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The Seasons Are Changing—It’s Time to Scalp Oil

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As the seasons shift, your hair experiences changes you might not notice. Cooler air, lower humidity and indoor heating can leave the scalp dry and hair more prone to breakage—especially if it’s blonde or colour-treated. 

Why Seasonal Changes Affect Blonde Hair

Blonde hair is naturally more fragile and porous, which makes it prone to dryness and breakage. Seasonal shifts can strip moisture from the scalp and strands, leaving hair weak and brittle. Studies show that over 60% of women notice increased hair breakage and dryness during colder months, which can make healthy hair growth harder to see.

Environmental stressors like wind, dry indoor heating and low humidity exacerbate breakage, while chemical treatments, heat styling and UV exposure can accelerate fading and brittleness. For blonde and colour-treated hair, these factors combined can make hair appear thinner, even when it’s growing normally.

The Seasonal Hair Rescue: Nourish, Protect, Stimulate

  1. Scalp Nourishment
    A healthy scalp is the foundation for growth. Regular massages with a lightweight, blonde-safe oil stimulates circulation, improves nutrient delivery to follicles and replenishes moisture lost to colder air.

  2. Gentle Styling Habits
    Reduce heat styling, avoid tight hairstyles and limit chemical treatments during the colder months. These small adjustments prevent breakage and protect fragile ends.

  3. Hydration
    Use shampoos and conditioners specifically designed for blonde or colour-treated hair. Look for hydrating, sulphate-free formulas that lock in moisture and prevent brassiness.

  4. Regular Trims
    Trimming split ends every 6–8 weeks keeps hair looking healthy and allows natural growth to shine through, especially during seasonal stress.


Seasonal changes can challenge even the healthiest blonde hair, but with the right care, your locks can thrive. Focus on nourishing the scalp, protecting your colour, and strengthening fragile strands, and you’ll see real growth, vibrant tone, and thicker, healthier hair—no matter the season.