Eat monounsaturated fats for healthy locks from the inside out. Eat extra fish, almonds, flax seed, sardines, avocados, and olive oil.
As you may have heard, cold hair and freezing temperatures cause frozen hair. Split ends and breakage result from frozen hair.
Try a hat, scarf, and gloves made of non-hair-grabbing fibers. These will keep your hair warm and your body healthy in cold weather.
Consider it pre-conditioning (don't skip your conditioner!). To restore scalp oils and minimize static, massage Vitamin E, olive, coconut, or tea tree oil.
Use a hydrating shampoo or one for really dry, flaky scalps. We adore Aveda hair products.
Try every other day if you shampoo daily. If you shampoo two or three times a week, space out your washes to retain moisture.
There's nothing like a hot shower on a cold day, but it will dry up your hair and skin. Warm or lukewarm showers for 10 minutes or less.
Monthly professional deep conditioning treatments improve hair vibrancy. Try homemade leave-in conditioner between visits.