Winter has arrived, so it's time to curl up under your favourite quilt, drink hot chocolate, and binge watch Christmas movies. Unfortunately, there are numerous issues for your magnificent mane that come with winter. 

The drop in temperature may cause your hair to become staticky and frizzy and your scalp to become flaky and itchy, according to Juili Phadnis, scientist at Pureplay Skin Sciences. Split ends, dandruff, and a loss of your hair's natural strength and shine are the final results. Having said that, caring for your hair in the winter just takes a little time and effort. Juili offers some Rapunzel-inspired advice on how to maintain healthy hair this season..

No hot water

Even while we adore hot showers, they rob the hair of moisture, which leads inevitably to frizz. Rule of thumb: Avoid taking showers in too hot water. Choose a soft shampoo and lukewarm water, and then finish with a cold rinse.

feeding, feeding, feeding

It's crucial to nourish your scalp, which you may achieve by giving it a much-needed champi twice or three times a week while applying your preferred hair development oil. When washing your hair, use a gentle shampoo. Strike the correct balance by neither over-oiling or over-washing your hair because dandruff is caused by a dry scalp or fungus. If necessary, use a shampoo containing components that fight dandruff.

Utilize the Proper Products

Knowing your hair structure and using products designed for it in accordance is one of the most crucial things that cannot be compromised. It is simple for customers to become blinded by the onslaught of items. Before choosing a hair product, do your research, consult with professionals, and always read the ingredients. Include components that will nourish your hair and transform it from drab to spectacular, such as tea tree oil, shea butter, argan oil, macadamia oil, vitamin B, and olive oil.

 

Maintain A Healthful Lifestyle

Make it a point to include berries of all kinds and the quantity of green leafy vegetables that are available in winter in your diet to support healthy hair follicles. "A seasonal natural boost to your hair is the best thing ever. Increase your hydration because people tend to drink less water in the cold. If you have a cold, cough, or congestion, Juili advises drinking warm water and sipping on green tea or cumin water. Last but not least, while winter can make you feel lazy and tired, keep moving around. Set out an hour for either skipping, a walk while listening to your favourite music, or a workout at the gym.