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Tuesday, 11 December 2012

Top Tips to prevent frizzy hair this winter.


Fight the frizz this winter by following these top tips!!! 


  • Do not was your hair every day. Excessive washing will dry your hair out even more increasing the amount of frizz. Allow the natural oils from your hair build up, these natural oils will help reduce frizz.
  • After washing your hair always rinse with cold water. It locks down and seals the cuticles.
  • Do not towel dry your hair. A towel damages the hair cuticle and causes them to stand.
  • Let your hair dry naturally. Blow drying your hair will only contribute to frizzy unmanageable hair. If you’re stuck for time and can’t air dry your hair, blow dry on a low setting with the nozzle aimed down the hair shaft. When your hair is finally dry blast it the air with cold air to calm any frizz and to help your hairstyle stay in place.
  • Go for regular haircuts to get rid of split ends which cause the ends of your hair to appear frizzy and damaged.
  • Overuse of heated styling tools cause dry damaged hair and using these during the winter months will only add to this problem which in turn will result in frizzy hair. Try cutting them out or else use on a low setting.
  • Avoid using hair spray to combat against frizzy hair. The alcohol in hair spray can lead to frizz by causing the hair’s cuticle to swell.
  • Avoid brushing your hair (especially when it’s wet), instead use a wide tooth comb.
  • Deep condition your hair once a week. One of the most common causes of frizz is dry hair so it’s vital that you keep moisturizing your hair. A deep conditioning treatment will repair your hair and keep it hydrated.

Friday, 23 November 2012

Winter Hair Care

During the winter months your tresses can be put under a lot of stress from the harsh weather conditions such as the blistering winds, pouring rain and icy snaps. It is very important that when a new season comes along so does a new hair care regime. So here are some top tips to keep your hair looking healthy during the cold winter months! 


Don't Over Wash Your Hair - Shampoo your hair less frequently during the winter months and make sure to condition after each wash. Frizz is a result of dry, broken strands of hair aka lack of moisture so to combat frizz wash your hair every third day or every other day if you must. Also avoid washing your hair in excessively hot water as it can be very drying and to lock in moisture rinse with cold water. 

Deep Condition More Often - During the winter months your hair tends to become dryer, so once a week treat your hair to a deep conditioning treatment to keep it soft and silky smooth. Deep conditioning your hair will also will give your hair more protection and prevent damage.

Cut back on Heat - Avoid using heated appliances as much as possible. Over using your blow dryer, curling iron or flat iron will all contribute to dry damaged hair.

Wrap Up - Wear a scarf, hat or cap which will protect your hair from the cold and from getting tangled in the wind.

Tie Your Hair Up - Tying your hair up as much as possible will limit your hair’s exposure to the harsh winter elements that can cause frizzy, static hair. Why not choose a topknot or fishtail braid; both of these hairstyles are bang on trend this winter.

Haircuts - Make sure to go for a trim every 6 to 8 weeks to eliminate any split ends which will keep your hair looking healthy and shiny.

Avoid Leaving the House with Wet Hair - Make sure to dry your hair completely before going outside, the cold weather can cause your hair to freeze at the cuticle and cause it to break resulting in frizzy damaged looking hair.

Eat a Good Balanced Diet - Make sure to eat protein rich foods and to drink plenty of water. Protein is essential for growth and repair and water will rehydrate your hair and scalp.


Don’t succumb to dry frizzy unmanageable hair this winter by booking a treatment or haircut at one of SalonAddict’s member salons.