How to Transition Your Hair Care Routine for Colder Weather

As temperatures drop, your hair and scalp feel it first. Cold air, indoor heating, and dry winter weather can leave hair brittle, dull, and prone to static. Luckily, with a few simple adjustments to your hair care routine, you can keep your locks healthy, hydrated, and looking sharp all season long.

1. Switch to a Moisturizing Shampoo & Conditioner

Winter can strip natural oils from your hair, so swap your everyday shampoo for a hydrating formula. Pair it with a nourishing conditioner to restore moisture and prevent breakage.

2. Reduce Shampoo Frequency

Washing too often can dry your scalp and hair. During colder months, aim for 2–3 times per week, and use dry shampoo between washes if needed.

3. Add a Hair Oil or Leave-In Treatment

A lightweight oil or leave-in conditioner can help lock in moisture and prevent frizz and static. Focus on mid-lengths and ends, where dryness shows first.

4. Protect Your Hair From Heat & Elements

If you style with a blow dryer or flat iron, use a heat protectant. Hats and scarves can also protect against wind and cold, but make sure they’re soft to avoid breakage.

5. Pay Attention to Your Scalp

Winter scalp irritation is common. Use a gentle exfoliating scalp scrub or a nourishing treatment weekly to prevent flakiness and itchiness.

By taking a few proactive steps, your hair can stay soft, shiny, and healthy — even when the temperatures drop.

Pro Tip: Regular haircuts keep split ends in check & make styling easier in winter. Book your next visit with us to keep your hair at its best.