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4 Beauty Sense clients to take biotin year-round to maintain a strong, healthy glow to their hair. It also helps with split ends. Keep Static Away Dry winter months create lots of hair static, which can ruin a great hairstyle. I sleep on a silk pillowcase, which can help eliminate this issue. Unlike cotton, the silk pillowcase doesn't have any wrinkles in it and won't mess up your hair. Also consider applying argan oil. It moisturizes the ends of your hair without leaving it oily. Use only a tiny amount (pea-size). If your hair is fine, stay away from the oils. Instead, use Static Guard sprayed in your hairbrush and brush your hair. For those with thicker hair, the argan oil will help keep your hair moisturized and reduce static and flyaways. ■ By Lucy Garcia Planck NYC hairstylist from Salon Bergdorf Goodman Healthy Hair for Winter Moisturizing is Key Keeping hair moisturized will help all your winter hairstyles look great. The dry winter air will quickly zap your hair of any moisture it has. Try not to shampoo often. If you have oily hair, wash it every other day, and if you have dry hair, aim at washing it once or twice a week maximum. Hair Masks are a Must Another great way to keep hair hydrated is by using hair masks once or twice a week, depending on the hair's texture. I like to use 1 teaspoon of coconut oil directly on the hair, starting on the ends of the hair and working it up toward the scalp. Leave it in for 30–60 minutes, then shampoo, and rinse. This locks in the natural oils in the hair and keeps it looking shiny. Ask your hairstylist for which professional masks they recommend. Take Care of Yourself from the Inside I always say, "You are what you eat." Your exterior reflects whatever you put into your body. Be sure to drink plenty of water, and eat proper foods such as fish, nuts, and eggs. This helps keep hair shiny. Taking a biotin supplement will also help. Biotin is a natural supplement that many people don't get enough of and that could be a contributing factor to dry, brittle hair. I always tell my