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How Can We Protect Our Hair in the Summer?

The stress that hair endures during the summer months is significantly greater than in other seasons of the year. Prolonged sun exposure, seawater, frequent washing, and sudden drying immediately afterward all place a considerable burden on the hair. To protect our hair in summer, it is important to understand certain specific characteristics.

First of all, hair becomes denser in summer than at any other time of year. A natural consequence of this peculiarity is the seasonal hair shedding that occurs during the early autumn months.

It is equally important to care for our hair by avoiding excessive sun exposure, even if we have particularly thick hair. Overexposure can cause oxidative damage to the hair follicles, weakening the hair shafts and potentially leading to hair loss.

Protecting Your Hair in Summer: Useful Tips for Women and Men

To shield your hair from the potential damage it may suffer during the summer months, follow these five guidelines for a safe summer without fear or worry:

  • Avoid prolonged exposure. Do not stay uncovered for more than 15 minutes, especially if your hair is wet.
  • Rinse your hair after every swim. Saltwater combined with sun-induced dehydration can seriously weaken the hair shaft and cause breakage.

  • Wear a hat and use sunscreen. If you have thinning hair, protection is essential for both men and women to prevent scalp sunburn.

  • For men with baldness, apply sunscreen directly on the scalp. Because the skin on a bald scalp is thinner, direct sun exposure can cause serious long-term damage.

  • Use silicone-based products. Liquid keratin is particularly beneficial for stressed hair, as it adds volume, smooths the shaft, and protects the cortex.

If you would like to learn more about protecting your hair during the summer, you can contact our clinic and schedule an appointment with our doctors to address any questions you may have—even regarding the cost of a hair transplant.

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