Lower humidity and heated indoor spaces in the fall and winter can dry out your hair and scalp more easily. Here’s a look at which moisturizing, scalp-care, and heat-protection products you should add to your regular routine.
In the fall and winter, due to the cold, drier air, it’s a good idea to focus more on hydration and gentler styling. Douglas’s refreshing spray for curly or wavy hair helps hydrate and redefine curls even between washes, while adding volume to your hair.
It’s also worth paying more attention to scalp care: the scalp massage brush available at dm can be used even while shampooing, and the Langhaarmädchen Lovely Long scalp tonic contains almond blossom extract, caffeine, panthenol, and the active ingredient AnaGain™ derived from pea sprouts; It was developed for regular use to support hair vitality and a fuller appearance. For long hair care, Yves Rocher’s organic camelina oil nourishing hair oil is a good choice for dry, brittle hair, and a solid shampoo can be a practical alternative in your routine.
Before heat styling, Müller’s heat protection spray helps prepare the hair, while combs, hair ties, and cosmetic bags can be practical additions to your daily routine. For styling, the Dyson Airwrap combines multiple functions in one device, and the Supersonic Travel, with its smaller, lighter design, is a convenient choice for travel.
Take a look around the stores at MOM Park and refresh your hair care routine for the fall-winter season!