7 tips to prevent hair fall in changing season

While the monsoon season is almost over, the humidity levels in the air are still high. With high temperature and humidity levels, our hair can tend to get oily and sticky. One of the concerning beauty problems for everyone is hairfall, which can happen during seasonal transitions. With proper care and balanced diet, one can control hair thinning. Here are some tips you can follow in the changing season:
1.Protect your hair
Excessive exposure to the sun, pollution, rainwater, and dust without proper protection makes the hair dry, brittle, and limp. One should try to protect hair as much as possible and if exposed to rain or dust, it's a must to wash it the same day.
2. Don't skip the conditioner
While shampooing, aways condition your hair with a nourishing and hydrating conditioner. Also, try to use cold water to wash off the conditioner. This can help to close the pores and keeps scalp cleaner for a longer time.
3. Regular trimming
Trimming and cutting your hair regularly not just gives good shape and style but also helps get rid of the annoying split ends and dryness. This can also help to boost hair growth.
4. Control frizz
High humidity levels can make the hair frizzy, and that may also cause hair fall. An easy way to tame the unruly mane is the application of serum on the towel-dried hair.
5. Change your hairstyles
Keep your hairstyle fuss-free, that will help in preventing tangling and frizzness. During harsh weather conditions, one should keep their hair covered with a cap or a scarve.
6. Detangle to avoid breakage
Use wide-toothed combs to detangle hair while wet. To avoid breakage, comb your hair at the bottom and then start combing from the roots.
7. Eat right
One should follow a good diet to boost hair growth and maintain the quality of the hair. Intake of proper nutrients, including proteins, fats, vitamins, and minerals are especially essential for strong & healthy hair and may help to reduce hair loss. It is best to include Vitamin A, B, C, magnesium, iron, zinc, and calcium in your diet so that you stay healthy & strong.
- With inputs from Agnes Chen, National Technical Head from Streax Professional