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]]>Hair Oil for Your Scalp
Invest in a good hot oil massage with nourishing hair oils like coconut and olive oils. The oils will penetrate the hair shaft and keep the hair moisturized and massaging the scalp will improve blood circulation and stimulate hair growth.
Avoid Heat Styling Tools
As the weather cools down you will have to start drying your hair with a blow dryer more often, which does dry out the follicles. Try to avoid the straightening and curling tongs as much as you can or make sure to use protective sprays. You can also braid your wet hair in the evening and it will be dry with texture in the morning.
Cover Your Hair
In order to avoid the cold and wet damaging your hair more, start covering your hair with a scarf or hat when you are outside. Silk or satin are your best options to stop static and flyaways.
Regular Trims
The cold and dry air in the winter causes more split ends and breakage so make time to have regular trims to keep your ends fresh and even.
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Whether you have dry hair or not it would be good to use a deep conditioner on a regular basis during winter. Harsh winter weather can damage and dry your hair, but you can prevent this by deep conditioning once a week.
Scalp Exfoliation
Cold weather can also cause issues with dry scalp, and we’re more prone to dandruff and hair loss. To prevent this, it’s a good idea to exfoliate the scalp once a week and add a dandruff shampoo to your hair care routine.
Reduce Blow-drying
You probably already know that your blow dryer and other heating tools are your hair’s worst enemy, especially during winter when it’s more prone to dryness. Try to reduce blow-drying for a couple of months and avoid using your hair straightener also.
Use Oils
Every product that can nourish your hair and add some moisture is welcome. Adding hair oil to your conditioner or massaging your scalp with oils is also a good way to moisturize hair.
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Winter SkyLess Shampooing
Your hair will probably get less greasy during the winter, so you won’t have to wash it as often as you did in the summertime. Often shampooing leads to itchy scalp and dry ends.
Moisturize
It’s important to keep your hair moisturized by using hair masks and leave-in products that will take care of it. If your hair is naturally dry, you may even want to incorporate hair oils into your hair care routine.
Go Darker
Platinum shades of blonde look great, but if you can’t, opt for a darker shade this winter. Your hair will regenerate when you stop bleaching it and it has plenty of time to completely recover until spring.
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]]>Oil-Based Hydration
An oil-based serum for your ends will do wonders against the harsh effects of cold wind.
Leave-In Products
To prevent static electricity, use a leave-in conditioner that will keep your hair soft longer.
Winter Hat
Ideally, your hat should have an inside layer made of satin or silk so your hair won’t tangle.
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