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Winter Hair Care Tips

Hair care tips for winter. The winter takes toll on all of us. On our skin, on our hair, on our nails. But hair sometimes feels the absolute worse. All of that dry air and that dry environment really takes a toll on our strands. Luckily I am here to help you fix that problem. I am gonna give you my don'ts and my do's. So first I am gonna give you my do's. Do look for a shampoo that is sulphate free. Sulphates are some of the worst things you can use for your hair. They dry out your strands and they take moisture and hydration from them. The drier your hair is the worse your hair gonna be. It's gonna be frizzy it's gonna be unmanageable. It's gonna be uncontrollable and you won't like it. So look for a sulphate free shampoo. The second thing you have to do is don't shampoo so much. Shampooing more than 3 times a week is more than enough. You don't need to do more than that. The more you shampoo the drier your hair will be. So you're gonna shampoo three times a week and you are gonna feel good about it. The next thing you can do is condition before you shampoo. I know that sounds crazy. But I promise you it's a live saver. When you condition your hair before you shampoo you actually protect your tresses. By protecting your tresses from the undue damage of a shampoo you will actually give your shampoo the effect it should have which is cleansing without leaching. So you will condition your hair. You will wash out the conditioner with water, the you will shampoo and then you will condition again. It is the perfect solution for that dry winter hair. Now here is my don'ts list. Number one. Please please please don't keep your hair under hot water for long periods of time. I can't stress this enough. The hotter the water the drier your hair. So if you got to wash your hair. Do it in lukewarm water or do it really fast. That's really the way to go. The second thing is don't shampoo seven days a week. I know your scalp sometimes feels oily and I know you are feeling uncomfortable. But you are actually just unbalancing your scalp. You are telling your scalp I am going to keep drying you out more and more and more and more and maybe you are gonna end up producing more oil instead. It is really damaging for you. So don't do it. The third thing is dry heaters. Dry heaters are not the solution. The drier the hair the drier your hair. Put the heater on for an hour a day or two hours a day. Space it out. But don't leave it on all day. The longer that hot air is in the room the more it has access to your strands and more it can remove the natural moisture. You don't want that. So those are my do's and don'ts for protecting your hair this winter...