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Tips for great hair in the Winter

Tips for great hair in the Winter

I love the Winter but it’s never kind to my skin or hair. When the temperature drops my hair can easily become dry and hard to style. The cold air outside combined with the hot air in the house or work creates a ‘bad hair season’ for me. And if I dare to wear a hat … I daren’t take it off!

I always stock up on treatments to pamper my locks during the chilly season, online beauty retailers are a great route to save money on salon favourites, Just My Look have a huge range of treatments for different hair types.

Whilst I’m no expert on haircare, there are a few things I’ve found that help my poor locks and I over the winter months.

1. Get it cut regularly.
I have the ends trimmed much more often over the winter. It prevents split and dry ends ravaging the rest of my hair.

2. Keep it hydrated.
I used conditioner every time I was my hair and use an intense moisturising mask once or twice a week, try using one for your specific hair type. I also use a finishing serum which smooths the ends of my hair after I’ve dried and styled it.

3. Wash it with cool/warm water
Instead of blasting the shower at boiling temperatures try and use a cooler water to wash and rinse your hair. It will cause less damage and is less likely to dehydrate your hair.

4. Be gentle
I try to be as gentle as possible with my hair while it’s fragile.I only brush when it’s dry and try to style it with hot tools less often. I love using my straightened but I know using them in the colder weather dries out my hair.

5. Drink lots of water
I know this should go without saying, but sometimes we need a reminder. Drinking water will keep us hydrated from the inside and our whole body will benefit.

Do you have any hair saving tips for the winter months?

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1 Comment

  1. 22nd October 2015 / 1:23 pm

    My problem is my hair get frizzy and static sucks. I tried the laundry sheet to tame static but its still too frizzy!

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