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Winter tips for curly hair: how to protect your curls from dry air and frizz

There's something magical about winter: holidays, snow, and hot chocolate.
But for curly hair, winter is especially… challenging .

Dry air, wind, snow, hats and scarves cause curls to dry out faster, become frizzy and lose their definition.
That is precisely why winter calls for an adapted curl routine .

In this blog, you'll read what happens to your curls in winter and how to protect them with practical, proven tips.


Why Curls Have a Hard Time in Winter

Winter = low dew points

When the temperature drops (around and below 1°C), the dew point also drops.
This means that the air becomes drier and your hair starts to lose moisture to the environment .

This is disastrous for curls, which are naturally drier.

Consequences of low humidity:

  • fluff

  • loose, frizzy hair

  • fracture

  • dry and split ends

That's why your summer routine often no longer works once winter sets in.


What is a good winter routine for curly hair?

In winter, curl care is all about one thing: retaining moisture.
Do not give it away to the air, do not let it escape by cold or friction.

That means:

  • more care

  • less drying influences

  • better sealing


11 essential winter tips for curly hair

1. Use (lots of) conditioner and leave-in

Conditioner is your best friend in winter.
A leave-in conditioner helps to retain moisture , instead of letting it evaporate.

You can also freshen up your curls in between with a diluted leave-in , but be careful not to have strong humectants (such as glycerin) high on the ingredients list in cold, dry weather.

👉 Preferably combine this with a nourishing product such as the All-in-One Treatment .


2. Never comb or brush your curls dry

Curls should never be combed dry, but this is extra damaging in winter.
Detangle your hair only in the shower , with conditioner in it, using a wide-toothed comb or wet brush.


3. Limit heat (or use the lowest setting)

Heat styling dries out the hair further.
Do you have to blow-dry? Then use a diffuser on a low temperature and low power .


4. Seal your curls against moisture loss

In winter, sealing is essential.
An oil helps to:

  • to keep moisture in the hair

  • to protect your styling

  • to protect your hair from dry air and cold

Light oils like argan and jojoba work well, but even more effective is a specially formulated sealing oil.

👉 Our Super Sealing Oil is formulated to seal curls against both moisture loss and moisture absorption from the air.
The result: shine, definition and less frizz, even in wind and cold .

Here's how to use it:
Apply a few drops using the praying hands method to wet hair as a final step after styling or between your leave-in and styling gel .


Important note about oil

Oil (any oil) can prevent water from penetrating the hair.
Do you use oil regularly? Then it's important to clarify your hair regularly to remove product buildup.


5. Sleep on silk or satin

Cotton causes friction → lint and breakage.
A silk or satin pillowcase will help protect your curls while you sleep, especially in winter.


6. Choose protective hairstyles

Braids, loose buns or a low ponytail will help protect your hair from:

  • wind

  • scarves

  • coats

  • friction


7. Wear a satin-lined hat

A regular hat + curls = fluff.
A satin lining reduces friction and keeps your curls intact better.


8. Use a hair mask more often

Winter is not a time to skimp on care.
Use a deep nourishing mask regularly to lock in moisture and protect your hair.

👉 The All-in-One Treatment works as a mask, conditioner and leave-in.


9. Consume extra fluids while sleeping

A humidifier in your bedroom will help keep your hair (and skin) hydrated.
A steamer can also help refresh curls without adding product.


10. Keep your hair a little shorter

Cut a few inches for winter:

  • shortens drying time

  • reduces tangles

  • makes your routine easier


11. Avoid high glycerin in your styling

Glycerin is a humectant.
In low humidity it can actually draw moisture from your hair.

👉 Pay special attention to whether glycerin is in the top 5 ingredients of your latest styling product .


Start your winter routine for curly hair

Curls need extra attention in winter, not more products, but smarter choices .

By means of:

  • add enough moisture

  • to seal in that moisture well

  • and reduce friction and dehydration

Your curls will remain soft, defined and frizz-free even in winter.

👉 With the right routine, you'll hardly notice whether it's winter or summer just looking at your curls.


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