Each season gives us haircare obstacles. In the summer, humidity flattens our locks or turns us into a ball of frizz. Winter has its own set of problems. Hair tends to dry out – just like the Winter dries your skin out.
Winter Haircare Tip #1: Need to combat dry scalp or dandruff? This is a common Winter problem! Get a good anti-dandruff shampoo like Head & Shoulders and avoid washing your hair with very hot water. You might be tempted to take very hot showers in the Winter because you’re feeling chilly, but they are no good for your hair OR your skin.
Winter Haircare Tip #2: Combat dry hair with shampoos and conditioners containing vitamins and nutrients that lock in moisture and avoid haircare products (like hairspray) that contain alcohol. Alcohol will really dry out your hair! If you can, avoid washing your hair too often during the winter months and invest in a leave in conditioner that is rich in vitamins such as A, E, and B5.
Winter Haircare Tip #3: Avoid using the blow dryer, curling and flat irons. If you must, use a product specifically designed for heat styling to help protect your hair.
Winter Haircare Tip #4: For static-y hair, use your leave-in conditioner before you style. If your hair is oily, only use conditioner on your ends. To tame and prevent static fly-aways, you spray a little hair spray on your brush and brush hair lightly.
Winter Haircare Tip #5: If your hair (color-treated or not) starts to look a little dull, a great way to perk up your color (and your mood) is to add a few face-framing highlights. Add a shine-enhancer to your routine to keep your locks glossy and lustrous.
Winter Haircare Tip #6: Another Winter problem is certainly hat-head! To prevent this, make sure your hair is totally dry first before you put on a hat. Another idea is to wrap a silk scarf around your head before donning that Winter hat!
Winter Haircare Tip #7: Get your hair trimmed regularly, 4-6 weeks for short haircuts and 6-8 weeks for longer styles.


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