After a long period of hot and humid weather, relief in the form of winter is finally here! But your hair may not be as happy as you are. The dry air and drop in moisture levels will make them dry, rough and brittle. Your scalp too will bear the brunt of this dry and cold weather and lead to dandruff and itchy scalp. However, a little extra care and some silky hair products can totally change the game. Here’s a list of some tried and tested products that work for us.
- Indulekha Bringha Hair Oil
- Dove Intense Repair Shampoo and Conditioner
- Wide tooth comb
- Toni&Guy Nourish Reconstruction Hair Mask
- Aloe vera gel
Indulekha Bringha Hair Oil
An Ayurvedic recipe that addresses all problems related to hair. The Indulekha Bringha Hair Oil is a concoction of Bringhraj, amla, coconut oil and several other potent ingredients that make hair naturally smooth, silky and reduces hair fall.
Dove Intense Repair Shampoo and Conditioner
While the job of a shampoo is to get rid of dirt and oil from hair, during winter opt for a shampoo that does this without making hair too dry. The Dove Intense Repair Shampoo and Conditioner combination works well for all hair types as it’s a gentle formula and keeps the moisture intact.
Wide tooth comb
Your regular comb or hair brush can cause static and hair fall during the colder months. Instead opt for a wide tooth comb, preferably a wooden one to remove tangles from the hair. Never use a comb on wet hair, wait for your hair to dry completely before running a comb through it.
Toni&Guy Nourish Reconstruction Hair Mask
A deep conditioning mask with fibre and keratin such as the Toni&Guy Nourish Reconstruction Hair Mask will add moisture to dry, rough hair and make it silky smooth. Apply it all over your hair paying extra attention to the ends to prevent split ends and brittle hair.
Aloe vera gel
The next time you get some aloe vera gel for your face try applying some of it on your hair. Its deep moisturising properties penetrate into the hair shaft making it smooth, soft and manageable.
Written by Sanya Hamdani on Dec 13, 2018