Women are confined in winter. If they return to normal, they can wash their hair 1-2 weeks after delivery. But don't wash your hair too often, just wash it 1-2 times a week. But be careful not to touch cold water, keep warm to prevent catching cold.

When washing your hair in confinement, it is best to massage your scalp gently, not too hard, so as to avoid more serious postpartum hair loss. The temperature of shampoo should be appropriate, not too cold. After washing, blow dry with a hair dryer or dry with a dry towel to avoid being hit by cold air.

Women's postpartum hair is easy to get oily and often loses hair. Therefore, you can't use irritating shampoo to wash your hair during confinement, so as not to cause irritation to the scalp. And after washing your hair, don't tie it up when it's not dry, and don't go to bed immediately to prevent wet hair from taking away the heat from your scalp. Otherwise, it is easy to make scalp blood vessels contract when they are cold, which in turn causes headaches.