Anyone experiencing dry hair with the change of weather?

hippiedoll

Lately, since the weather is becoming cooler, my hair is beginning to be a little drier than normal. I started back using coconut oil to seal my ends. I'm also back to doing the baggy method nightly as well. I may start back strictly co washing once it's officially fall

SweetSquatchii

hippiedoll wrote: »

Lately, since the weather is becoming cooler, my hair is beginning to be a little drier than normal. I started back using coconut oil to seal my ends. I'm also back to doing the baggy method nightly as well. I may start back strictly co washing once it's officially fall

I'm not transitioning and we probably have completely different hair properties but my hair is def a lot more dry. our weather has been dramatically 20 degrees cooler than normal for the last week and a half and it was like a switch went off with my hair.



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Musicbutterfly

Yah mine as well I jus keep spraying it. All in all my body just doesn't like weather change so I end up I'll sometimes.


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7OH4_QC

This is so true... I haven't paid much attention before, but hind- sight is 20/20. I began this journey last year this time and I remember my hair breaking and being less managable! As to not make the same mistakes, what do you ladies recommend for this newbie, 4b/c? What method or regimen should I adopt?

Currently co wash 2x a week, recent Dr. Mircle DC treatment; Aphogee 2 step protein treatment


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hippiedoll

I've been on a strict CG method. I rarely shampoo my hair with a sulfate-free cleanser, only once a month. I have been cowashing regularly for 2 months. I have seen great results in my scalp. Less dry and moisturized supple hair. I like to mix up a host of different things in a spray bottle as a detangler, scalp reliever, and liquid leave in. This has helped keep my hair soft and tangle free.