Your autumn & winter hair care

HAIR CARE FOR AUTUMN & WINTER

The colourful play of leaves already heralds the change of seasons. The colder it gets outside, the cosier you want to be inside. This is exactly the right time to take more time for yourself and to pay attention to the care your hair and scalp.

Gentle moisture
Many people suffer from dry scalp and hair during the colder months. Use caring natural ingredients such as aloe vera or pea protein. These protect against moisture loss and restore the natural moisture. In addition, you can pamper your hair and scalp with a nourishing oil treatment, such as Rose Serum once a week.

Tip:
Mallowsmooth Shampoo and Conditioner - intensive moisture, to soften and nourish dry hair. All our Conditioners may also be used as hair masks.
Rose Serum - as an intensive treatment.

Soothing and protective
Cold temperatures outside and dry heating air inside is a combination that can lead to irritation, especially for sensitive scalps. This often manifests itself as itching or slight dandruff.

Tip:
Herbal Tonic - soothes an irritated scalp with witch hazel, calendula, nettle, birch and horsetail extracts.

Bye bye fly-away hair
It’s important to use products that provide the hair with sufficient moisture. It is also advisable to use brushes with natural bristles, which are less static-charged than metal or plastic. A few drops of Rose Serum rubbed into the hands beforehand also helps to tame the hair.

Tip:
Lindengloss Finishing Spray - for colour treated and damaged hair, a spray gloss to eliminate fly-aways, tame frizz, repair, smooth and protect. Remember to shake well before use.
Rose Serum - as an anti-frizz finish.


Rose Serum

Shining finish: rub a few drops between your hands, and work into wet or dry hair.

Scrunch a little oil into ends.

Intensive treatment: massage into scalp and hair, and preferably leave in overnight and wash out thoroughly in the morning.

Multi-tasker, maybe used as a face oil too.

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