Winter makes your scalp drier and itchier that causes problems like dandruff and irritation.

To fight this, make sure that you wash your hair with an anti-dandruff shampoo that suits your scalp.

Application of two tablespoons of warm coconut oil, mixed with lemon juice on your scalp is an effective home remedy.

For better results, keep this oil for half an hour before wash.

The excessive static friction from all our winter clothes leads to annoying and unmanageable frizzy hair.

But, by making some minor changes to your daily hair care routine, you can fight this.

Comb your hair with a specific brush, which is a combination of plastic and boar bristles.

Make sure to wash your hair with lukewarm water, followed by applying a leave-in conditioner.

Daily hair wash during winter is a strict no-no.

Not only does it increase the risk of catching a cold, it also removes vital natural oils from your hair. This leaves your hair unprotected, without any moisture.

Washing your hair twice a week is enough. Use dry shampoo between washes if you want to.

One of the best ways to restore your hair’s lost moisture is oiling.

While there are many oils to choose from, olive oil is quite effective in revitalizing damaged hair. Argan oil is also considered great for tackling winter hair issues.

Oil your hair daily and put special efforts at the ends and roots for good results.

Alternatively, you can apply hair serum too.

Throughout the year, conditioning keeps your hair soft.

However, this becomes incredibly important during winter, because it provides the exact nourishment and moisturizing your hair needs.

You might have to use a richer and stronger conditioner because cold weather requires deep conditioning.

You can also try a leave-in conditioner weekly to combat the damages caused by hot styling tools, indoor heating, and winter winds.