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by Nicky James-Baird June 12, 2025 3 min read
Your skin isn’t the only part of your body that reacts to changing seasons; your scalp does too. From dry flakes in winter to oily buildup in summer, the shifts in weather can throw your scalp completely off balance. But don’t worry. With the right care, you can keep things calm, clean, and healthy no matter what the skies are doing.
Let’s break down what’s happening and what you can do about it.
Your scalp is sensitive to everything from temperature and humidity to wind and allergens. Each season brings its own challenges:
These changes can lead to itchiness, imbalance, or even hair fall when left unmanaged. The trick? Adjusting your routine just like you would with your skincare.
Your go-to shampoo might work great in winter, but feels heavy come summer. Listen to what your scalp is asking for.
Holistic Hair Tip: Alternate between Sensitive Shampoo to soothe and calm irritation, and Pure Shampoo to gently cleanse and rebalance the scalp, tailoring your routine to seasonal or environmental changes.
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It’s easy to focus on your strands, but real change starts at the scalp. Using targeted scalp treatments can restore balance and keep everything in harmony as conditions shift.
Recommendation: Try the Scalp Treatment Oil before washing to calm irritation, or mist Essential Scalp Spray to hydrate & refresh on the go. Both work well year-round.
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Even if your scalp feels oily, your ends might still be suffering. Weather changes can leave the tips dry, brittle, or frizzy. Use lightweight conditioners to restore softness without adding weight.
Holistic Hair Tip: Apply Hydrating Conditioner only to the mid-lengths and ends—keep it off your scalp if oiliness is a concern.
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Between sweat, pollutants, and seasonal allergens, your scalp picks up more than you think. Rinsing after a long day can help refresh without needing a full wash.
Recommendation: The Herbal Finishing Rinse Concentrate is perfect for this. Use it diluted as a final rinse in the shower, or as a midday scalp spritz. It’s a seasonal lifesaver.
Shop Our Herbal Finishing Rinse Concentrate Product
Your hair’s health reflects what you feed your body. Changing seasons often change our eating habits, too, so it’s important to stay consistent with nutrient-rich foods.
Holistic Hair Tip: Pair a balanced, protein-rich diet with a consistent scalp care routine to keep seasonal flare-ups in check.
Shop Our Essential Scalp Spray Product
Scalp care isn’t about perfection; it’s about paying attention. When you tune in to how the environment affects your body, you can make small, mindful changes that support your scalp and hair naturally.
Whatever the weather brings, Holistic Hair is here to help you adjust with confidence—one gentle, plant-based product at a time.
Explore our full Scalp & Hair Care Collections and stay ready for every season.
Nicky James-Baird is the Co-Owner of Holistic Hair, a premium natural hair care brand based in New Zealand. She holds a Diploma of Higher Associate Trichologist from the World Trichology Society in New York and a Diploma in Personal Care Formulating. Nicky brings together expertise in scalp and hair health with a commitment to sustainable, plant-based product development. To learn more about the Holistic Hair brand story, visit our About Us page.
by Nicky James-Baird June 13, 2025 5 min read
Hair shedding sometimes referred to as hair fall is normal and everyone loses between 50 and 100 hairs a day. When the scalp sheds significantly more hairs every day, a person is deemed to have excessive hair shedding and the medical term for this condition is telogen effluvium.Hair loss differs from hair shedding. Hair loss occurs when something stops the hair from growing. The medical term for this condition is anagen effluvium.
by Nicky James-Baird May 29, 2025 3 min read
Discover how stress and anxiety impact your hair and scalp health, and explore holistic tips to soothe both your mind and mane. Learn natural solutions and daily rituals to support calm, reduce hair loss, and promote healthy, vibrant hair.
by Nicky James-Baird May 12, 2025 4 min read
Discover how essential oils can transform your hair care routine with their powerful benefits for scalp health, hair vitality, and overall well-being. From calming lavender to invigorating bergamot, explore how these plant-based oils nurture your hair and promote relaxation, supporting not just your hair but your sleep and mental wellness too. At Holistic Hair, we combine nature’s wisdom with science to create a holistic approach to hair care that nourishes from the scalp to the soul.