Winter weather can be tough on both your hair and skin. The cold temperatures, dry air, and harsh winds can strip moisture from your hair and skin, leaving it feeling dry, brittle, and uncomfortable. It's important to take extra care of your hair and skin during the winter months to keep it hydrated and healthy. In this blog post, we'll share some tips on how to keep your hair and skin moisturized during the cold weather. From using a humidifier to moisturizing regularly and protecting your hair and skin from the cold, these tips will help you weather the winter season with healthy, hydrated hair and skin.
Use a humidifier
First and foremost, invest in a humidifier. Cold air outside and dry air inside can strip moisture from your hair and skin, so it's important to keep the air in your home or office as moisturized as possible. One way to do this is by using a humidifier, which will add moisture to the air and help keep your hair and skin hydrated. Â
Moisturize regularly
Another way to keep your hair and skin moisturized during the cold snap is to moisturize regularly. This means using a moisturizing shampoo and conditioner on wash day and applying moisturizing cream to your hair like No.23 Hydrating Moisturizing Cream. And during a cold snap like this, use your moisturizing cream on your hair daily! Â
Wear A Hat or Scarf
When you're outside in the cold, it's also important to protect your hair and skin from harsh weather. Wear a hat and scarf to protect your hair from the wind and cold (this will also protect your scalp) and apply Piperita Drops a few times a week to combat dry scalp.
In addition, sleep in a satin bonnet at night to help retain moisture in your curls.
For Your Skin
For your skin, use a moisturizing cream or lotion with a high SPF to protect it from the sun and the cold. You can also use a heavier moisturizer at night to help your skin stay hydrated while you sleep.
By following these simple tips, you can help keep your hair and skin hydrated and healthy during the cold snap. Stay warm out there!
