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The Ross Township Guide to Healthy Hair Year-Round | Craft Collective Salon Group

  • Writer: Craft Collective Team
    Craft Collective Team
  • Oct 24
  • 3 min read

Healthy hair isn’t about luck — it’s about consistency. At Craft Collective Salon Group near Ross Park Mall, we believe great hair starts with personalized care routines that change with the seasons.


Whether you’re battling Pittsburgh humidity in summer or dry air in winter, these are our stylists’ top tips for maintaining strong, shiny hair year-round.


1. Hydration Starts in Winter

Pittsburgh’s cold air and indoor heating can dry out even the healthiest strands. During winter, focus on moisture retention and scalp health.


We recommend weekly masks like R+Co Bleu’s De Luxe Reparative Mask and Aveda’s Nutriplenish Deep Moisture. These nourish deeply without weighing hair down.

For scalp-specific hydration, see Best Hydrating Products for Dry Scalp.


2. Spring: Reset and Repair

After months of dryness, spring is the time to rebuild strength. Book a Wella FusionPlex bond repair treatment to restore elasticity and smoothness.


Pair it with a gloss service to add shine and prep for warmer months — a combination detailed in The Ultimate Guide to Hair Glossing in Pittsburgh’s North Hills.


3. Summer: Protect and Preserve

UV rays and humidity can fade color and dehydrate hair. Before spending time outdoors, use lightweight UV-protecting sprays like R+Co’s Sun Catcher or Aveda’s Heat Relief Thermal Protector.


If you color your hair, switch to sulfate-free cleansers like R+Co Gemstone or Wella Color Motion+ to keep tone consistent all season.


Learn more about color-safe care in How to Choose the Right Shampoo for Colored Hair.


4. Fall: Transition with Tone

As temperatures cool, many clients in Ross Township shift their tones to richer, warmer hues. This is also the ideal time for a seasonal haircut to remove summer damage.


Our stylists specialize in tone-on-tone refreshes and subtle lowlights that keep color dimensional into the holidays.For guidance on adjusting tone, visit How to Transition from Summer to Fall Color.


5. The Power of Regular Trims

Consistent trims are the foundation of healthy hair. Removing split ends prevents breakage and keeps your shape sharp. We suggest trims every 8–10 weeks, depending on your growth and style.


You can pair trims with glossing or hydration services for maximum shine and longevity. For inspiration, explore The Secret to Long-Lasting Shine (Without Heavy Oils).


6. Weekly Care at Home

Your home routine matters as much as your salon visits. Rotate between a hydrating shampoo, a bond-repairing conditioner, and a nourishing leave-in.


Our Ross Township stylists build custom care routines using R+Co, Wella, and Aveda products based on your hair’s density and texture.


For easy styling inspiration, check out Why McCandless Loves Low-Maintenance Styles.


7. Nutrition and Lifestyle

Shiny, resilient hair starts from within. Eating a balanced diet rich in omega-3s, biotin, and protein supports growth and strength. Staying hydrated and managing stress levels also promote a healthier scalp.


We take a holistic approach at Craft Collective — blending science, sustainability, and wellness for long-term results.


8. Sustainability in Everyday Care

Our Ross Township salon is proud to combine luxury with responsibility. We use refillable color tubes, recyclable packaging, and energy-efficient systems to reduce waste.


Every product we use — from R+Co Bleu to Wella Shinefinity — aligns with our eco-conscious mission.Learn more about our values on the Sustainable Beauty Philosophy page.


Stay Healthy, Stay Beautiful

Healthy hair doesn’t happen overnight — it’s the result of consistent, intentional care. Whether you visit us seasonally or regularly, our stylists will guide you through every step of your year-round hair journey.


Book your appointment today at craftcollectivesalongroup.com and experience the Ross Township difference — healthy, radiant, sustainable beauty.

 
 
 

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