How to Adapt Your Hair Care Routine for the Changing Seasons
Ever noticed how your hair feels different as the seasons change? Perhaps it becomes drier, frizzier, or harder to manage. The good news is that with a few small adjustments, you can adapt your routine and keep your hair healthy, shiny, and manageable all year round.
Why Should You Change Your Hair Care Routine Seasonally?
Just as your skin reacts to changes in weather, so does your hair. Each season brings new challenges:
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Summer often means exposure to UV rays, salt water, and humidity, which can lead to dryness and frizz.
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Winter brings cold air outside and heated indoor environments, which can strip hair of moisture and cause breakage.
By adjusting your routine with the seasons, you can protect your hair from external stressors and keep it nourished, hydrated, and strong. Pay special attention when the weather begins to shift — if you notice signs of dryness, it is time to add extra hydration to your routine.

How Weather Affects Your Hair
When winter sets in, your hair is exposed to harsher conditions. Here’s what can happen:
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Cold, dry air: removes moisture from hair, leading to dryness and brittleness.
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Indoor heating: further depletes moisture, increasing frizz and static.
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Wind: tangles hair, which causes knots, split ends, and breakage over time.
Without the right care, these seasonal changes can leave your hair fragile and moisture-deprived until spring.
The Best Products for Colder Weather
The golden rule for seasonal haircare? Moisture, moisture, moisture.
While lightweight products are great in summer, autumn and winter call for richer, more hydrating formulas. To keep your hair soft, smooth, and resilient through the colder months, we recommend:
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A moisturising shampoo and conditioner for daily hydration
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A weekly deep conditioning hair mask for extra nourishment
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A leave-in conditioner like our Miracle Milk to lock in moisture and tame frizz throughout the day
As the weather turns colder, gradually introduce these products or increase how often you use them to prevent dryness before it becomes a problem.
Share Your Seasonal Haircare Routine
We love seeing how you care for your hair through the seasons. Have you already switched up your autumn or winter haircare routine? Share your tips with us by tagging @mooandyoo or using the hashtag #trueyoo.
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