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Autumn might be a really tiring season for hair. The things that you are likely to spot include excessive fall out, static flyaways, frizz, loss of elasticity and shine. Can you prevent that? How to prepare hair for upcoming winter?

Static

It’s triggered by hats, scarves and turtlenecks. You put them on your head, pull them through the head or take them off but you’re not gentle, which may cause hair static. This looks funny but the attempts to tame flyaways are rather tiring… Is there a remedy? Use a silk-rich hair conditioner and an ionic dryer; pro anti-static leave-in conditioners prove useful too.

Hair thinning

It’s the most common autumn hair problem. In order to prevent it or partly stop it, take horsetail, zinc or biotin supplements. Hair follicles will be strengthened if you massage the scalp while applying a scalp treatment. This method both improves hair condition and gives you a moment for relaxation.

Extremely dry hair

Hair loses shine and moisture extremely quickly in autumn. What’s the reason for that? Air-con, changes in temperatures in rooms and outside, unfavorable weather conditions. To hold back the effect of these aggressors, we should use a nighttime, thick (e.g. oil-based) hair mask which ensures hydration and elasticity.

Tangles

The wind tends to leave our hair in knots. To make things worse, humid air causes frizzy tresses. It’s hard to keep them smooth and there’s no point in flat-ironing. Instead, we should apply hair oils which are amazing for dry strands as well as to use before shampooing.

Splitting

Hair ends love to split in autumn. If you also come against this problem, try vinegar-based rinses and remember about regular hair salon appointments. Cutting down an inch is already enough to make hair look better and stop splitting. It’s advisable to give up on heat-styling in this season of the year.

Limp hair

Wearing a hat makes hair lose volume and it’s hard to lift the roots. To help hair keep the volume, use a hairspray or dry shampoo, and get Tangle Teezer.