When it comes to looking after your hair, most people are aware that extra steps should be taken in the hot summer months to ensure you keep gorgeous locks. However, the winter months should certainly not be dismissed as unproblematic.
In fact in winter you have the heat produced by the indoor central heating, and the extreme cold outdoors to contend with. This combination of conditions can lead to very dry hair, which is also full of static. There are a variety of ways to help you can take more care of your hair over the winter months. Why not start by having a good cut and colour before the cold really begins, this way you will feel better yourself and more ready for the chilly days. You should continue to apply moisturizing products to your hair daily, especially the mid-length and end sections. You will achieve the best results if you leave this moisturizer in for a few minutes before rinsing your hair. If your hair is feeling really dry then once a week you should apply an intense moisturizing treatment lasting 10 minutes. Wrapping your hair in a plastic bag will create a humid environment and allow the conditioner to deeply penetrate.
You will more than likely enjoying lots of parties over the festive season in particular, and the hair styling products we apply at these times can build up to give your hair a lifeless look. To get rid of this effect use a purifying shampoo once a week at the most. These shampoos are not designed for everyday use due to their stringent cleaning qualities.
We all like to wrap up warm in winter, wearing hats and scarves for the journey to and from work. It is important to consider the effect that continuous hat-wearing has on your hair. This can lead to overworked sebaceous glands, resulting in greasy hair. Always make sure that hats don’t fit too tight and that they are regularly cleaned. There is a fantastic range of winter professional hair products to be found at gorgeouslock.co.uk. While you’re there why not look at our great Christmas gift ideas including hair care supplies, hair accessories and styling tools.
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