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A curly hair routine in winter isn’t just a haircare habit it’s a true protection strategy.As soon as temperatures drop, your curls and coils feel it immediately. Outdoor cold, indoor heating, wind, and friction from hats and scarves: winter is a real challenge for the hair fiber. The result? Dry hair, uncontrollable frizz, definition that fades, and a head of hair that lacks softness and elasticity.Yet with the right gestures, the right ingredients, and a routine adapted to the season, it’s absolutely possible to get through winter—from Christmas celebrations to the last days of February with defined, hydrated curls full of vitality. At Rodolphe & Co, we have developed a holistic, natural approach to hair care, designed for curly, coily, and kinky hair alike.In this article, discover all our tips and advice to care for your curls in winter—from the scalp to the ends—and adopt a curly hair routine using the right products. Why Is Winter So Tough on Curly Hair?Cold Weather Lifts the Cuticle and Causes DehydrationThe hair fiber of curly and coily hair is naturally drier than straight hair, because the sebum produced by the scalp struggles to travel down the spirals. In winter, the cold compresses and stiffens the fiber, then lifts it as soon as you step into a heated space. This constant alternation between outdoor cold and indoor warmth creates a yo-yo effect on the cuticle: it opens, lets moisture escape, and encourages dryness.Indoor Heating Makes Dryness Worse by Drying the AirIndoors, heating significantly reduces the humidity level in the surrounding air. Yet curly hair needs a certain level of moisture in the air to maintain its shape and definition. Without that humidity, it dehydrates quickly, and the lengths start to break or go in every direction. Heating, while necessary for our comfort, is therefore one of the main factors behind hair dehydration in winter.Wind, Hats and Scarves: The Threat of FrictionWind directly assaults the hair fiber and amplifies water loss. Scarves and hats made of wool or synthetic materials create mechanical friction that damages the cuticle, causes breakage, and promotes tangles. This is especially problematic for coily and kinky hair, whose spiral structure makes it naturally more vulnerable to friction. To protect your hair, choose satin or silk against the hair—wearing a satin bonnet under your wool hat is the season’s essential hack.Invest in a satin bonnet or a satin pillowcase for the night. This simple step protects the cuticle, reduces frizz, and preserves your curl definition. Adjusting Your Shampoo Routine for WinterSpace Out Wash Days to Preserve Natural SebumIn winter, the scalp needs more time to rebuild its natural hydrolipid film. Spacing out your shampoos—ideally to 1 or 2 times per week at most—helps preserve the naturally produced sebum, which plays an essential protective role for the fiber and lengths. Washing too often would strip this natural protection and worsen dehydration.Choose a Gentle, Sulfate-Free ShampooChoosing the right shampoo is the foundation of a good winter routine. Sulfates (SLS, SLES) found in many conventional shampoos strip away not only impurities but also the hair fiber’s natural lipids. In winter, opt for a gentle shampoo, free from harsh sulfates, enriched with nourishing ingredients. Certified organic formulas, like those developed by Rodolphe & Co, respect scalp health while cleansing effectively.Clarifying Mask: Useful Once a MonthEven in winter, a clarifying shampoo remains useful once a month to remove product buildup from styling products. Be careful not to overdo it: using it too often would dry your hair out even more. Always follow a clarifying shampoo with an intensive hydrating mask to restore balance. Deep Hydration: The Cornerstone of a Winter RoutineHydrating Mask: Your Weekly Deep TreatmentOnce a week, treat your hair to an intensive nourishing mask. It’s the secret weapon against dryness and winter loss of elasticity. Masks enriched with shea butter, castor oil, and essential fatty acids penetrate deep into the hair fiber to restore softness, elasticity, and vitality. Leave on for 20 to 30 minutes under a heated cap to maximize the absorption of active ingredients.Pre-Shampoo Oil Bath: The Magic of Plant OilsThe pre-shampoo oil bath is one of the most effective