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The monsoon season brings much-needed relief from the scorching summer heat, but it also brings with it a host of hair problems — frizz, dandruff, hair fall, and oily scalp being the most common. The excess humidity in the air can wreak havoc on your hair if not properly managed. But don’t worry — with the right haircare routine, you can maintain healthy, beautiful hair all season long.
1. Keep Your Scalp Clean and Dry
The increased humidity during monsoon leads to excessive sweating and oil secretion on the scalp. Make sure to wash your hair regularly — at least twice a week — using a mild, sulphate-free shampoo. This helps remove dirt, excess oil, and rainwater residue, which can cause infections.\
2. Trim Regularly to Avoid Split Ends
Humidity weakens hair strands, causing split ends and breakage. A quick trim every 6–8 weeks not only maintains hair health but also gives your hair a neat, fresh look even in the dampest weather.
3. Oil Your Hair Before Shampooing
Oiling your hair with lightweight oils like argan, almond, or coconut about an hour before washing provides nourishment and forms a protective layer that shields your strands from harsh monsoon elements.
4. Say No to Heat Styling
Avoid using straighteners, curling irons, or blow dryers during the monsoon. Your hair is already prone to frizz, and using heat styling tools will make it even more brittle. Let your hair air-dry naturally whenever possible.
5. Use an Anti-Frizz Serum or Leave-In Conditioner
Humidity can make your hair frizzy and unmanageable. Use a leave-in conditioner or anti-frizz serum after washing your hair to maintain smoothness, shine, and manageability.
6. Watch Your Diet
Hair health also depends on what you eat. Include protein-rich foods like eggs, legumes, nuts, leafy greens, and fruits like papaya and apples in your diet to strengthen your hair from within.
7. Avoid Getting Wet in the Rain
Rainwater may seem refreshing, but it’s often acidic and polluted. Try to avoid getting your hair wet in the rain, and if it does happen, rinse your hair with clean water and mild shampoo as soon as possible.
Quick Monsoon Hair Mask (DIY):
Mix 2 tablespoons of curd with 1 tablespoon of honey and a few drops of lemon juice. Apply it to your scalp and hair, leave for 30 minutes, then rinse off. This helps fight dandruff and adds shine.
Final Thoughts:
Haircare during the monsoon doesn’t have to be complicated — just consistent. By following these simple but effective tips, you can ensure your locks remain healthy, strong, and beautiful all season long.
Source : Oh Women
