10 Proven Tips to Take Care of Dry Hair in Winter
Winter hair care differs from summer or spring maintenance. Your hair loses moisture and turns into a dry ‘stack of hay’. The strands of hair are often damaged by frost and their ends split. Besides, they gather statics and your hairstyle looks unattractive. We suggest several tips for you to get rid of these problems. Try them to keep your hair healthy and hydrated.
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It’s not a secret that cold weather is harmful to our hair. Frosty air, harsh wind, rapid change of temperature and moisture are combined into a violent cocktail. This harmful weather mixture negatively influences the condition of your hair. Without proper winter hair care, you will notice quite unpleasant changes, such as:
- hair loss;
- split ends;
- static hair;
- dull color;
- the appearance of dandruff;
- dry scalp.
Nobody wants to have weak, brittle, dry hair in winter! Thankfully, there are strategies to cope with these issues successfully. Here are 10 tips that will help you prevent the negative consequences of nasty weather on your hair and keep it healthy and shiny through all the advent period and beyond.
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#1: Minimize Shampoo Days
It is almost impossible to have your hair fully clean without shampoo, as it helps to wash off the dirt and styling products. But it also rinses off natural hair oils, crucially useful to keep hair soft and healthy. This is why you should stop using shampoo daily, especially in winter when hair is prone to dryness.
Advertisement It is best to shampoo your hair once or twice a week – it will be enough to keep your strands clean and moisturized. If your scalp is oily by nature and you have to shampoo more often, use dry shampoo to refresh your hair or experiment with hairstyles that mask greasiness.
#2: Wear a Hat
The attitude to wearing hats in winter is quite controversial. Some people claim that cold weather helps them increase hair growth (even though medical studies show that this hypothesis is wrong). Others believe that wearing a hat can cause hair loss. One more reason against beanies and hooded jackets is that they can increase frizz and statics.