treatments during the cold season. Generously apply a plant oil to your lengths and ends (or your whole head of hair) the night before shampooing, cover with a plastic cap, and leave on overnight. Coconut oil, thanks to its small molecular structure, can penetrate the hair fiber to nourish from within. Castor oil, thicker and rich in fatty acids, is ideal for nourishing dry ends and strengthening elasticity. Lighter plant oils (argan, jojoba) are better suited to more sensitive scalps or finer curls.Leave-In: Your Daily Shield Against DehydrationLeave-in (a no-rinse treatment) is a winter must-have for curly hair. Applied to slightly damp hair after each wash, it forms a protective barrier over the cuticle, retains moisture, and makes styling easier. In winter, choose a richer leave-in than in summer: favor creamy formulas enriched with aloe vera and plant oils. This is the first step of the LOC method (Leave-in, Oil, Cream), especially effective for coily and kinky hair.The LOC method (Leave-in > Oil > Styling cream) is your best ally in winter. It seals hydration layer by layer for long-lasting protection against cold and dryness. Styling and Defining Your Curls in Winter Without DamageWork on Thoroughly Wet HairIn winter more than any other season, it’s essential to apply your styling products on thoroughly wet hair, not just damp hair. Water is the first source of hydration for the hair fiber. Styling on very wet hair helps products distribute evenly, curls form more easily, and definition becomes noticeably stronger.Styling Techniques: Scrunch and PloppingThe scrunch technique consists of gently squeezing the lengths from bottom to top to shape curls and encourage their natural spring. Avoid rubbing or smoothing hair with a cotton towel, which creates harmful friction. Prefer a microfiber towel or an old cotton T-shirt to absorb excess water without disrupting the curl pattern. Plopping—wrapping the hair in a T-shirt or microfiber towel for 20 to 30 minutes—is also very effective for defining curls before drying.Richer Textures Than in SummerIn winter, switch to richer, more nourishing formulas for styling. Where a light mousse was enough in summer, in winter choose a nourishing styling cream, an aloe-vera-based defining gel, or a combination of both. Rodolphe & Co products, formulated with natural and organic ingredients, offer excellent definition while providing the hydration your curls need against seasonal aggressors.Gentle Drying: Diffuser or Air-DryingA classic blow-dryer used at maximum power should be avoided in winter: it dries out the hair fiber and promotes frizz. Prefer a diffuser, which distributes heat evenly and preserves the curl shape. Always dry on low or medium heat—never fully cold in winter (you risk going outside with hair that’s still damp, which weakens the fiber when exposed to wind and cold). If you choose air-drying, make sure you’re in a warm room.Tip: don’t hesitate to use a pearly jelly to make detangling easier. Maintaining Your Curls Between Washes in WinterRefresh Curls with a Hydrating SprayBetween shampoos, curls can fall flat or lose definition. Refresh them with a spray based on water and aloe vera: lightly mist the lengths, then scrunch from bottom to top to revive the spirals. This daily habit helps maintain hydration and counter the drying effects of indoor heating.Protect Your Lengths at NightNighttime often means friction and moisture loss. To protect your lengths while you sleep, choose a satin bonnet or a satin/silk pillowcase. These smooth materials reduce friction, don’t steal moisture from the fiber, and help preserve curl definition until morning.Protective Hairstyles: A Seasonal AssetWinter is the perfect season to try protective styles: braids, twists, bantu knots, protective buns… These styles are on-trend and help shield your lengths from external aggressors (cold, wind, friction) for several days or even weeks. They reduce hair manipulation (and therefore breakage) and support length retention—an ideal ally for caring for your hair all winter long.Limit daily manipulation as much as possible: each time you touch, detangle or restyle your hair, you weaken the fiber. In winter, less is more! Adjusting Your Routine to Your Curl TypeWavy Hair (Type 2A-2C): Lightness and Balanced HydrationWavy hair generally tolerates lighter products. In winter, simply strengthen