A few hair fitness suggestions and tips to incorporate into your repetitive routine to protect your precious hair from the harsh winters.
1. Never leave home with damp hair. When hair is wet, it becomes weaker because water breaks down the bonds that provide its strength. This makes it much easier to do harm. A good hair dryer allows you to dry and style your hair at the same time, giving you the look you need and avoiding leaving your hair in a weakened state for too long.
2. Shampoo Less, Condition More: In the cold season, the scalp becomes dry and itchy. Shampoos can procrastinate the herbal oils that your scalp produces to help keep your scalp moisturized. can do.
3. Dry Shampoo: Some dry shampoos have the equal benefit of combing again without damaging the cuticle, so they can be used for styling. Texturizing sprays and some dry shampoos can leave a powdery residue on your hair.
4. Hairsprays, mousses and oils: Hairsprays and mousses act like glue and help keep your fashions in place by keeping your hair together and in your favorite fashion. You can use natural oils and silicones on your hair to reduce water ingress and keep your style in place longer. , can crush hair and have other effects.
5. Static power: This can be a boom in the colder months because low humidity means hair holds less moisture. This can make your hair visibly frizzy and unmanageable. Drying your hair too much can also improve frizziness. To help manage static and frizz, avoid using plastic hairbrushes that may be aimed at building up static, and use hair dryers and ionizers with controlled airflow.
