I'm a hair expert - this is the reason why your hair grows slower in winter and what you can do about it
Kick-start your hair growth journey and combat winter with this simple routine.
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Have you ever noticed that your hair growth seems to slow down in winter? This isn’t just a myth there are actually a combination of factors causing this. In winter, cold temperatures cause the body to redirect blood flow to your organs, reducing circulation to the scalp which the hair relies on to grow.
Indoor heating less sunshine and wearing hats are all factors that will slow down your hair growth journey. But the good news is there is a way to boost your hair growth during the winter months. Simple changes to your haircare routine will help boost your hair growth and the easiest way to start is with hair supplements.
Supplements like Dr Vegan Hair Saviour, formulated with biotin, silica, MSM, and key minerals, can help support follicle health, strengthen hair strands, and promote resilience during these months.
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While slower growth is natural during colder months, a holistic approach including a balanced diet, scalp care, and supplements such as Dr Vegan Hair Saviour can help hair remain strong, healthy, and vibrant until warmer weather returns.
The Dr Vegan supplements are formulated by nutritionists, Hair Saviour features a science-backed blend of clinically studied ingredients to support hair growth, strength, and volume.
You can now get 25% off Dr Vegan Hair Saviour supplements for your first two months with code HAIR25 at checkout and watch your hair grow this season.
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