Hair care: Don't make these seven mistakes during winter!

As the seasons change, we notice changes in skin and hair.

You might assume that summer is the worst season for your hair, with the rough sun, salt seawater, humidity and a chlorine pool.

But as you can do things to protect your hair from the rigors of wine, you can (and must) do the same in winter.

There are some changes in your routine that can improve hair health.

How often should you cut your hair?

According to experts, you should try to cut hair every eight to 12 weeks.

“Remember that our hair “recalculates” at the bottom and simultaneously they grow to the root. To avoid this, they suggest the “dust cleansing”, which means making these micro-cuts every 8-12 weeks.

Is there something like “I wash my hair more than I should”?

In winter, the cold air can affect reducing the natural moisture of the hair, which causes damage and the fragile “=x1>.

What can you do?

Focus on hydration, which means: You wash your hair less.

Scalp tends to be dryer in winter. Try to use more products with hydration benefits.

Experts questioned by Bustle suggest that you do not wash your hair more than three times a week.

On the other hand, you may be washing your hair even less than you should. You have to wash the minimum once a week to maintain hair and head health.

Texting can also play a role in the washing frequency, since upright hair may be more fatty, while curly hair tends to be dryer.

3 ) Should you change the shampoo?

On the subject of washing your hair, many people ask if you should change your shampoo from time to time.

Dr. Christine Martey-Ochola, chemist, says this is not necessary.

#4 Is it wrong to wear a hat/capac with wet/half wet hair?

A quick solution to disguise your hair still wet when in a hurry is to throw a hat over your head. That, however, is not the best idea for your hair.

If the hair under the hat is confused, it could hurt your hair, causing more to fall. ”

However, if at any given moment, you have no choice, at least make sure that you soften them to a specific product.

5 Is the cold extreme, harmful to the hair?

Yes, heat is a common crime for hair injury, but even cold is no joke.

<x) This can cause headaches and damaged hair.

Then what can you do?

To protect your hair, experts recommend Bustle, make regular hair masks, use heat defenses, and experiment with techniques that involve no heat to make an ore.

♪ Six ♪ Can you get out with wet hair?

Wet hair in the cold must be forbidden! This leads to damage to hair fibers, making them weaker, in <x0 wet”.

7 ) What materials damage the hair?

All interviewed experts agreed that wool and cotton materials are harmful to hair, while silk does not cause any friction with your hair, so it remains a better solution.

Hair experts: Dr. Christine Martey-Ochola, Chad Kenyon, Sarah Klein, Ashley Ruiz, Shellley Davis