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10th August 2019
04:20pm BST
He told Insider:
"Cold weather can exacerbate hair breakage in wet hair, causing strands to snap off. "The water penetrates the hair shaft, and if that water comes down to freezing temperature, it expands in volume, forcing the hair shaft to expand, lifting the cuticles and leaving the hair exposed to environmental damage. "It also stiffens the hair strand, which then makes it far easier for the hair to snap and break, leaving you with uneven, split ends all over the head — which, in the worst case scenario, means needing to get your hair cut shorter to even out the difference."Jason added that there's "no excuse" for going outside with wet hair in the winter months - advising to avoid washing your hair altogether if you don't have time to dry it. He said:
"Either do it before bed, or get up an hour earlier, there's no excuse. "Wash your hair no more than twice a week if you can manage it, reducing the impact that your hairdryer has on the hair. "But before you step out of the door, make sure hair is properly dried to prevent any additional damage."
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