Rain, wind and cold. All of this leads to the cold season and all of this has a significant impact on our hair. As temperatures drop, our hair health also drops. The ends of the hair begin to become noticeably drier, and the roots become more frizzy. With this in mind, we've put together everything you need to do so that your face frame can survive the grayest and windiest days – even when you're in a rush to leave the house.
Keep your ends and scalp impeccable.
The low temperatures that occur at this time of year are a real threat to our hair strands, but with the right care we can reduce the damage. Hydration, through conditioner and mask, is really essential so that the ends do not look split and dry. Another solution, for more extreme cases, would be to look for a treatment specifically created for this problem, without the hair needing to be rinsed, strengthening it and giving it a more cared-for appearance.
The scalp is also an area that requires greater attention from us at this time of year. The variation in temperatures – freezing outside; hot indoors – this is something that leaves scalps flaky and dry. In this case, it is important to use a shampoo that contains salicylic acid in its composition, in order to enable exfoliation, removing dead cells and destroying the accumulation of product on the scalp.
Remember to restore your hair's natural shine, using a shine spray , and when you're styling it, use a thermal protector that also softens the ends. This last gesture is essential.
Use a metal comb.
The unwanted static charge that occurs on the coldest days of the year is also something that we can overcome by using a metal comb when we need to comb our hair. By brushing it with a metallic object, this static aspect will reduce and the look will automatically become more beautiful.
Use an ionic dryer.
If you feel that your hair doesn't have the ideal texture after drying it, know that the problem could be with the dryer you use. The truth is that there are different types of dryers, and there are some that are designed to significantly help reduce the frizz look. To avoid this situation, choose an ionic dryer to properly dry your hair. Emitting negative ions – particles that help separate and evaporate water molecules quickly – these dryers will mean that our hair does not need to spend so much time in contact with heat, protecting it and preventing damage that comes from this exposure. Here, once again, the use of a thermal protector is imperative. Always include it in your routine, regardless of the season.
Don't leave the house with wet hair.
If you're one of those people who takes a shower in the morning and leaves the house with wet hair, perhaps it's best to rethink the time you take your shower. Perhaps the best thing is to do this cleaning the night before, so that the next morning you don't waste so much time drying. It is important that this is done correctly, as wet hair runs the risk of breaking in cold weather.
Use dry shampoo.
To increase the volume of your hair, using a dry shampoo might make perfect sense. The washing, drying and modulating process is not the most practical and quickest system in the world and, to that extent, this product is a great facilitator. Thanks to the fact that it expands the hair strand and gives it more texture and volume, dry shampoo is a universe of benefits in a bottle that can save us a lot of time.
Moisturize at night.
Dry night air absorbs moisture from your hair, which is why it is so important to set aside at least one night a week to apply oil-based moisturizing to dry hair. It will help to sleep with a silk scarf to protect your hair and prevent friction, while also keeping humidity levels balanced.
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