Sunshine, beach and sea breeze, summer is about to leave us, but after a summer of high temperature, our hair will become dry and brittle. Due to the change of seasons, the weather in autumn and winter is dry, and after entering winter, there is not much chance for hair to breathe. Certain factors such as central heating, strong cold winds and increased use of heated styling tools can also take a toll on hair. Dry hair is prone to breakage, so to restore strength and elasticity, treat your hair with a conditioner when you wash it.
The center of the hair, the cortex, is responsible for most of the hair's strength, while a flat layer of overlapping cells, the cuticle, protects the hair. However, summer weather can often lift and damage this protective layer, making hair more prone to breakage and split ends. A damaged cuticle also reduces shine, increases porosity and dryness, and makes hair more prone to tangling and tangling. To effectively smooth the cuticle of each strand, use a wide-toothed comb to gently comb the conditioner after each shampoo, starting at the ends and working gradually. Next, apply a conditioning oil to your mid-lengths and ends, which will protect your hair from further environmental damage throughout the day.
During the cold season, due to changes in diet, the temperature drops, and the humidity plummets, not only the hair will be dry, but the scalp and body skin will also become dry. Cold and bleak weather can also make people feel depressed and stressed. These can cause physical changes that can lead to hair loss, a dry itchy and oily scalp. In order to soothe the scalp, please eat a reasonable diet, keep enough sleep, supplement vitamin D, and receive proper sun exposure. This will make your hair get balanced nutrition and a good mood.
In addition, please pay attention to dust prevention, keep your hair moisturized, massage your scalp properly to promote blood circulation, and minimize perm and hair dyeing, which will make your hair better cared for.
