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Here's some tips for braving and combating extreme weather with some tips to take the strain from your hair this season. With the weather becoming more and more changeable here's some tips for perfect results every time.

Perhaps one of the most important tips is NEVER go out with wet hair. Get used to the fact that the summer days of letting your hair dry naturally are over. And it's not just because your mother says 'you'll catch a chill'. If temperatures are really low your hair can freeze and is susceptible to breakage. At the very least, roughly dry your hair before leaving the house.

Protect your hair when blow-drying. As you are likely to be blow-drying your hair much more often, make sure you use on a regular basis a product that locks in moisture and leaves a protective coating. Some hair salon products have a dual action with a 'Silk' smoothing blow-dry balm which combats tangles and frizz as well as added heat protection through blow drying.

Cover your hair when you go outside. If a hat is not quite your thing and you're worried about ending-up with 'hat hair' and static, try a silk scarf and go for Grace Kelly glamour.

Tackle that static.

OK, so if you did wear the hat or you are simply in a dry-charged atmosphere, the chances are that your hair might end-up standing on end and not because you've had a shock. A combination of a leave-in moisturizer, washing with cold water and a small amount of hair spray on your brush when styling can help avoid those 'hair-raising' moments. A good leave-in conditioner which helps retain moisture and provides protection for thermal styling works well. If you still can't calm it, try rubbing your hair with a fabric softening sheet (the type that you use in the dryer). Yes, it really works! Just make sure no one is looking!

Feed your hair.

Use regular intensive conditioning treatments. Your hair is craving moisture believe it or not through the winter months. Look for hair products that attract and hold in moisture. If you have fine or flyaway hair you should avoid heavy hair conditioners even on damaged hair.

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