Maintain Healthy Hair

How to Maintain Healthy Hair During Seasonal Changes

Hydrate, Hydrate, Hydrate (Especially in Winter!)

Colder months are notorious for sucking the moisture out of everything—including your hair. If your strands are feeling dry, brittle, or frizzy, it’s time to up the hydration.

Try this:

• Swap out your regular shampoo for a moisturising one. 

• Deep condition weekly.

• Add a leave-in conditioner or hair oil to seal in moisture.

Your hair will thank you for the extra TLC!

Don’t Skip the Scalp

Seasonal changes can also throw your scalp out of whack. Dry, itchy scalp in winter or oil buildup in the summer? Yup, that’s a thing.

Try this:

• Use a gentle exfoliating scalp scrub once a week.

• In dry months, massage a little coconut or jojoba oil into your scalp before washing.

• Stay hydrated and eat omega-3-rich foods for a healthy scalp from the inside out.

Switch Up Your Products with the Weather

Just like you wouldn't wear a wool sweater to the beach, your hair doesn’t want heavy creams in summer or lightweight mists in winter.

Try this:

• In summer: Use lightweight, humidity-fighting products to tame frizz and protect against sun damage.

• In winter: Go for richer, nourishing creams and oils to battle dryness.

Keep an eye on how your hair responds and adjust accordingly.

Limit Heat Styling (Or At Least Protect It!)

Using hot tools on hair that’s already battling extreme temps outside? Not the best combo.

Try this:

• Embrace air drying when possible.

• If you must use heat, always apply a heat protectant.

• Consider heatless styles like braids or buns that still look cute but are way gentler on your strands.

Trim Regularly

Seasonal stress can lead to split ends and breakage. A quick trim every 6–8 weeks helps keep hair healthy and looking fresh.

Bonus Tip: Don’t be afraid to chat with your stylist about seasonal hair needs—they’ll have personalised advice that can make a big difference.

Cover Up When Needed

Sun, wind, and cold air can all wreak havoc on your hair. A hat, scarf, or even a silk headwrap can offer stylish protection while helping to retain moisture and prevent damage.

Think of your hair like a plant—it needs the right care depending on the environment. By tuning in to the season and adjusting your routine just a bit, you can keep your hair strong, shiny, and healthy no matter what Mother Nature throws your way.

Got a favourite seasonal hair tip? Share it in the comments—we’d love to hear it!