Spring is here, and while the weather is warming up, your hair may still be recovering from months of dry air, indoor heat, and heavy protective styles.

Warmer temperatures and increased humidity can be both helpful and challenging — they bring softness and flexibility, but also frizz, buildup, and changes in how your products perform.

The way you care for your hair should evolve with the season. What worked in winter may now feel too heavy, too drying, or just out of sync with what your scalp and strands need.

If you’re noticing dryness, puffiness, or lack of definition — or you just want a cleaner, more intentional approach this spring — it’s the perfect time to refresh your routine.

🌿 Understanding Seasonal Hair Shifts

Your hair behaves differently in winter than it does in spring — and your scalp does too.

Here’s what’s changing:

• Cold-weather buildup: Oils, butters, and protective styles may have left residue or blocked your scalp from “breathing.”

• Humidity return: Warmer air holds more moisture, which can hydrate or frizz, depending on your porosity and products.

• UV exposure: Just like your skin, your scalp and strands can be affected by sun exposure — leading to dryness and breakage.

Spring is the ideal time for a gentle reset. Here's how to start fresh...

🌿 8 Tips to Spring Into Healthy Hair

• Choose to use less hot tools
• Air drying
• Visit your stylist
• Say goodbye to frizz
• Condition,Condition, Condition
• Scalp Care
• Check your diet
• balance
• additional hydration 

1. Choose to Use Less Hot Tools

Spring is a beautiful time to let your hair be more natural — with less manipulation, blowouts, or flatirons. Let your texture shine with minimal heat styling.

If you do straighten, always apply a heat protectant before using any hot tools to prevent damage. You can also use a sun-protecting hairspray to guard your hair from heat and UV rays.

✨ Bonus tip: Try styles that don't require tension or heavy heat like twist-outs, braid-outs, or wash-and-go’s to reduce unnecessary stress on your hair.

✨ Prefer to give your strands a break? Our Bamboo & Beet Root Styling Glaze gives beautiful hold and definition with zero crunch or heaviness.

2. Ditch Accidental Damage & Air Dry

Spring is an excellent time to give your hair a break from blow-drying and hot tools. Let your hair dry naturally and see how you like the results.

This is also a great time to simplify your wash day and shift into lightweight styling rituals that don’t require excessive tension or manipulation.

💡 Looking to overhaul your ritual?
👉 Explore the full Healthy Hair Rituals guide here

3. Visit Your Stylist

Regular trims are a great way to ensure your ends stay in shape. Seeing a stylist at the change of seasons is an easy schedule to remember.

Regular trims remove dry, brittle, or split ends left behind by harsh winter conditions.
Booking an appointment with your stylist at the change of seasons is an easy schedule to stick to — and it ensures your hair stays fresh, healthy, and full of life.

A professional trim now can set you up for healthier growth into summer.

Whether it’s to remove winter breakage or to give yourself a fresh new look, this is the perfect time to let a professional care for your hair.

4. Say Goodbye to Frizz — For Real

Increased humidity often brings frizz, puffiness, or lack of curl definition. But it doesn’t have to.

While the warmth and humidity of spring are a welcome change from the dry, brittle cold, increased humidity after cold weather can lead to frizz — and lots of it.

Frizz happens because hair that’s been dehydrated by winter air tries to absorb moisture from the humid spring environment.
The cuticle lifts, water floods in, and frizz takes over.

Here’s how to fight back:

• Use lightweight anti-frizz serums or glazes to seal moisture inside your hair shaft.

• Apply products while your hair is still damp to lock in hydration early.

• Choose lighter stylers like mousses or soft hold gels with polymers or copolymers — these coat the hair and create a humidity barrier.

💡 Look for lightweight stylers like mousses, gels, or creams. Fight frizz with a serum or glaze that helps seal in moisture and smooth the cuticle. 

• Our go-to: Bamboo & Beet Root Styling Glaze
  It offers flexible hold, humidity resistance, and lightweight shine — without buildup.

• Moisturizing hair mists or refreshers to rehydrate midweek without buildup

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5. Condition, Condition, Condition

Conditioning is key in all seasons — but especially as you transition into spring and prep for the heat of summer.

Increase your conditioning rituals to ensure your hair is moisturized, protected, and resilient:

• Deep condition regularly to restore hydration lost during winter.

• Add in co-washes between shampoos to add moisture without stripping your strands, especially if your hair gets dehydrated easily.

• Balance moisture and strength — if your hair starts feeling limp or overly soft, swap in a protein conditioner.

✨ Nourish & Love faves:

• Moisturizing Mud Masque – Intense hydration. Restorative and creamy for dry strands

• Lemon Avocado Masque – perfect if your hair is limp or over-moisturized or needs more protein.

