The onset of fall marks the transition for many things in our beauty routines, including how we treat our hair. While the summer season often comes with sun-damaged locks, an oily scalp, and hard-water damage from chlorinated pools, our hair is subject to a few different concerns when temperatures drop—namely, static frizz, dry, itchy scalp, and brittle strands.

1.Hair care
Colder weather means lower levels of humidity in the air, which in turn leads to dry hair that can often feel impossible to remedy. frigid conditions along with artificial heat indoors can zap moisture from the hair, leaving it brittle and dry.Hair masks work to rehydrate and restore moisture and softness to dry, limp hair. I recommend applying a hair or scalp mask treatment at least once a week.

2.Protection before heating
Hot tools tend to make an appearance more in the cooler months as people look for hairstyles that have longevity.using a thermal protectant before using tools to prevent the damage heat can cause. The number one cause of dryness, breakage, and split ends is thermal heat.There are specific thermal protectants for wet or dry hair, and most styling products are a thermal protectant to some degree. Anything that’s getting between the heat and your hair will protect it some.
3.Replenish water
If you’re suffering from hair breakage, amping up your hydration is key. dry and cold weather breaks the natural sulfide bonds that are holding hairs together. This leads to straightening and damage to hair roots, which eventually can lead to hair breakage. A leave-in treatment or conditioner can help preserve the natural humidity of hair in colder months the way moisturizers help the skin in these colder, dryer environments.
4.Shampoo times
If you want healthy, manageable hair throughout the fall and winter, a thorough scalp-care routine is a must. Often we get more dandruff in the colder months because we end up washing our hair less,People have a misconception that they should wash their hair less frequently in colder months, but this can worsen scalp conditions and lead to unwanted scales.

Just think about that telltale itchy feeling you get on your scalp during the fall and winter. To combat this, commit to washing your hair with a clarifying shampoo once a week to remove buildup, as well as doing co-washes for a mid-week cleanse. This will ensure that your follicles aren’t clogged with debris (which can inhibit hair growth and lead to thinning hair).

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