HIGHVELD WINTER HAIR CARE
Keep the routine simple when winter air makes hair feel drier.
Cool, dry winter weather can make a regular hair-care routine feel different. The answer is not necessarily more products: start with hydration, use a little rich butter where it is needed, and pay attention to how your own hair responds.
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A SIMPLE ROUTINE
Start small and listen to your hair.
Sienna is a rich cosmetic hair butter. Use it after hydration, begin with a little, and adjust for your hair length, density and routine.
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Hydrate before butter
Use water, freshly washed hair, or the leave-in step that already works for you. Sienna is a rich layer that helps seal in moisture; it is not a replacement for hydration.
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Use a little on the driest areas
Warm a small amount in your palms and smooth it through the lengths and ends. If one section feels drier, add a little there rather than coating the whole head.
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Keep wash-day handling gentle
Detangle patiently in sections, especially when hair feels dry or fragile. Avoid pulling, rushing, or very tight styling.
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Store the jar away from heat
Sienna is made with natural oils and can soften or melt in warm conditions. Keep the lid secure and store it somewhere cool and out of direct sun.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Practical answers for everyday care.
Should I use more shea butter in winter?
Not automatically. Start with the same small amount after hydration, then add only if your lengths and ends still feel dry. Too much rich butter can leave hair feeling coated.
Can I use it between wash days?
Yes. Lightly mist or hydrate the area first if that suits your routine, then use a small amount of butter on the parts that need it.
Does cold weather damage natural hair?
Hair can feel different in dry or cold conditions, but hair care is individual. A gentle, hydration-first routine and less tension from styling are practical places to start. For ongoing scalp or hair concerns, speak to a qualified professional.