Restoring hair health involves follicular stimulation, nutritional support, and careful management of chemical treatments like perms and bleaching.
Fruits and veggies are great additions to your haircare regimen because they promote healthy locks naturally. One of the best foods for preventing hair loss and addressing thinning hair is the cucumber. Combine this nutrient-rich food with other ingredients and a massage to reap even more benefits.
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Hair loss is a common complaint experienced by men and women alike. Although some cases of hair loss are due to genetics or illness, other possible causes are stress, nutrition and poor hair care habits. Herbal remedies may be helpful in preventing hair loss or encouraging hair growth.
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Also known as, a contusion, bruise or ecchymosis, a black and blue injury results from a blow to muscle and tissue that leaves the skin intact. Kids Health explains that when a black and blue injury occurs, blood capillaries burst and blood seeps out under the skin.
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Dandruff, or seborrheic dermatitis, causes itching on the scalp, and you may notice the white flakes on your clothes from the scalp itching. Some over-the-counter shampoos contain the ingredient zinc pyrithione, an antiseborrheic that helps you fight the flakiness of dandruff and promotes a healthier scalp.
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The term “hair loss” or “alopecia” refers to the medical condition of the loss of hair from the head or body. Hair loss is a natural body process, when some hair falls out, new growth replaces it.
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Your adult height is largely determined by your genetic makeup, but you can give your body a boost. That is, some environmental factors play a role in how much you grow and how tall you eventually become.
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Wet hair is extremely delicate and should be handled with care. When you get out of the shower, your soaking-wet hair can stretch, making it more susceptible to breakage. Combing wet hair can help rid it of tangles, but if done improperly can leave you open to damaged strands -- and a frizzy, unkempt look.
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Werewolves are not the only ones who know what the moon can do for hair. Astrologers also believe paying close attention to the cycles of the moon can determine hair growth and density.
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If chemical relaxers, flat irons and hot combs are too tough on your hair, don't worry. There are alternatives to harsher treatments that can still leave your hair straight, smooth and glossy.
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Smooth, silky tresses are often lusted after by those carrying around a coarse, unruly head of frizz. No matter how many at-home smoothing products are applied while washing, before blow drying and during straightening, you can still end up with an unmanageable mane.
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Your scalp's hygiene and health affect your hair's health and appearance. The scalp is prone to a variety of problems, including dry skin, fungal infections, skin cancer and chronic skin conditions, such as psoriasis and eczema. An unhealthy scalp can lead to thin and broken hair, dandruff or oily hair.
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Side effects such as allergic reactions, eye infections and hair loss have been linked with eyelash extensions, a beauty enhancement method in which synthetic lashes are attached one by one to natural lashes.
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Body hair is a natural part of human growth and development, but hair growth patterns differ from person to person. Some individuals may have more body hair than they prefer, while others may not have as much hair as they'd like.
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When you sport a chemically relaxed hairstyle, maintenance is essential to prevent dryness, breakage and other damage. To avoid these common pitfalls, repeat this vital mantra: condition and moisturize.
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Loose, low waves are a sexy, beach-inspired style that you can easily create if your hair already has curls. With curly hair, creating the waves lower and having smooth hair at the roots requires a few more styling steps. Take the time to achieve this look for a head-turning wavy 'do.
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While your hair can gradually lose natural moisture over time because of aging, sudden dryness has other causes. Dry hair lacks the shine and silkiness of healthy hair, and you may notice more split ends and breakage. Identify the cause of suddenly dry hair so you can get to restoring moisture to your tresses.
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What sets ionic hair dryers apart from traditional dryers is the fact that ionic dryers release only negatively charged ions. Ionic dryers help your hair cuticles to remain closed while you dry your hair, allowing the inside of your hair to retain moisture.
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Olive oil and honey are healthy products for your hair and health. Honey has been used for centuries as a beauty treatment in skin and hair preparations. Olive oil is known for its many healthful uses in diet and beauty.
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As you get older, it's not uncommon to develop a receding hairline. Age isn't the only thing that spurs hair loss, though. Thyroid issues, low estrogen or a genetic condition called androgenetic alopecia may also cause problems.
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Eyebrows are the delicate hairs that grow on the brow ridge above the eyes. The purpose of eyebrows is to prevent sweat from getting into the eyes. They also help shield the eyes from sun and keep dandruff and other small particles from falling into the eyes.
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