So Harmful to Hair?

Winter is tough on your hair and scalp for a variety of reasons. Outside, dry, cold air, and inside, dry, warm air are significant contributors. Unruly hair that doesn't do what you want it to do is caused by a lack of moisture in the environment. Due to the dry conditions, you may find that your hair does not keep its hairstyle.

3 Ways to Improve Your Hair's Health

There's no need to throw your hands in the air during the winter and accept hair and scalp problems during the winter. If you've allowed winter's effects to emerge, there are preventive ways you can apply to prevent problems in the first place, as well as steps to improve your hair's health and general appearance.

Tip 1: When washing your hair, avoid using hot water

When it's cold outside, a hot shower may sound attractive, but the hot water can damage your scalp and hair. Wash your hair with warm water removes natural oils from your scalp, resulting in a dry scalp and hair shafts. When washing and rinsing your hair, set the faucet to chilly or lukewarm if you prefer a warm shower. Switching to cool water at the end of a hair wash will help to seal in moisture.

Tip 2: Don't wash your hair as regularly as you used to.

Because you aren't likely sweating as much in the winter, your hair doesn't need to be washed every day. Allowing your scalp to replenish the natural oils that keep your hair and scalp healthy allows you to go longer between washes. If your hair appears to be oily, use dry shampoo and wash it every other day or longer if possible.

Tip 3: Use conditioning products to hydrate your hair.

Several Top salon products on the market can feed and replace the moisture for your dry scalp and hair, ranging from scalp oils, overnight hair masks, and deep conditioners. Inquire with your Hairstylist about a conditioning product that is appropriate for your hair type.

To book a consultation for healthy winter hair or individualized guidance to help your hair look its best all year, contact the hairstylists

today.