your routine with a richer conditioner and a lightweight leave-in. Avoid formulas that are too heavy, which can weigh waves down. A daily hydrating spray and a weekly oil bath are usually enough to offset seasonal effects.Tighter Curls (Type 3A-3C): Intense Nourishment and DefinitionTighter curls need more hydration and nourishment in winter. Rely on the LOC method, weekly rich masks, and generous styling creams. Aloe vera and shea butter are key allies to preserve curl definition and fight frizz linked to winter humidity.Coily and Kinky Hair (Type 4A-4C): Cocooning and Maximum ProtectionCoily and kinky hair is the most vulnerable to winter aggressors, because its naturally more raised cuticle makes it highly prone to moisture loss. To care for this hair type, focus on pre-shampoo treatments (oil baths with coconut or castor oil), shampoo, ultra-rich shea-butter masks, hold gels, and protective styles. A winter routine for coily and kinky hair should be designed like an intensive cocooning program. Support Your Hair from the Inside: SupplementsHair health isn’t only about external care. In winter, our diet can lack certain nutrients essential to hair vitality. Supplements rich in biotin, zinc, iron, omega-3s, and B vitamins may help support growth and fiber strength, reduce seasonal shedding, and improve curl elasticity. Before taking any supplements, consult a healthcare professional to identify your real needs. Our Rodolphe & Co Selection for the Perfect Winter RoutineAt Rodolphe & Co, each formula is designed to respect the health of the hair fiber and scalp while delivering professional results. Our products are certified organic and formulated without harsh ingredients, making them ideal for building an effective, hair-respecting winter routine:A gentle sulfate-free shampoo for delicate winter cleansingA rich hydrating mask for your weekly deep treatmentA nourishing leave-in to protect the fiber every dayA defining styling cream for hydrated, protected curls all day longA quality plant oil for oil baths and the LOC method Discover our full range and visit our salons, where our expert stylists can advise you on the best routine for your curl type. In Summary: Key Steps for a Curly Hair Winter RoutineWinter doesn’t have to mean dehydration and frizz. With a suitable routine, quality products, and a few well-chosen tips, your curls can stay defined, soft, and hydrated all season long. Key steps to remember:Space out shampoos and choose gentle sulfate-free formulasDeeply hydrate with masks, oil baths, and a leave-inStyle on very wet hair with richer textures than in summerProtect lengths at night with satin and choose protective styles

At-home plant-based hair colouring is attracting more and more people looking for a natural alternative that is closer to their values and respectful of both the hair fibre and the environment. However, even though this natural colouring method delivers luminous and long-lasting results, it also requires great care when it comes to maintenance in order to preserve both its radiance and the overall health of the hair.Ready to take the leap? Discover today our expert tips and advice to maintain your plant-based hair colour at home and enjoy its shine for a long time.Why is maintenance crucial after a plant-based hair colour? Unlike chemical dyes, which penetrate the core of the hair through oxidation, plant-based hair colour coats the fibre and protects it by covering the hair with natural pigments derived from dye plants. This fundamental difference explains why maintenance plays such a crucial role in prolonging the effects of your plant-based hair colour. An unsuitable hair care ritual may accelerate colour fading, weaken the hair or dry out the lengths. On the contrary, adopting the right habits and a proper routine helps extend the intensity of the shades while strengthening the hair and fully benefiting from the plant-based ingredients used in your natural hair colour. The right habits to adopt from day one After applying a plant-based hair colour at home, a few simple rules and steps help fix the pigments and protect both your hair and your freshly applied colour.  -       Wait before the first wash: We recommend waiting at least 48 hours after application before your first wash, allowing the pigments enough time to bind durably to the hair fibre.