Skinlogics

Winters are here, and the most common question we get in the OPD is— “Doctor, should we take hot showers or cold showers in winter?” Dr. Vandana Malik from Skinlogics Clinic explains the real science behind each: 🔥 Hot water feels amazing in winter, but it strips your scalp’s natural oils. Result? Dryness, itching, and a weakened scalp barrier. ❄️ Cold water is refreshing, but it doesn’t clean the scalp properly—leading to oil buildup and clogged pores. 🌤️ The best option? Lukewarm water. It gently cleanses without damaging the natural oils, keeping your scalp healthy, balanced, and irritation-free. This winter, remember: Not too hot. Not too cold. Always lukewarm. Your scalp will thank you! For personalized winter hair & scalp care, visit Skinlogics Clinic or drop your questions in the comments. #WinterHairCare #HealthyScalpTips #WinterSkincare #HairCareInWinters #ColdVsHotShower #DrVandanaMalik #SkinlogicsClinic #Shorts ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Like and Share the video if you find it useful. Do not forget to Subscribe to our channel to get more updates. Subscribe ► https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkP79Zx95xFREbwidwuVJhA?sub_confirmation=1 Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/skinlogicsnoida Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/skinlogics_derma/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To learn more about Skin & Hair Treatment in Noida, contact us: : 📲 +91 9999171667, +91 9717217099 🌐 https://www.skinlogics.in 📍 D-82A, D-Block, Sector 26, Noida, Uttar Pradesh-201301 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Disclaimer: The content shared on our page, including videos, images, and text, is intended for informational and educational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you require medical attention, please consult a qualified healthcare professional in person. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------