Hair Regimen Transition for Spring

• Use wooden combs as they evenly distribute natural oils to your hair.
• Resist the temptation of warm showers.
• Deep condition your hair at least once a week.

 

Now that winter is gone, you might be taking a sigh of relief and hoping for good hair days. But let me break it to you – the transition period from one season to another tends to be the harshest on our hair. 

Nevertheless, there’s nothing to be disheartened about. By maintaining a proper hair care routine, you can easily attain luminous locks. So, as a part of your spring beauty tips, indulge yourself in spring hair care. If you want to know ‘how’, stay tuned with us. 

 

Spring Hair Care

 

1. Trim the Ends:

The damage to our hair tends to be more visible towards the ends. Sometimes they look more brittle, drier, and frizzier than the rest of our hair. That’s why start the season anew by trimming off some inches.

It’s understandable if you don’t want to lose the lengths of hair. But if you snip off the dead ends, it’ll make your hair look thicker and accelerate its growth.  

 

2. Say ‘No’ to Hot Showers:

When it comes to hair care, hot showers are a big ‘no’. – it can dry out your hair as well as, scalp. It’s another reason behind and causes brittle hair too. Instead, shower with lukewarm water for better hair health. 

If possible, at the end of your shower routine, drench your hair with cool water. It’ll close off the hair cuticles and make your locks shine.

 

3. Use a Good Hairbrush:

It’s a crucial part of hair care. A good hairbrush ensures that you can detangle your tresses without losing much of them a hefty amount. It also stimulates blood circulation. 

So, get yourself a hairbrush that has firm but soft bristles. You don’t want to hurt your scalp, do you? If you like to use combs, opt for a wooden one. It evenly distributes natural oils throughout your scalp, and hair. Consequently, it results in faster hair growth.

 

4. Switch to a Nourishing Shampoo:

Just like our body, our hair needs nutrients too. They can come in different forms. One of the most effective ways is to use a nourishing shampoo. So, avoid shampoos that have sulfate sulphate or paraben in them. Instead, embrace the ones with hydrating properties. You may also look for products that have keratin extracts in their ingredients.

But if you struggle with an excessively oily scalp, you may give a shot to a  clarifying shampoo. If you Using it once a month, it’ll you can eliminate remove any buildup by deep cleaning your scalp.

 

5. Deep Condition Your Hair:

You must already know that It’s vital to follow up your shampoo with a conditioner. But if you want to tame frizzy hair, only just conditioning your hair in the usual method isn’t enough. You need to deep condition your hair at least once a week. 

If you don’t like to splurge on store-bought deep conditioners, you can easily prepare one at home. Coconut oil for hair is miraculous. Using it with some other ingredients, you can make a powerful deep conditioner.

Procedure:

• Take coconut oil, honey, lemon juice, and rose water. You’ll need one tbsp of each of these ingredients. 
• Mix them well and then add two tbsp of yogurt to it.
• Apply the mixture to your shampooed hair and let it sit for 10-15 minutes.
• Now, rinse it off with cold water and see how dazzling your hair looks.

 

6. Never Miss Out on Your Oiling Schedule:

I can’t stress enough how important oiling your hair is, even if you have naturally oily hair. In fact, your spring hair care regimen is incomplete without it, regardless of whatever you do for your hair. 

Ergo, Massage your hair two to three times a week with olive oil, almond oil, or castor oil to give it a boost of nutrients. Also, coconut oil for hair can be a game-changer. Don’t disregard it at any cost.

 

7. Use a Serum:

If you have uncontrollable frizz, you may opt for an anti-frizz serum. Apply it to your damp hair and then blow-dry your hair tresses and you’ll be rewarded with enviable shine.

But remember to use the serum from the midlength to the ends of your hair. If you slather your roots with it, your hair will look greasy.

 

8. Don Casual Hairstyles:

You shouldn’t use heating and styling products on a daily basis. It may damage your hair in the long run. 

So, if you think your hair looks insipid dull unless you use styling elements, why don’t you opt for some cute accessories for a change? Braid your hair or add a cute scarf to your ponytail. Those will make you look adorable and you can easily mesh with the ongoing trend. 

 

You may abide by numerous spring beauty tips. But if your hair looks dull, it’ll affect your overall appearance. So, switch to this new and updated hair care routine if you don’t want your hair to get affected by the changing weather. 

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

1. What should my hair care routine be?

Ans. To unlock healthy and bouncy hair, you need to oil your hair every alternate day. If that’s too much for you, oil your hair locks at least two to three times a week. The same goes for shampooing. Always use a conditioner after shampoo and use an anti-frizz serum to tame those frizzes.

 

2. Which season is best for hair growth?

Ans. Our hair tends to grow more rapidly in summer than in any other season.

 

3. How does winter affect your hair?

Ans. There is less humidity in the air during the winter season. As a result, your hair becomes dry and brittle. Your hair also gets more prone to breakage in winter if you don’t take care of it well. 

 

4. Does weather affect hair texture?

Ans.  Yes, weather affects hair texture. Humid air is responsible for hydrogen bonds to form between water molecules and the proteins in your hair. Thus, it can trigger curls and frizz.

 

5. How can I hydrate my hair?

Ans.  You can use hydrating shampoo and conditioner. Try to look for the ones formulated with softening oils such as sweet almond, sunflower, argan, and soybean.

Other than that, always wash your hair with cool water. It seals the hair cuticles and decreases moisture loss.

 

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