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Your hair is a huge part of your identity.  Long or short, straight or coiled, hair has a presence to it that is going to be important to get just right when you want that complete look.  So, how do you care for your hair effectively so that you can enjoy beautiful and healthy lengths all season long?  No matter what kind of hair you have, what length you have, or what climate you live in, here is… Top 7 Ways to Care for Your Hair This Season

Some of these 7 top tips for hair care are going to be standard enough, but some of them may surprise you!  These are all going to offer you some support in doing what you have to do to care for your hair properly, and it’ll also help you to understand just what kinds of details go into quality hair care, too.

1. Ditch the chemicals:

Chemicals have reigned as essential parts of haircare for a very long time.  From chemical dyes to treatments like perms, it’s all said to be great for hair care.  Now, the advice is to switch to natural choices.  This doesn’t just mean advanced treatments, but also those shampoos, conditioners, and masks that use chemicals unnecessarily.  For your hair’s health, as well as yours, you’ll want to do what you can to for with natural choices as often as possible. 

Most shampoos, conditioners, oils, and hair masks will go natural, too, so you still will have our pick of nutritious choices for your hair!  Manmade chemical equivalents are not only going to be inferior to the natural choices, but they’re also totally unnecessary and totally stress your hair out (more on that soon)!

2. Add in some moisturizing hair masks:

Hair masks are worth their weight in gold when you are going through either humid, damp weather for months on end or cold and dry weather for months on end.  They will offer targeted hydration and moisturization for your hair so that you can enjoy stronger tresses that will lock in the moisturization and keep your hair glossy and resistant to environmental damage.

Pick the right type of natural hair mask for your hair type and the conditions that you are trying to protect it against so that you enjoy personalized hair care.

3. Match hair treatments to your hair and scalp type:

From masks to serums and oils, to even something like shampoo and conditioner, you’ll want to get up close and personal with your hair type.  Learn about what kind of hair and scalp you have (dry versus oily, for example) so that you can pick products that are going to automatically be tailored to your needs.  If you need help, your hairstylist can offer you some support. 

4. Hydrate and replenish:

One of the most important things as the weather changes over and the season sets in is to make sure that you prioritize hydration for your hair and replenish its strength.  Weak and brittle hair is one of the biggest causes of hair fall and even long-term scalp problems. Hydrate regularly through a regular conditioner and consider a deep conditioner once a week or so.

5. Don’t stress your hair:

Stress comes from many sorts, including a poor diet, lack of hydration (water that you drink), lack of shampooing and/or conditioning, and even repetitive styles that put stress on hair (such as ponytails and tight plaits).  Stressed hair requires more TLC to help it recover in a season that’s already pretty harsh on hair!

6. Use a low-heat hairdryer:

If you live in a cold climate, get used to drying your hair before you head outside.  No matter what climate you live in, however, you’ll want to opt for a low-heat hairdryer. This is going to dry your hair just as well, despite how it feels, and it will prevent extra stress on your hair.  The high heat from flat irons, curlers, and traditional hairdryers causes a lot of stress on your hair.

7. Add in some salon visits:

You might be surprised to learn that heading to the salon a bit more can help your hair stay strong and healthy for the whole season.  You don’t need to have a full appointment every time, but having an expert take a look at your hair, and care for split ends can create breakage points.  

Better hair care this season is going to be about putting these 7 versatile ways to use, regardless of your hair type or climate.  It’s all about the right information after all!

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