Here are our top 4 tips for keeping your hair luscious and healthy in the cold.

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Winter is here. The good thing is we no longer need to think about sun damage to our hair. We have a summer skin care routine that protects our skin from the rays of the sun and now that it's winter it is time to start thinking about how to get our hair winter ready as it gets drier, wetter and moist. Like your skin, your hair need a routine that can help it to deal with the winter temperature and cold. Here are a few hair care tips to help get you through the winter months.

If you want to have healthy hair the best thing to do is to use little or no heat. Using your straighteners or flat iron once a week with heat protecting products is what you would do in an ideal world. But this is not always the case. Most hairdressers (including myself) like to change their hairstyles to match the frequent changing hair trends. This leaves us with over-processed hair. Here are some of the products and techniques we use to help protect our hair. Use a Heat

1. Get Rid of the Damage Just before summer starts. Get a haircut! While split ends might go unnoticed during a dreary winter month, the summer sun might shine light through and magnify those dead ends. A haircut will get rid of those splits ends whilst adding movement and texture to hair. 2. Brighten Up If you have always wanted to get brighter hair? Summer is the season to add some highlights! Make sure you ask your stylist for a natural-looking colour. Why not go for a c

I am a teacher, hair creator and writer. I love sharing information on all things hair related. I did my first hair diploma in London then a BA In English, Creative Literature and Creative Writing followed by a PGCE in teaching. I wanted to combine and use my creative talents as well as my teaching and writing skills. In the beginning I opened an appointment only hair salon to cater to private clients in Chilham and the surrounding areas. I listened to my regular clients and