• Rose & Silk Softening Co-Wash – gentle, light cleansing and hydration all in one. Great for refreshing in between full wash days. 

  
  

   

Want to know when to use protein vs. moisture masks?
We break it down in this guide

 

PRO TIP: Moisturize Smarter — Not Heavier

Spring doesn’t mean less moisture — it means targeted moisture.

Layering your hydration (mist + lotion or cream) works better than piling on one thick product. Use lighter leave-ins and hydrating sprays in spring to prevent your hair from feeling heavy or sticky.

✨ Use our Milk & Honey Replenishing Mist before styling
✨ Follow with Mango Quinoa Hydrating Hair Lotion for long-lasting moisture

💧 Want to understand your hair’s needs better?
Take our quiz and shop by ingredient or ritual ➝ Find your perfect products

 

6. Reset Your Scalp

Your scalp is where it all starts.

Winter often leaves behind product buildup, flakes, dryness, or irritation — especially if you wore wigs, weaves, or protective styles. A healthy spring ritual starts with clarifying and detoxing your scalp to remove buildup and stimulate new growth.

One of the most overlooked steps in seasonal hair care?

A proper scalp detox. Spring brings increased sweat, sunscreen buildup, humidity, and environmental exposure — and your scalp needs space to breathe.

That’s where our 3 Step Scalp Reset Ritual Kit comes in:
Gentle exfoliation, lightweight hydration, and scalp-soothing ingredients like ginseng, tea tree, and basil come together to refresh your roots.

✨ Try the 3 Step Scalp Reset Ritual Kit — featuring our best-selling Teatree & Ginseng Purifying Scalp Cleanser and Pineapple Scalp Scrub.
It refreshes without disrupting your style and delivers botanicals like ginseng, basil, and white willow bark to soothe irritation and promote clarity.

Bonus: Add a gentle scalp massage 2–3 times per week to boost circulation and relax tension.

6. Balance Moisture With Protein

If your hair is feeling limp, overly soft, or not holding styles, it may be time for protein.

✨ Use a protein-rich mask like the Lemon Avocado Masque once a month to rebuild structure and improve elasticity.

Pay attention to how your hair feels after wash day:

• Soft but strong? You’re good.

• Mushy or stretchy? Add protein next session.

• Hard or stiff? You may need more moisture.

7. Co-Wash With Care

Spring is the perfect time to experiment with co-washing. Especially if you’re washing more frequently due to workouts, humidity, or protective styles.

✨ Our Rose & Silk Softening Co-Wash gently cleanses and moisturizes — no sulfates, no suds, no stripping.

Alternate co-washing and shampooing based on how your scalp feels. Listen to your roots.

8. Nourish From Within

Hair health is holistic. 🌿

Load up on:

• Omega-3s → salmon, chia, avocado

• Vitamin C → berries, citrus, bell peppers

• Beta-carotene → carrots, sweet potatoes, kale

• Hydration → water, water, water

A healthy scalp starts with what you eat. Add stress-reducing habits, better sleep, and gentle movement, and you’ll see the results in your roots.

 Hair health truly does start from the inside out and the being mindful of the foods you eat will give your hair much needed nutrients. Be sure to eat nutrient-rich food that encourages hair growth and hair longevity. Omega-3s, vitamin C, which produce collagen which greatly strengthens hair. Beta-carotene is converted by your body into vitamin A, which known to promote overall all hair health. 

🌸 Bonus: Reset Your Scalp for Spring

Your scalp deserves a fresh start too.

Over the winter months, buildup from heavy oils, creams, butters, and protective styles can block the scalp — leading to dryness, irritation, and slowed growth.

Spring is the ideal time to gently detox your scalp and bring it back into balance. A healthy scalp = healthy, flourishing hair.

 

🌿 Spring Ritual Kits — Limited Seasonal Drop

We created new kits to make your seasonal transition easy:

• Scalp Reset Ritual Kit – For clarity, refresh, and post-protective style recovery

• Spring Moisture Renewal Kit – For hydrated, defined curls and soft, touchable hair

• Hair Spa Discovery Kit – Mini sizes for travel, testing, or gifting

✨ Available now in limited quantities → Shop Ritual Kits

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Let Spring Be the Start of Something Beautiful

Everything rejuvenates in spring — your hair included. This season, make space for your hair to rest, reset, and renew. 

🌼 It’s the perfect opportunity to refresh your hair routine, restore balance, and step into the new season with softness, shine, and strength.

This season, try:

• Cleansing with intention

• Moisturizing in layers

• Detoxing your scalp

• Listening to your hair

And above all else, remember: your hair care should feel like care — not a chore.
You deserve rituals that feel indulgent, grounding, and effective.

If you're just getting started, don’t stress.
Consistency > perfection. Your hair will thank you for every intentional step.

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