How to restore hair's moisture, strength and shine after summer
Sun, salt water and chlorine damage hair structure over summer, so experts recommend adjusting hair care routines in autumn to match each hair type's needs. Professional brands Wella Professionals and Sebastian Professional offer targeted solutions for different hair problems.

Summer sun, salt water, chlorine and heat take a toll on hair, often leaving it drier, rougher, more prone to split ends and duller in shine. Hair care specialists suggest that after summer is the ideal time to reassess one's hair care routine — choosing products based on the specific problem rather than simply piling on more products.
Solutions for different hair needs
For dry, unruly hair, Wella Professionals offers its ULTIMATE SMOOTH line, whose newest product — a lightweight smoothing milk — reduces frizz while protecting against humidity, UV rays and heat styling up to 230 degrees Celsius.
For colour-treated hair, which tends to fade faster in the sun, the ULTIMATE COLOR line is especially relevant. Its leave-in mask, enriched with glycine and vitamin B5, helps retain moisture and can reduce hair breakage up to four times compared to shampooing without conditioner.
For severely damaged and breaking hair, the ULTIMATE REPAIR line uses AHA acids and omega-9 technology; its spray-on treatment works within 90 seconds, strengthening hair structure from within and smoothing the surface.
For hair that breaks frequently during combing or styling, Sebastian Professional's NO.BREAKER line is suited, while dry, tired-looking hair lacking mainly moisture and elasticity benefits from the Potion 9 line.
Choosing the right routine
Specialists emphasize that identifying hair's actual current need matters more than using as many products as possible. A regular routine tailored to hair's condition gradually helps restore softer, more elastic, shinier and healthier-looking hair. The mentioned products are available at Stockmann stores as well as KOLONNA stores and its online shop.
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