Winter is the moisture season, and hair masks are the way to go. Putting a hair mask on once a week will make all the difference in the look and feel of your hair. A hair mask is a treatment in between your regular shampoo and regular conditioner. So, shampoo, rinse, hair mask, rinse, condition, then rinse. Putting your regular conditioner on top of the hair mask helps flood the hair with nutrients, while protecting the hair from the elements at the same time. Also use a leave in conditioner after towel drying the hair. This helps put a final seal on the hair shaft.
Static electricity is truly the most annoying of these issues. Great ways to combat static are, pomades and products with glycerin and mineral oil. These help tame the hair, but as a general rule, fine hair should use a water based pomade and course hair should use an oil based pomade. Another way to tame those frizzes is to use shine spray or hair spray, spraying these products on a comb and then combing them through the hair will definitely put an end to those unwanted fly aways!
Hair trimming is essential to great winter hair. Because hair can get dry and brittle when the temperature dips down, the ends of your hair tend to break off more easily. Getting regular trims will help keep your hair healthy and actually help it grow out nicely. So a scheduled end trim every 4 to 6 weeks is a must.
Lastly "go out blow outs" are very popular this time of year. Who doesn't love beautifully polished, professionally styled hair?
There is no excuse for dull hair this winter season, these are just a few remedies that work on all types of hair!!!!
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