In winter your scalp got dry and itchy, and the moisture in air make scalp flaky and extra dry which tend to dandruff. So you have to take special care of your hair in winter. Use warm oil and add some lemon juice in it. Or you can first apply the lemon juice in your scalp and then use warm oil for to massage.

Every thing you wear in winter either it is sweater or pullover, caps, gloves etc. everything generate static energy, which turn leads to fizzy hair. While combing use brush with plastic and boar bristles. Use lukewarm water to wash your hair.

Extra drying of scalp and frizz in winter, your hair loose its shine and bounce. Brush your hair which remove tangles and use honey in the roots of hair. Cover your hair with towel or shower cap and leave it for 20 to 30 minutes. Wash your hair with lukewarm water. This will make your hair shiny and bouncy in winter.

Olive oil is the best thing that you can use in winter to maintain healthy hair. Use warm olive oil and massage slowly at your scalp with it. Slow massage will help to observe oil deep in the roots. Warm oil will make your hair shiny and help to remove dandruff and frizz and also controlling hair breakage.

In winter it is not easy to make your hair completely dry after wash and tying wet hair is not good thing because it host many problem for the scalp and hair. So its up to you that you use hair dryer or give some extra time that allow hair to dry your hair completely.

Conditioning help to provide extra moisture to your hair and scalp which is really necessary for the winters. One additional thing you can do is to add your conditioning hair oil with your conditioner. Choose the hair oil which is non greasy and leave it for 15 to 20 minutes and then use lukewarm water to wash it.

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