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Say NO to dry and tangled hair even in winter!

Gentle washing, conditioning the mid-lengths and ends, careful detangling, and reducing heat and friction can help manage winter dryness, static, and knots.

SloaneSeptember 1, 20263 min read
Say NO to dry and tangled hair even in winter!

Are you also troubled by dry skin and peeling lips during this winter. Not only that, even the hair is restless, starting to dry, knot, and generate static electricity In winter, as temperatures drop and air humidity decreases, scalp oil secretion decreases. Not only may the scalp become dry and itchy, but hair is also prone to problems such as static electricity, dryness, and tangling.

Internal reasons:

The hair scales are damaged and open. Frequent perming, exposure to direct sunlight, and hot air blowing can cause the scales to turn outward and the hair strands to become tangled and tangled.

Hair lacks water and oil. Dry hair texture, less oil on the scalp, and dry and unsmooth hair.

Lack of nutrition. Lack of protein, vitamins, and poor qi and blood, resulting in fine, soft, fragile, and easily tangled hair.

Natural curly hair texture. Having a lot of curvature makes it easier to tie knots naturally.

External daily bad habits (most importantly)

Wrong way of washing hair. The water temperature is too hot and can damage hair; Rub your hair directly when washing it, not your scalp; Apply shampoo directly to the top of the head to create bubbles.

The washing and care sequence is disorderly. No need to use conditioner/hair mask, or apply conditioner to the scalp. Wet hair vigorously combed. Wet hair is the most fragile, it can knot and break with just one pull

Sleeping habits. Wearing hair while sleeping or sleeping on the side, friction is most likely to entangle into clumps

Hair blowing error. High temperature blowing, blowing hair upside down

Long term tightening. High ponytail, tight headband pulling hair strands

Environmental impact. Air conditioning is dry, dusty, static, and windy

Quick improvement method: When washing hair, only rub the scalp and brush the ends of the hair. After washing, squeeze out the water and do not rub. It is necessary to apply conditioner to the middle and ends of the hair. Wet hair is combed from the end of the hair to the top with a wide tooth comb. Before going to bed, tie loose ponytail/Fried Dough Twists braids. Reduce perming and dyeing, deeply nourish the hair mask once a week. Spray hair oil to prevent static electricity and tangling when going out

The simplest first aid

Knot cannot be untied: Apply a little hair care essential oil, let it sit for 1 minute, then slowly comb it, never forcefully tug.

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Sloane

Beauty Writer & Industry Analyst

Contributing writer at Funzonelive. Dedicated to delivering in-depth beauty analysis, product reviews, and industry insights for beauty enthusiasts.

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