Hair care advice for seasonal changes and frizz management

Seasonal transitions, particularly the move into autumn, can impact hair health due to environmental factors. While common myths suggest hair falls out more in autumn, experts note that the natural hair growth cycle is independent of the season. Instead, damage from summer elements—such as sun exposure, chlorine, sand, and wind—can leave hair fragile, dry, and prone to shedding.

For those with curly hair, humidity and seasonal changes often lead to increased frizz. This occurs because curly hair fibers tend to be more porous, causing them to absorb moisture from the air and swell. To combat this, stylists recommend maintaining proper hydration through gentle shampoos and humectants like glycerin or aloe vera. A consistent routine of washing, conditioning, detangling, and sealing the curl is essential for maintaining definition and preventing scalp obstruction.