Experts have revealed that a £1.30 household essential could be the key to stopping hair damage and hair loss caused by plummeting temperatures. During cold weather, dry air can draw moisture from your scalp and damage your hair follicles, causing your hair to fall out.
But Sam Shinkiel, CEO of leading skin and hair clinic Aesthetic Medical Group, says using apple cider vinegar can help prevent damage in the first place.
He said: “Winter can be a difficult time for our hair as the air is cold and dry, causing a variety of problems. The follicles and scalp lose moisture, making the hair brittle, leading to hair loss and hair loss. “Some people are bothered by the damage,” he said. Easier to get out.
“It can also cause dandruff problems, and dandruff can cause itching and irritation. However, apple cider vinegar strengthens hair, leaving it soft and shiny even in the face of cold and harsh weather.” It has long been known to preserve the condition.
“It seals the hair cuticle, reduces breakage and frizz, and restores dull hair color and tone.”
Apple cider vinegar is available in supermarkets for just £1.30 and is a versatile liquid made from fermented apples, yeast and sugar. It is naturally acidic and boasts antibacterial properties.
Although it is mainly used as an ingredient in the kitchen, it is also popular because it is said to have various health and beauty effects. These include things like reducing dandruff and dealing with acne, but many people consider hair care an essential part of their routine.
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“Apple cider vinegar has antibacterial properties and helps balance the pH levels of your scalp, prevent dandruff, and promote a healthy hair cuticle,” says esthetician Shinkiel.
“As it coats the surface of your hair, it helps make it softer and shinier. This is especially useful in the winter, when cold and harsh weather can easily damage your hair.
“We recommend mixing 5 parts water to 1 part apple cider vinegar and spraying it on clean hair and scalp to coat it evenly. Leave the mixture on for 2-5 minutes, then rinse with cold water and gently stimulate. Finish with conditioner. ”
A bottle of apple cider vinegar from Tesco costs £1.30.
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