Daily Haircare Tips for Enviable Hair this Winter

It is a widely acknowledged fact that hair can be really tricky to maintain during winters. The dryness from the atmosphere can easily penetrate your hair causing damage and dryness. This, in turn puts your good hair days at risk. However, if you care for your hair properly, you can avoid the damage and dryness. Winter haircare doesn't have to be complicated. Basically, you just need to realize that your hair demands more attention at this time of the year. Here are a few daily haircare tips that you need to incorporate into your routine during winters.

Natural Haircare

Daily haircare - save from damage

Let’s first talk about some product-free ways to care for your hair during winters. Remember, you’re fighting dryness during winters. On top of that, with heating arrangements that we use at our homes, the very air can become dry. It is important to make arrangements for keeping it adequately humid which is good for your hair and skin. Furthermore, try not to go outdoors with wet hair. The low temperature can cause your cuticle to freeze and break, making your hair dull and damaged. It is also important to dry your hair naturally after showers.

Cleansing in Daily Haircare Regime

Use a sulfate-free shampoo

Cleansing your hair is the foremost step in your daily haircare regime. However, it is important to do it right, especially during winters. The first rule is to keep your hair hydrated and moisturized. Washing it twice a week can help in this regard. Moving forward, we recommend that you wash your hair with mildly warm water. While you may be tempted to take hot showers, it is important to know that hot water can cause dryness in your hair as well as skin. Furthermore, sulfates in regular shampoos are responsible for ripping off moisture from your hair. Try using sulfate free shampoos that suit your hair type.

Lastly, do not skip the conditioner. While shampoo cleanses your hair of debris from styling products, sebum and any dirt in your hair, conditioners impart the hydration and moisture that your hair needs. Moreover, if you have oily hair which becomes limp and sticky without frequent washes, try using Dry Shampoo. A dry shampoo will absorb the excessive oil from your hair and scalp making it appear freshly washed. It also helps in adding texture, volume and body to make up for the limpness you might experience in your hair.

Winter Hairstyling Routine

As a rule, cut down on heat styling during winters. Intense heat can rip moisture from your hair and damage the strands. We all know that in order to pull off a perfect hairstyle, we need to apply heat from a blow dryer or a hair iron. In that case, never forget to use a heat protectant. A good heat protectant is heat activated and will deposit a protective layer over your hair. It helps to prevent hair damage under intense heat.

Another hurdle towards perfect styling is frizz and static in the hair. If you keep your hair moisturized and hydrated, you can effectively prevent these from happening. A weightless, daily styling aid like Cashmere can help you keep frizz at bay. Plus, if your hair has the adequate moisture, it won’t experience static either. Moreover, if your hair appears dull and you need a quick fix, Dry Oil Shine Spray will deliver the shine dosage you require in an instant.

Damage Prevention in Daily Haircare

To prevent hair damage, it is also a wise step to go for a keratin treatment as soon as the winter sets in. It will add building blocks to your hair and strengthen the strands against future damage. A GKhair Keratin Smoothing Treatment, for example, reinforces the hair strands from inside and deposits a protective sheath of keratin on the outside. Hence, there is better moisture retention in the hair. Furthermore, we’ve already discussed how your hair is in its most vulnerable state during winters. Therefore, it is important to give a break to all practices that damage your hair; intense lightening, for example.

Give a break to light and bright blondes in the winter so that your hair can remain healthy and restore itself. Warmer color tones are usually more in vogue in winters anyways. If you have a color service and you keep getting enhancement services, try to look for products that provide conditioning as well. This will keep your color intact and your hair moisturized and nourished to get through the winter.

FAQ's

How can I keep my hair hydrated during the cold winter months?

To keep your hair hydrated during winter, use a moisturizing shampoo and conditioner, such as GK Hair Moisturizing Shampoo and Conditioner, which are formulated to provide extra hydration. Additionally, apply a leave-in conditioner or a few drops of GK Hair Argan Oil Serum to your damp hair after washing to seal in moisture and protect against the dry winter air. Weekly deep conditioning treatments can also help replenish lost moisture and keep your hair soft and manageable.

What can I do to prevent my hair from getting static and frizzy in winter?

Static and frizz are common winter hair problems caused by dry air and friction from winter clothing. To prevent this, use an anti-frizz serum like GK Hair Leave-In Bombshell Cream to smooth your hair and reduce static. Also, switch to a microfiber towel to gently dry your hair without causing frizz and consider using a humidifier at home to add moisture to the air. Avoiding synthetic fabrics and opting for natural materials for hats and scarves can also reduce static.

Should I change my hair washing routine in winter?

Yes, you should adjust your hair washing routine in winter to prevent dryness and damage. Wash your hair less frequently, around 2-3 times a week, to preserve natural oils that keep your hair moisturized. Use lukewarm water instead of hot water, as hot water can strip your hair of its natural oils. Incorporate a weekly deep conditioning treatment, like GK Hair Deep Conditioner, to maintain moisture and nourishment. Always follow with a cool rinse to help seal the hair cuticles and retain moisture.


Leave a comment

Please note, comments must be approved before they are published

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.