-       Choose a gentle, natural shampoo: Avoid formulas containing sulphates and silicones, which have a “stripping” effect on colour. Opt instead for organic shampoos rich in hydrating active ingredients, such as the high-nutrition shampoo from Rodolphe&Co.-       Avoid rinsing with hot water: Hot water opens the hair cuticle, encouraging natural pigments to escape (as they sit on the cuticle without penetrating the core of the hair). Prefer rinsing with cool or lukewarm water to maintain the radiance of your colour.-       Limit aggressive drying: Air-dry whenever possible, or use a hairdryer on a low heat setting. The first few days after a plant-based hair colour are the most important, as the colour is still developing. These small but essential steps allow the colour to anchor itself and preserve your hair’s natural shine over the long term.  Which natural hair care routine should you adopt? Once the post-colouring phase (48 to 72 hours) has passed, it is time to establish a gentle and regular routine to maintain your plant-based hair colour at home. Gentle washing (2–3 times per week): Two to three shampoos per week are sufficient. Washing more frequently may accelerate colour fading. Use a gentle colour-fixing shampoo made with natural hydrating ingredients or natural molecules and technologies that seal the hair cuticles, such as the patented Keraguard® technology. Hydrating mask (1–2 times per week): Hydration is key to keeping colour-treated hair healthy. Once or twice a week, apply a hydrating and nourishing treatment to the lengths and ends. Leave on for 10 to 15 minutes under a warm towel or shower cap to enhance the penetration of active ingredients. Natural rinse: Rinsing with cold water or apple cider vinegar closes the hair cuticles, fixes the colour and adds shine. A few drops are enough for optimal results. Neutral henna (once a month): A neutral henna mask can be used to strengthen the hair, add volume and maintain the natural colour’s radiance without altering it.  Bonus tip: apple cider vinegar rinse Apple cider vinegar is a valuable ally for naturally coloured hair. By slightly acidifying the hair’s pH, it helps tighten the cuticles and boost shine. Dilute two tablespoons in one litre of cold water and use this as a final rinse after shampooing, once a week.  Mistakes to avoid after a plant-based hair colour Although at-home plant-based hair colouring is gentle and respectful, certain mistakes can compromise the results. Shampoos with harsh chemical compositions: formulas containing sulphates, PEGs or alcohol gradually strip away natural pigments. Silicone-based treatments: silicones create an artificial coating around the hair, preventing natural actives from penetrating and dulling the colour over time. Repeated exposure to external aggressors: UV rays and pollution oxidise pigments and dry out the hair fibre. Remember to apply a protective treatment or rinse your hair with clear water after swimming. Chemical colouring after plant-based colouring: chemical dyes can interact with natural pigments and cause unwanted tones. If you wish to change colour, consult a professional specialising in plant-based hair colouring before any new application.  Maintaining your plant-based hair colour at home primarily means adopting gentle gestures and natural, chemical-free products. By respecting processing times, choosing the right treatments and avoiding chemical aggressors, you will enjoy long-lasting shine, colour hold and vitality provided by dye plants.  What if you trusted your plant-based hair colouring expert?While at-home plant-based hair colouring delivers beautiful results, nothing replaces the expertise of a hairdresser trained in natural techniques. At Rodolphe&Co, our plant-based colour experts guide you in choosing the shades best suited to your complexion and hair type.You can find all our advice and products on our website, where our complete plant-based hair colouring kits are available for simple, professional application at home. These kits include everything you need: colouring powder, fixing treatment and accessories, for a sensory and hair-respectful experience inspired directly by the rituals of our salons.Thanks to this synergy between professional expertise and at-home kits, you benefit from a radiant, natural and long-lasting colour, while fully respecting the plant-based philosophy so dear to Rodolphe&Co. 

