Hair loss prevention and regrowth tips for women and men

Have you ever peeked into your current hair care regimen and thought “Something must be wrong in here” ?  And poof - there’s indeed a step, habit, or a product that keeps you from achieving healthy and strong tresses. Now, are you ready to tweak your current haircare routine into one that’ll truly make your tresses strong, healthy, and lovely? Doesn’t matter if you’re a guy or a gal, everyone benefits from a great hair care routine! Our post for today will give you an outline of a basic yet effective hair care routine that suits your hair needs. We do acknowledge that there are diverse hair types, textures, and needs. That’s why we’ve made this guide as inclusive as possible so that everyone regardless of gender or color can build a personalized healthier hair care regimen. Four Major Factors in Establishing Individual Hair Care Routines There are certain things you need to take note of before you delve right into creating your new hair care routine. T...

One of the hottest ingredients found in strengthening shampoos and conditioners today is hydrolyzed wheat protein. It’s been touted as an effective hair grower and thickener for those with hair loss or thinning hair. But is it really effective, and what does it actually do to our tresses? We’ll dive deeper into what hydrolyzed wheat protein is about in our post for today. Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein What?

Lots of herbs and spices are used not only in cooking but in medicine as well. And you’ve probably heard of the many amazing benefits of turmeric for our health. But did you know that this Indian native spice also works wonders for your hair? Our post for today centers on the benefits of turmeric for your hair. We’ll also explore ways to use turmeric for hair care and hair regrowth. What is Turmeric?

  Green tea is long touted as a popular healthy beverage across the world. It is best enjoyed as a drink, but several companies have harnessed the healing power of green tea and made it among the main ingredients of many personal care products, including those used for hair care. Many people believe that green tea can solve a myriad of hair issues, including dandruff, dryness, and hair fall. But are these beliefs really true? And if they are, how should you use green tea for your hair? We answer all these questions in our post today. What’s Green Tea?

Dehydration is one of the contributing factors to brittle and hair-loss prone hair. Tresses that lack moisture often appear frizzy, fried, and damaged. Apply a teeny-tiny bit of pressure on dehydrated hair, and you’ll spot hair strands falling to your palm almost instantaneously.

Ever noticed more hair falling down the sink after you’ve gone keto? You’re not alone. Several people transitioning from a typical diet to a ketogenic one find themselves getting hair loss for a few months. They may also notice changes in the general condition of their hair’s health. Fortunately, this is a temporary condition that’ll generally resolve once the body already knows how to adapt to the keto diet. Though temporary, this kind of hair loss can still be bothersome and anxiety-inducing, especially for those who haven’t had hair loss issues before. In today’s post, let’s look at why the ketogenic diet can cause hair loss. We’ll also explore ways on how to enjoy this diet while keeping your tresses thick and healthy. What Causes Keto Hair Loss?

Micellar water use has been one of the most recent skincare trends to have hit us in recent years. Micellar technology already sashayed its way through hair care as well. Many people rave about this product, claiming that micellar shampoos and conditioners have that amazing ability to deeply cleanse hair and remove gunk without drying it out. We decided to take a look at what micellar hair products are and how it can affect tresses that are prone to hair fall. Brace yourselves for our discoveries and see what micellar shampoos and conditioners are all about!

Essential oils are well-known for their heavenly fragrances and health benefits. Floral essential oils take the cake for being the most lovely-smelling botanical oils, but did you know that these sweet-smelling flower oils can be great for your hair too? We’ve previously covered five of the best essential oils for hair health (and it includes two flower oils: lavender and rosemary!). Now, we’ll discover other flower-based essential oils that do wonders for your hair and smell irresistibly amazing as well! Safety Note: Always be alert for possible allergic reactions and do a skin patch test before trying out a new essential oil. Dilute potent essential oils in carrier oils, and avoid essential oil use if you are pregnant, lactating, or suffering from certain diseases. Be in touch with your registered aromatherapist to clear out any safety issues you might have in mind. 1. Chamomile Oil Chamomile has a long-standing reputation for creating a calming se...