Hair Regeneration After Winter

The winter season affects not only your mood but also the condition of your hair. While you’re dreaming of sunshine, your hair has its own needs too. Find out what hair recovery after winter should look like.

What does your hair need?

Winter is a challenging time, both for your overall well-being and for your skin and hair. The effects of cold, dry air, wearing a hat, and a diet lacking in fresh fruits and vegetables weaken your hair—and what is the result?

  2. Dry, brittle hair,
  3. dull, rough-textured hair,
  4. oily hair,
  5. hair loss.

After winter, your hair undoubtedly needs some serious care. The solution lies in natural hair care products that take a holistic approach to keeping your hair healthy. Find out what benefits home hair regeneration can offer you.

Step-by-step guide to restoring damaged hair

What does your hair need after winter?

To restore strong, shiny, and healthy hair, opt for hair regeneration treatments using products that contain natural active ingredients. In the spirit of skinimalism, trust the principle that “less is more.” Instead of overloading your hair with a slew of conditioners, choose high-quality, basic products:

  1. Balancing shampoo

These shampoos, formulated with plant extracts, strengthen the skin’s natural protective barrier and restore softness to the hair.

  1. Moisturizing hair mask with natural oils

Let your scalp breathe! A good hair mask is lightweight yet so nourishing that using it just once a week is enough to make your hair easy to comb and give it a healthy, natural shine.

However, choosing the right hair care products isn’t enough. Make sure you’re also providing your body with the essential nutrients it needs to strengthen your hair follicles from the inside out. A diet for healthy hair should be rich in:

  1. omega-3 fatty acids, which give hair shine and strength. You can find them in saltwater fish, and in a vegetarian version in walnuts and vegetable oils;
  2. vitamin E, which promotes hair growth and keeps hair moisturized. Good sources include eggs, nuts, green vegetables, and whole-grain bread;
  3. vitamin A, which stimulates hair follicles and prevents breakage. Good sources of this vitamin include rose hips, tomatoes, broccoli, pumpkin, cabbage, carrots, oranges, apricots, as well as liver and butter;
  4. Vitamin C, which will tackle split ends and strengthen your hair. Reach for spinach, bell peppers, kale, blackcurrants, blueberries, raspberries, and, of course, citrus fruits.

Hair mask – which one should you choose?

A mask for dry hair should be formulated with a carefully balanced blend of natural active ingredients. This allows it to effectively yet gently restore the health of your hair. It’s important that masks for dry hair contain:

  1. oils – almond, jojoba, macadamia, argan, coconut, buriti;
  2. proteins – e.g., from oats,
  3. butter—especially shea butter.

A shea butter hair mask will solve the problem of dry, damaged hair.

That’s why you should try the REGENERATING deep-regenerating hair mask for dry, damaged, and frizzy hair, which deeply restores the hair’s structure. Shea butter and buriti oil will instantly restore softness and shine. What’s more, its antioxidant properties help provide lasting protection against harmful external factors. As many as three types of organic oils—jojoba, almond, and coconut—offer a true vitamin-rich treat that will get your hair ready to welcome spring.

Interestingly, this mask is applied before shampooing, not after. For best results, massage it into slightly damp hair and leave it on for 10–15 minutes. Rinse it out, wash your hair with shampoo, and enjoy soft, nourished hair.