Collection: Winter Hair Care

Winter Hair Care

Keep your hair moisturised through the colder months with our range of leave-in conditioners and deep conditioning products. We stock brands including Shea Moisture, Cantu Care For Kids, African Pride, Aunt Jackie's and Elasta QP, with formulas featuring ingredients like argan oil, olive oil and shea butter.

What's in the range

  • Leave-in conditioners: These stay in your hair after washing to add moisture and help with detangling, especially useful for textured and curly hair in winter.
  • Hair mayonnaise: A thick conditioning treatment that you apply to damp hair and leave for a set time before rinsing out.
  • Deep conditioning creams: Intensive treatments like cholesterol and argan oil formulas that coat the hair for extra moisture.
  • Products for children's hair: Gentler formulas designed for younger hair, including olive and mango butter options.

Common questions

When should I use a leave-in conditioner? Apply it to damp hair after shampooing and conditioning. You can use it on wash day and between washes to keep moisture in.

How often should I do a deep conditioning treatment? Once a week or fortnightly depending on how dry your hair feels. Follow the instructions on each product.

Are these products suitable for all hair types? Most are designed for textured and curly hair. Check the label to see if a product suits your hair type.

Order online for UK delivery, or visit CC Hair & Beauty in Chapeltown, Roundhay or Leeds City Centre.

Winter Hair Care

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Winter Hair Care FAQs

Why does my hair get drier in winter?
Cold air holds less moisture and central heating dries the air indoors, so hair loses moisture faster. Hats and scarves add friction too.
How often should I deep condition in winter?
After every wash is a good rule in the colder months, following the timing on the pack.
How do I protect my hair under a hat or scarf?
Wear a satin-lined hat, or put a satin scarf or bonnet under a wool one, to cut down friction and breakage.