How 5 Editors Deal With Hair Knots During Scarf and Hat Season

"First off, I wash my hair at night in the Winter because I never blow-dry and I don't want my neck freezing. I wash about twice a week and use Amika's Soulfood Nourishing Mask ($28) every time, which keeps my hair healthy and prevents it from becoming a stringy, tangled, staticky mess. In the morning, I spray Serge Normant's Dry Conditioner ($25) from the middle of my hair to the ends every other day, and it keeps my hair much more sleek and manageable. When heading outside, I usually twist my hair into a knot under a cashmere beanie or leave it tucked inside a sweater or scarf so it stays put." — Joanna Douglas, senior native editorial director

"My hair during the Winter is the absolute worst, so to keep it tangle-free and healthy, I use hair masks each night so my hair is more manageable in the weather. When I am out in the cold, I section my hair so it all falls in the front, and then I put on my hood. That way, my hair is not getting flat or static from the hood." — Lauren Harano, editorial coordinator

"My hair gets plenty of static and tangles in the Winter. Luckily, I have found that spraying my brush with hairspray and combing through every strand keeps those nests around my neck away. Plus, my curls stay intact all day long out in the cold." — Macy Cate Williams, editor, shopping and Must Have