  Shiny, strong, and vibrant hair — that’s a dream for many of us. You might try beauty products, treatments, and routines, yet see no lasting results. But have you ever considered looking at your plate? Our hair is a reflection of our health and well-being. A targeted, balanced diet can transform your hair from roots to ends. Today, we’re diving deep into the link between nutrition and hair health. We’ll discover the essential minerals and nutrients that serve as pillars of healthy, glowing hair and explore simple tips to adopt. Ready, set, eat! Why Does Nutrition Affect Hair Health? Hair is a complex structure, and to properly support it, we must understand its biology. Hair is mainly composed of a protein called keratin (responsible for strength and elasticity), water (which keeps it hydrated and flexible), and lipids (which protect the hair's outer layer). Hair grows in cycles — growth, rest, and shedding — and each phase requires specific nutrients to function optimally, renew, and stay strong. Many factors can disturb this delicate cycle: genetics, environment (pollution, stress, sun), and nutrition. Deficiencies are among the main causes of hair problems, leading to dullness, breakage, and even hair loss or alopecia. Key Nutrients for Healthy Hair Proteins: They are the building blocks of keratin. A deficiency leads to thinner, weaker hair and eventually hair loss. You can find protein in fish, eggs, lean meats (chicken, turkey, pork), or plant-based alternatives like lentils, beans, and tofu. Essential Vitamins Vitamin A: Encourages sebum production, which hydrates the scalp.It’s found in colorful fruits and vegetables like carrots, melons, tomatoes, apricots, and herbs like parsley. Vitamin B7/B8 (Biotin): Plays a key role in hair growth and keratin production. A deficiency weakens the hair fiber.Found in foods like eggs, avocados, and almonds. Vitamin C: Enhances iron absorption and protects hair from oxidative stress (UV rays, pollution, smoking, stress).Citrus fruits and kiwis are great sources of vitamin C. Vitamin D: Stimulates hair follicles and extends the growth phase.Produced through sun exposure, but also found in fatty fish and eggs.Minerals Iron: Vital for transporting oxygen to hair follicles. Deficiency can lead to hair loss.Rich sources: lentils, spinach, and red meat. Zinc and Selenium: Crucial for growth, keratin production, and scalp health.Found mostly in seafood.Essential Fatty Acids Omega-3 and Omega-6: They hydrate, strengthen, and add shine to hair. Found in fatty fish (salmon, tuna, mackerel), flaxseed oil, walnuts, and chia seeds.A Balanced Diet for Healthy Hair Healthy hair isn’t just about using the right products. Nutrition is a core factor in hair beauty and vitality. For strong, shiny, growing hair, your diet must be rich in essential nutrients and well balanced.The 5 Dietary Pillars for Healthy HairChoose unprocessed foodsEat a variety of fruits and vegetablesEnsure adequate protein intakeSelect whole grainsIncorporate healthy fatsSupplements: A Boost for Your Hair Your diet may not always provide every nutrient you need. That’s where supplements come in. Designed to complement your meals, they deliver concentrated doses of essential vitamins and minerals to enhance your hair’s health and beauty. They’re especially useful for:Nutrient deficiencies — even with a healthy diet, some nutrients can be hard to get.Persistent hair problems — like breakage, thinning, dullness; ingredients like keratin and biotin can help.Periods of stress or fatigue — supplements support the body and limit the impact on hair growth.Hydra-Hair: A Complete Hair Supplement Designed to support the hair, skin, and nails, Hydra-Hair includes rigorously selected ingredients:Marine collagen: Strengthens and improves hair elasticity.Amino acid complex: Supports protein synthesis and overall hair health.Natural keratin: Repairs and reinforces the hair fiber.A healthy, balanced diet is the foundation of great hair. It promotes growth, shine, and resistance. But when your hair needs a little extra “boost,” supplements can be a great ally — just be sure to consult a healthcare professional before starting any supplement.Haircare Habits to Adopt Beyond nutrition, daily habits are crucial for maintaining beautiful, healthy hair. A poor haircare routine can weaken strands and accelerate breakage. Here are some smart practices to adopt:Limit heat styling: Excessive heat damages hair. Let it air-dry when possible or use heat protection before styling.Reduce shampoo frequency: Frequent washing strips natural oils. Use a mild, natural shampoo and alternate with nourishing treatments.Hydrate and nourish regularly: Weekly hair masks or oil treatments (argan, coconut, castor) strengthen and protect hair.Brush gently: Aggressive brushing breaks hair and irritates the scalp. Use a wide-tooth comb or natural bristle brush, starting from the ends.Trim ends regularly: Even if you want to grow your hair, trimming every three months prevents split ends and keeps hair strong.Consult a hair professional: They’ll recommend cuts and care suited to your hair type while preserving its health.By combining a balanced diet with good hair habits, you give your hair the best chance to shine, stay strong, and radiate vitality!

