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How to regrow hair on bald heads?

How to regrow hair on bald heads There are medications or treatment to help bald heads grow hair even better. One of it is minoxidil. Minoxidil was originally developed for the treatment of hypertension. Minoxidil is supposedly capable of growing hair on bald heads. However, some patients who used it for hypertension began to detect the growth of new hair, not only on head, but on the body and face... 

How to control dandruff?

How to control dandruff The flakes that we call dandruff, or scurf, are actually an accumulation of dead skin cells. When the cells of the scalp grow too fast, they clump together noticeably in the hair. Static electricity and sticky, oily hair surfaces keep the scales from falling. Any scaling may be called dandruff; but most cases are probably just a mild form of seborrhoeic dermatitis. The actual... 

Hair Care with Vegetarian Nutrition

Hair Care with Vegetarian Nutrition It seems that vegetarianism, particularly among young teenagers, is becoming more popular, and although many children are brought up vegetarian because their parents are, young adults are easily influ­enced by their vegetarian peers – or they may read that this or that celebrity is vegetarian and think it cool if they follow suit. There are many degrees of... 

Your Health and Your Hair

Your Health and Your Hair Most of you at one time or another have connected the behavior of your hair with the way you feel: the state of your health, the degree of stress or worry, sleep patterns, pregnancies (in both sexes it may surprise you to know), menstrual cycle, short- or long-term illnesses, fevers and, very importantly, the drugs, vita­mins and minerals you take to counteract them all.... 

Women’s Hair into Older Age

Women's Hair into Older Age The concept of how old is old has been changing, and whereas in our grandparents’ day they may have considered themselves old at fifty, these days fifty (except to teenagers) is still young. I see more and more women in their fifties, sixties, seventies, even eighties and nineties who want to take every step possible to maintain their hair. My mother, who died... 

What Causes Frizzy Hair?

What Causes Frizzy Hair This often involves split ends as well, which makes the inherent frizziness seem worse. Frizzy hair can occur in all hair types, but most of all in curly, fine hair. It can be maddening. Frizzy is defined as tight, wispy curls, but in a broader sense it also refers to hair that has gone out of shape, sticking up in wisps and losing it’s smooth­ness. Frizziness is also... 

Types of Scalp Problems

Types of Scalp Problems Pityriasis Amientacea This can be wickedly bothersome: it consists of tight scales in patches anywhere on the scalp. In time, these scales ‘build up’ on themselves, cling closely together and result in hard patches with matted hair at the roots. It can also, and often does, cause hair loss. But hair loss from it is usually reversible. The most common age, it seems,... 

Tips for Tangled Hair

Tips for Tangled Hair One of the most common frustrations is hair tangling. It can be a simple tangle, leading you to tug on your brush or comb in an attempt to remove it, or you may have a very serious tangle, which is often referred to as a ‘snarl’. I suppose it’s called a snarl because of the immense frustration it causes, and you really do curse and snarl at it. Sometimes it is... 

Thyroid – Metabolic Causes of Hair Loss

Thyroid – Metabolic Causes of Hair Loss The thyroid gland is crucial in maintaining the body’s metabolism by controlling the production of proteins and tissue utilization of oxygen, thus affecting the hair follicles. Understanding thyroid function and its effect on hair growth is very complicated, and I do not want to tempt you to blame a thyroid dysfunction for your hair fall or thinning hair.... 

Internal Hair Loss Treatment for Men

Internal Hair Loss Treatment for Men The internal method tries to control the main culprit, which is di-hydro-testosterone (DHT). The testes produce testosterone. This on its own doesn’t do the damage: it’s when the conversion into DHT occurs that can be the problem. DHT can cause many of the miniaturizing changes in the hair shaft, and takes place in the pres­ence of 5-alpha-reductase. The...