As you step out during the monsoon, whether for work or leisure, a sudden shower can ruin your perfectly styled hair. While rain can be fun, it is not always your hair’s best friend. So, post-rain walks come the aftereffect of soaking yourself in the showers! Leaving hair open is not an ideal solution, but tying it up doesn’t always work either. So, what’s the win-win? Let us find out in this quick read.
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Why Hair Fall And Frizz Increase in Monsoon?
Of course, rain brings much-needed relief from the scorching heat, but tags along high humidity, sweat, and damp air, all wreaking and creating havoc on your sassy manes. What’s more troublesome is the excess air moisture, making the scalp very oily while the strands remain dry, leading to an imbalanced scalp environment. Wet hair is also more vulnerable to damage, and if not dried properly, it may result in hair fall and split ends. Moreover, frequent tying of wet hair can lead to scalp irritation and even bacterial growth. The result is chronic hair fall, thick dandruff, and scalp health woes. Rainwater, often acidic and polluted, can do the following to your scalp and tresses:
- Weaken hair roots
- Causes scalp infections or fungal buildup
- Lead to hair fall, frizz, and split ends
- Promote bacterial growth if hair stays wet for too long
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Monsoon Hair Care Tips You Shouldn’t Ignore
To combat the above-mentioned challenges, extra care is essential. Regular cleansing with a mild shampoo, using a nourishing conditioner, and avoiding excessive heat styling are crucial steps. A protective serum or leave-in conditioner can help manage frizz, while a healthy diet supports hair from within. Want to keep your hair happy this monsoon? For strong, manageable, and beautiful hair throughout the season, discover radiant, healthy hair with these products and frizz-free hair tips and style effortlessly. Foray through this infographic to know more:
(This article is reviewed by Soumita Basu, Ayurveda Pharma Expert)
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A Study on Scalp Hair Health and Hair Care Practices among Malaysian Medical Students
B Satheesha Nayak, Chua Yuet Ann
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5551307/
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6369642/
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