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Winter has come to the fore. At this time of the year, many women's hair is dry, brittle, flaking, and even dandruff. So how do you take care of your hair, minimizing the effects of harsh winter weather and preventing damage? We have listed the most practical tips to make your hair healthier and shiny.

1. Moisturizes Hair and Scalp with Oil

In the colder months, indoor heating tends to cause large amounts of water to drain and dry the hair, sometimes leaving a dry scalp. Use a leave-in conditioner or add hair oil in winter hair care routines to combat dryness. Use a few drops of moisturizing oil at the end every day to replenish the hair with the required moisture during the winter, preventing hair breakage and making the hair soft and shiny.

2. Wash Your Hair With Warm Water

In colder months, you may want to increase the water temperature, but try to avoid flushing your hair with very hot water - use warm or cold water to avoid damaging your hair. Hot water can dry your hair and damage the delicate skin on your scalp, making it brittle and easier to break. Therefore, in the winter, wash your hair with warm water and then rinse with cold water.

3. Wearing A Hat

Wearing a right hat can protect hair from a variety of factors. Cold, wet winter weather can damage your hair. The best way to protect your hair from these elements is to cover your head with a hat or scarf, but make sure it is not tight so as not to limit the circulation of the scalp. Although wearing a winter hat can protect your hair, it can also cause sweat to accumulate and stimulate the scalp. Therefore, be sure to use anti-dandruff shampoo to stop dandruff in its trajectory before the sheet begins to appear.

4. Avoid Washing Your Hair Too Often

Try to extend the time between shampoos as much as possible until you find the best time for your hair—if you usually wash your hair every other day, try it every two days. If you find that your hair is still very dry, try it every three days. To help with this transition, use a dry shampoo between washes to keep your hair smelling and looking fresh. Another trick for dry hair? If your roots are not too greasy, use only conditioner to wash your hair and then skip the shampoo completely.

5. Avoid Blow-dryer and Heat Tools

Limit the use of tools such as hair dryers and curling irons because heat can dry hair and scalp, increasing the risk of damage. It is best to let the hair dry. Blowing dry will remove moisture from the hair and increase the chance of hair breakage. No heat drying helps keep your hair shiny and healthy. In the colder months, when hair has become weak, heat setting can exacerbate the problem and absorb moisture from the hair bundle. Avoid straightening or curling your hair in winter. Try new hairstyles such as twists, scorpions and bun.

6. Trim Your Hair Regularly

Whether it is long hair or short hair, the winter weather will make the ends of the hair dry and brittle. Trimming hair every four to eight weeks is a good way to keep your hair healthy and keep it fresh. Leave the bottom half an inch to reduce the chance of forming a dry split fork. Regular pruning will keep your hair in good condition and reduce the chance of split ends.

7. Use Hair Masks Once AWeek

Hair masks are a fast and efficient way to bring a lot of health benefits to your hair in less than 20 minutes. Gives your hair a softening and moisturizing effect that promotes growth, increases shine, and even protects against scalp infections.

8. Don't Go Out With Wet Hair

Please spend some time drying your hair or making it dry naturally before going out. In cold weather, your hair will take a long time to dry - if the hair freezes, it may break. Follow these tips and make some extra effort to keep your hair hydrated and look good this winter. These tips are also suitable for your hair extensions or human hair lace wigs.