Serum, moisturizing cream, and mask—taking care of your face is a common practice. But have you ever thought about doing the same for your scalp? Yet, it's the foundation for healthy hair! Today, let’s discover a ritual inspired by Japanese traditions: the Head Spa, a true moment of relaxation and deep care for the scalp. Your Scalp Deserves as Much Attention as Your Skin! Did you know that your scalp is an extension of your facial skin? Just like it, it needs to be hydrated, protected, and cleansed to avoid various issues such as dandruff, itchiness, excess sebum, or even hair weakening! A healthy scalp is the key to strong, shiny hair. What Is Head Spa? An ancestral practice straight from Japan, Head Spa is much more than a simple treatment. It’s a true wellness ritual that combines massage, exfoliation, and hydrating care to purify the scalp and stimulate hair growth. Picture yourself lying back while an expert performs a relaxing scalp massage using natural oils and products...A pure moment of relaxation that works in depth! The Benefits of Head Spa for Your Hair Deep Detoxification and Purification Head Spa deeply removes toxins and product buildup that eventually clog hair follicles and suffocate the scalp. This purification benefits all scalp types but is especially effective for scalps prone to dandruff or irritation. Guaranteed relief! Hydration and Balance of the Scalp The use of gentle and natural ingredients such as botanical oils and plant extracts during a Head Spa provides the essential hydration needed to maintain scalp balance, preventing dryness and itchiness—without weighing down the hair. Stimulating Hair Growth Scalp massage—an essential component of Head Spa—is a true boost for blood circulation, helping to deliver nutrients to the hair follicles and stimulate growth. Combined with natural and strengthening treatments that help prevent hair loss and encourage growth, your hair will gain volume and density.So, Head Spa offers many benefits for both hair and scalp. But that’s not all—Head Spa also impacts the body, acting as a relaxing, anti-stress treatment that soothes the mind. How to Incorporate Head Spa Into Your Hair Routine To purify your scalp, it’s recommended to do a gentle exfoliation once a week. Regularly massaging the scalp with essential oils stimulates blood flow and promotes hair growth. The frequency of this type of care depends on your hair type and personal needs. A professional can advise you on the most suitable routine and techniques for your scalp. Essential Products for a Homemade Head Spa To enjoy a professional-like Head Spa at home, you’ll need a natural exfoliating product with ingredients like clay or salt. Also choose botanical and essential oils suited to your scalp type. Finally, opt for gentle, sulfate-free shampoos to avoid irritating the scalp and preserve the quality of your care. Head Spa and Emotional Well-being Head Spa doesn't just care for your hair—it also soothes the mind. Essential oils, soft music, enveloping gestures... everything is designed to release tension. This moment of self-connection acts like a timeless bubble, perfect for reducing anxiety and improving sleep quality. A treatment for the body—and the soul. Head Spa: A Beauty Secret to Embrace Now Head Spa is much more than a hair care routine. It’s a sensory experience, a moment of letting go inspired by Japanese traditions, where well-being meets long-lasting results. With gentle, natural techniques, it works deeply to rebalance, stimulate, and soothe the scalp. Adding this ritual to your beauty routine means choosing quality, care, and serenity for your hair—and for yourself.

