Make your hair winter wonderful with Hamilton Hairdressers the Engine Room.

By Kimberley Gilbert

Now that the winter has well and truly set in, it is time to start protecting your hair from the damage that the winter elements can do.

Regular haircut and colours from the professional team at the Engine Room is a great way to keep your hair in good health during the winter months. The Engine Room recommends having your hair trimmed every six to eight weeks, which will reduce the chance of dry, splitting ends.

During the winter months, it is important treat your hair once a week to a deep conditioning treatment. This will help to replenish the moisture in your hair and put the life back into it. The Engine Room has a great range of deep conditioning treatments to match everyone’s hair type. Such as the Mediceuticals Healthy Hair Solutions Protect and Repair Hair Treatment.

Less is more when it comes to use of hot hair styling tools in the winter time. Limit the use of blow dryers, straightening and curling irons. If you must use them, always use a leave-in conditioner first. Check out the engine room for a great range of leave in conditioners and heat protection sprays. The Engine Room recommends Extinguish Thermal Protection Spray. Extinguish is designed to minimize damage and stress to hair when using hot appliances to straighten or curl. Extinguish is a unique product that not only protects but helps to smooth and control unruly hair.

Another thing to watch out for is the alcohol content of your hairspray. High alcohol content in hair sprays tend to make hair feel dry and brittle. The Engine Room recommends Mediceuticals Ultimate Hold Finishing Spray. It has a strong hold yet leaves hair light with no weight.

Protect your hair from the winter blues by visiting the number one hair dressers in the Waikato, The Engine Room.

Contact The Engine Room:

85 Alexandra Street, Hamilton 3204

07-839 5000

theengineroom1984.com

https://www.facebook.com/THEENGINEROOMHAIR

 

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