Cold weather, chilly winds, indoor heating, hot showers, hats, scarves and cosy winter layers can all take a toll on your hair.
Moving between chilly outdoor air, low humidity to warm indoor environments can all contribute to moisture loss that can leave your hair feeling unsettled and harder to style.
So it’s easy to see why your hair may need a little extra care during the colder months.
A few thoughtful changes, the right professional products and regular salon care can make a noticeable difference.
Dry hair can tangle more easily, especially through the lengths and ends, leaving it feel rough to touch and cause it lose the glossy finish we all love.
Start with a hydrating shampoo and conditioner suitable to your hair type. This can help maintain softness, improve manageability and reduce the risk of breakage.
Replacing your conditioner with a nourishing mask / treatment every other wash, giving your hair an extra boost of hydration as the seasons change.
If your hair is coloured, highlighted or bleached, look for specialist products designed to care for chemically treated hair.
Your stylist can recommend the right level of nourishment without leaving your hair feeling heavy or weighed down.
A leave-in conditioner or nourishing hair oil can help keep things feeling smoother between washes, while helping to tame frizz and improve the appearance of dry ends.
Natural keratin amino acids help repair hair, reduce volume, control frizz, improve hair manageability and enhance shine leaving your hair looking smoother, sleeker and more polished.
By helping to control unruly strands and minimise the effects of humidity, a professional keratin treatment can make styling your hair much easier, even on those cold, damp winter mornings.
It’s also a great option if you want to spend less time battling with your hair and more time enjoying a low-maintenance style.
Whether you prefer a sleek, straight finish or simply want to make your natural hair easier to manage, a keratin smoothing treatment can help you achieve your desired look.
While a keratin treatment can help improve the look and manageability of your hair, maintaining the results at home is equally important. Using suitable aftercare products, limiting excessive heat styling and following your stylist’s recommendations can help keep your hair looking its best.
But be careful, very hot water, may strip away some of the natural oils, that naturally protect your scalp.
Serenity recommends washing your hair with comfortably warm water rather than very hot water.
Going from the cold weather to indoor heating can leave your scalp feeling dry, tight or uncomfortable.
If you notice increased flaking, irritation or dryness, it’s always best to seek professional advice.
Over time, this can contribute to tangling, frizz and breakage, particularly around the nape of your neck. A little extra gentleness can help your hair stay smoother, stronger and easier to manage.
Take care with winter headwear, some materials can snag on the hair and cause friction which can cause breakage and causes the hair to be static, which ends in ‘bad hat hair’..
Little tip, try opting for a satin lined hat or try adding a satin bonnet under your hats, which will protect from all materials and also can be washed frequently, to stop any bacteria build up from your scalp be over heated.
To help maintain your colour a gloss service is the perfect way to refresh your existing colour.
Glossing enhances shine, smooth the appearance of the hair, glossing ingredients are very hydrating & conditioning. We recommend a glossing service 4-6 even 8 weeks in between your main colour appointments.
Sometimes all your colour needs is a glossing service to bring your colour back to life.
You should also keep up with maintenance trims as cutting off the ends which may appear dry or brittle, will save your hair needing a bigger cut.
Sometimes, your usual shampoo and conditioner aren’t quite enough.
A professional salon treatment can help target your hair’s specific needs, whether you’re looking to improve softness, smoothness, shine or manageability.
At Serenity, we’ll assess your hair and recommend a treatment based on its current condition, your lifestyle and the results you’d like to achieve.
If your hair has been coloured or lightened, bond-building and strengthening treatments may be worth considering as part of a tailored routine.
There’s no one-size-fits-all solution. The best treatment will depend on your hair type, its condition and your individual goals.
Beautiful, healthy-looking hair isn’t just about the products you use or the treatments you have in the salon. What you put into your body can also play an important role in supporting healthy hair growth.
Your hair needs a range of essential nutrients to grow and thrive, including protein, iron, zinc and various vitamins. Maintaining a balanced diet and looking after your general wellbeing is just as important during the winter months as it is throughout the rest of the year.
If your diet is lacking in certain nutrients, supplements may help address specific deficiencies. However, they’re not a miracle fix for every hair concern, and more isn’t necessarily better.
At Serenity, we’re also proud to be an official stockist of Glowwa, a fabulous supplement range designed to support hair health and general wellbeing.
Discover more about Glowwa in our dedicated blog here.
And remember, if you’re experiencing unusual, excessive or persistent hair shedding, it’s always worth speaking to your GP to explore any underlying causes.
With the right routine, suitable professional products and a little extra attention, you can help your hair stay soft, smooth and healthy-looking throughout the colder months.
Whether you want to maintain your blonde, refresh your brunette, control frizz or give dry hair some much-needed nourishment, the Serenity team is here to help.






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