 The holiday season is fast approaching, making it the perfect time to go all out and express your style with breathtaking hairstyles. Beyond the cut or color, it’s often the accessories that make all the difference and create those “wow” moments as you arrive. From hair clips to headbands and hairpins, here’s our top 10 must-have accessories for the 2024 holiday season. Why Are Hair Accessories Essential? Capable of transforming even the simplest hairstyle into a sophisticated look in seconds, hair accessories are often at the heart of emerging modern hairstyling trends. Offering unlimited personalization, mastering the art of accessorizing your hair allows you to enhance your style and outfit effortlessly. It’s also crucial to use a heat protectant product before styling your hair to maintain its health and minimize heat damage. Our Top 10 Must-Have Accessories for the Holiday Season Ornate Headbands Whether made of velvet, adorned with pearls, or studded with rhinestones, headbands are in style. They add a touch of elegance to simple hairstyles like low buns or wavy hair. Choose a wide model for a bold statement or a thin one for a subtle yet refined look. Oversized Accessories XXL hair clips and barrettes are all the rage this season. For an original and daring look, opt for a barrette adorned with feathers, flowers, or an oversized bow. Looking for a chic yet laid-back style? Patterned or embellished XXL hairpins are your go-to. It’s also crucial to maintain and use these tools properly to ensure their longevity and effectiveness. Colorful Hair Clips An easy way to add a playful touch to your hairstyle. Stack them on the sides or at the back for a chic bohemian effect. With a wide variety of colors and shapes, the possibilities are endless for creating unique and personalized looks. Decorative Brooches and Combs Ideal for long and thick hair, they add an extra touch of sophistication to your hairstyle. Opt for materials like metal or resin, adorned with rhinestones or pearls, for an elegant finish. It’s also essential to keep these accessories in good condition, especially in a hair salon, to ensure impeccable hygiene and quality service for clients. Bow Headbands Made of satin or velvet, bow headbands are timeless classics that return every year. Perfect for adding a sophisticated touch to simple hairstyles. Silk and Velvet Scrunchies These soft and practical accessories remain a must-have. Use them to create low buns or ponytails with retro vibes for velvet scrunchies or a more elegant look with silk ones. Tiaras The ultimate accessory for special occasions. Perfect for a chic, elegant, and princess-like look, making you the queen of the evening. Scarves Versatile and original, scarves add a unique touch to your hairstyle. Tie them in multiple ways—around a bun or woven into a braid—for a chic, bohemian vibe.   Decorative Elastics Say goodbye to basic hair ties! For the holidays, opt for ones covered in shimmering fabric, glitter, or even adorned with bows. They add style to a simple ponytail or half-bun in seconds. Hair Sticks and Pins With floral or geometric designs, these accessories add a refined, sophisticated finish to updos like low buns. Hair Clips: A Small Detail That Makes a Big Difference Hair clips are the ultimate hair accessory to add a touch of style and sophistication to any hairstyle. Available in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors, they suit all hair types and styles. Whether you want to tame flyaways, add a sleek detail to a simple hairstyle, or create a more elaborate look, hair clips are your best allies. Practical and aesthetic, they’re perfect for those busy days when you still want to shine. How to Choose the Right Hair Accessories? Choosing the right hair accessories is key to perfecting your look. Here are some factors to consider to find the ones that suit you best. Your Face Shape Select accessories that highlight your facial features. For example, thin headbands work well for round faces, while XXL barrettes complement oval faces.  Your Hair Texture If you have fine hair, opt for lightweight and delicate accessories. For thick hair, go for more robust and prominent pieces. Don’t Be Afraid to Experiment While there are “rules,” hair accessories are meant to be fun and express your personality. Don’t be afraid to experiment and switch up accessories to create fresh, exciting looks. Some Holiday Hairstyle Ideas with Accessories Low Bun: A low bun paired with an XXL barrette or ornate hair comb is perfect for a chic look. Loose Waves with a Braid: Soft waves with a side braid offer a romantic and feminine option. Add a colorful hair clip or scarf for a bohemian touch. High Ponytail: A sleek, high ponytail secured with a velvet scrunchie is a timeless classic. Use a blow dryer for a polished finish, and add a bow headband for a more sophisticated look. If you’re still unsure or need more advice, check out our partner salons, where experts can help make your holiday hairstyle unforgettable.