Winter hair survival guide
Winter Hair Survival Guide
As winter rolls in, the cold weather can strip your strands of moisture leading to dryness, static, and frizz. With the right care, you can keep your hair looking and feeling its best all season long. Here’s how to shield your strands from the harsh winter elements and maintain hydrated hair.
1. Lock in Moisture
To combat dry air, start your routine with a hydrating shampoo like Unwash Bio-Cleansing Conditioner. This gentle cleanser will remove impurities without stripping hair of natural oils, which is crucial in maintaining moisture during colder months.
2. Minimize Friction from Winter Gear
Hats, scarves, and coats often create friction that can lead to frizz and breakage, but there are simple ways to protect your hair. Opt for winter gear lined with silk or satin, or layer a silk scarf underneath your wool accessories to minimize damage. Choosing gentle hairstyles like loose braids or securing your hair with a soft scrunchie can help keep your strands in place without pulling or breaking.
3. Avoid Static
Dry air can lead to static, making your hair difficult to manage. To tackle flyaways, gently run a dryer sheet over your hair for a quick fix. Incorporating a deep conditioning treatment into your weekly routine is also essential to combat dryness. The Unwash Hydrating Masque is an excellent choice, delivering intense moisture to revive dull, lifeless strands and restore essential hydration for healthy, vibrant hair.
4. Deep Conditioning
Incorporate a deep conditioning treatment into your weekly hair routine. The Unwash Hydrating Masque offers a deep moisture treatment that revives lifeless locks and replenishes essential hydration.
5. Turn Down the Water Temperature
There's no doubt hot showers feel amazing but they will strip moisture for your hair, scalp, and skin. Stick to lukewarm water when washing your hair to preserve the natural oils. + finish off will a cool rinse to seal in the hair cuticle & lock in moisture.
6. Hydrate from the Inside Out
Winter weather, especially in colder northern climates, can leave your hair parched, making hydration essential. And it’s not just about external hair care, nourishing your body from within is just as important. Stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water and incorporating omega-3-rich foods like salmon and walnuts into your diet. These healthy fats help lock in moisture, promoting soft, hydrated hair from the inside out.
By following these tips, you can enjoy vibrant, hydrated hair all winter long. Remember, a little extra care can go a long way in keeping your hair healthy and beautiful during the cold season.
Happy Winter!
