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Protect Your Hair this Winter with a Conquer the Cold Prize Pack #PGMom #Giveaway {Can Only}

Steps to Conquer the Cold

As much as we love the beauty of a fresh dusting of snow, Canadian winters can be unforgiving. In addition to battling the snow and chilly wind, the subzero temperatures, layers of warm clothes and dry furnace air can leave our skin feeling dry and itchy and our tresses in a tizzy.

To conquer the cold, you and your readers can arm yourselves with the right arsenal of hair, face and body products to defend and repair winter-withered skin and hair. This season, conquer some of winter’s most common skin and hair care concerns with the help of P&G Beauty & Grooming’s skin and hair care experts.

 

none of your frizinessThe Issue: Kinky, curly, wavy and unruly frizz

The Cause: Some hair types, like curly and coarse tresses, are just naturally prone to frizz, but more often than not, frizz is a sign of damaged hair.  The combination of outdoor air and indoor heating can do a number on your strands, causing frizz, fly-aways and dryness.

The Solution: Moisture. Start by using a shampoo and conditioner designed to fight frizz.  Don’t be afraid to skip washing daily – it’s unnecessary and hard on hair.  Try to air-dry your hair when possible to help reduce split ends from heat damage.  And always use heat-protecting products before heat-styling to help protect your hair from high temperatures and unnecessary breakage.

Product to try: Herbal Essences None of your Frizzness Shampoo and Conditioner’s serum-infused formula moisturizes hair with the right amount of conditioning ingredients for lusciously soft and shiny hair.

 

 

The Issue: Delicate hairPantene ProV

The Cause: Blow-drying and heat-styling tools can contribute to more breakage during the winter.  Blistery snowy weather also tends to wet and freeze hair in the cold leading to additional breakage.

The Solution: To help avoid winter breakage, it’s important to get regular trims every eight weeks.  Split ends split upwards, so the less one trims, the more breakage they will experience.  It’s also important to practice a good at-home daily hair routine in between cuts to avoid breakage and keep hair moisturized.  Protect hair against damage from the cold outdoors and styling heat by applying a moisturizing mist that’s designed for daily use.

Product to try: Pantene Pro-V Daily Moisture Renewal Moisture Mist strengthens dry fragile hair against damage and preps it for styling.  Try the Pantene Daily Moisture Renewal line (Shampoo, Conditioner and Silky Moisture Whip) for added damage control.

 

OlayThe Issue: Parched skin from battling ‘Old man winter.’

The Cause:  Dry furnace air, wind burn and warm clothing can lead to dry, flaky and itchy skin.

The Solution:  In the winter months you should moisturize at least once a day and more if you’re prone to dry, flaky skin.  Look for moisturizers with petrolatum or mineral oil to prevent evaporation and water loss from the skin.

Product to try:  For an immediate burst of moisture, try Olay Ultra Moisture Lotion.  This lotion contains petrolatum and replenishes and nourishes skin’s moisture barrier to break the cycle of dry skin.  In one week, your skin will feel noticeably soft.  Pay special attention to areas that are prone to dry out quickly, such as hands, elbows, knees, ankles and toes.  Adults need about 20 ml – approximately a shot glass – of lotion to cover their entire body.

 

 

 

 

GIVEAWAY MOMENT:

1 lucky Canadian Mommy Moment reader will WIN a Conquer the Cold Prize Pack for their hair!

This prize pack valued at $44 includes:

  • Olay Body Ultra Moisture Lotion
  • Pantene Pro-V Daily Moisture Renewal Moisture Mist
  • Pantene Pro-V Daily Moisture Renewal Shampoo
  • Pantene Pro-V Daily Moisture Renewal Conditioner
  • Pantene Pro-V Daily Moisture Renewal Silky Moisture Whip
  • Herbal Essences None of your Frizzness Shampoo
  • Herbal Essences None of your Frizzness Conditioner

To enter, leave a blog post comment telling me what your biggest struggle is with your hair in winter.

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julie_bolduc

Sunday 10th of March 2013

I am on meds were my hair is greasy one day dry the next frizzy one day straight the nest grrrrr

Erin C

Sunday 10th of March 2013

My hair definitely has more static in the winter

Mary

Sunday 10th of March 2013

biggest problem is my hair is dry and frizzy.

Karry Knisley

Sunday 10th of March 2013

very dry hair

AgnesM

Sunday 10th of March 2013

Fly away hair that doesn't want to lay down is my problem.