Showing posts with label hair treatment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hair treatment. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Gray Hair, Nice Style..


I asked some people on what they think about going gray, they have a lot of different ideas or opinions. And what the majority said is that “It all depends on the person but If I’m going to have gray hair, I would definitely love it and I will have no intention in coloring it - ever!”, they said. In addition to going gray with grace, most women need to update their 'do' and makeup. Gray hair can wash out your skin tone and long straggly hair is not flattering to anyone over the age of 20! Another very important ingredient in the ageing process is how you feel inside and how you project those feelings. Some of us look very old at 25 and others seem to be young at 60. Attitude and thinking of others can be a big plus in the battle to maintain our youth. Just look at some male celebrities nowadays. Even if they have that gray hair phenomenon, they still look gorgeous. It just shows that it depends on the person on how he or she projected it.
Some celebrities have it on purpose. It is some kind of a fashion that some people around them look it very odd but majority of their fans likes it. If you think that going gray is the sign that you are getting older, in some fact yes but well, don’t. It may be the start of your new life, have it as a style.
In learning how to live with it and love it, here’s how:
  • Get a great haircut. Well-groomed hair shows you're proud of it and not just "letting yourself go."

  • Wear makeup. Even if you just slick on some lipstick, you'll add color to your face and again, show that your look is deliberate and thought-out.

  • Spend more time and money on yourself. Instead spending your money to the saloon or buying some hair dyes or hair colors, better spend it by buying vegetables, fruits or etc. that helps you provide better health.

  • Work it. Confidence is attractive. Be confident on what you have right now.





Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Face’ Shape Matters


A lot of times or moments when a special hairstyle is necessary, but no matter what the occasion is, you can have the appealing hairstyle that is suitable for you. The choice of the right hairstyle could be very difficult. The most important thing to remember is that it should be maximized the best features of your face, basically the shape. Aside from it, the nature of your hair is also one of the most important factors. Examine it whether it is thick or thin, straight or curly, coarse or wavy before choosing the best hairstyle for you. Here are some tips on what hairstyle is best for you, according to face’ shape:
Shape of Faces:
LONG FACE / OBLONG
-A short, perky bob hairstyle would be attractive for you. It should be short at the back and the angled chin length at the front. With bang brushed to the side, rounds out an oblong face. Long hair, would just make your face longer or lengthier.
SQUARE FACE
-A wide forehead and square jawbone. If your hair is thick, you can go all one length. If it is fine, you can have a slight angle in front. Blunt clipped bangs are not recommended because they just emphasize the squareness of your face.
OVAL FACE
-When a person has this kind of face, you are very lucky! Any hairstyle will suit you. Just don’t go on severe long hairdo that will only make your face look longer.

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Natural Causes of Hair Loss


A lot of people don't consider food as a cause of hair loss, as you try to understand it. It is possible..A healthy diet can promote a healthy hair, an unhealthy diet can lead to significant loss. Maintain a healthy diet that has servings of fruits and vegetables, whole grains and healthy fats and dairy in moderation.
For men, a low-fat diet may help slow down the balding process. On some level, male pattern baldness might be tied to increased testosterone levels during puberty, which are often the result of a high-fat diet or eating too many animal products.
Hair loss in women is often difficult to diagnose and can be caused by many factors, including alopecia areata, hormone imbalances, menopause, dietary protein and amino acid deficiency, intestinal parasites, damage from hair treatments, and stress.
Nutritional deficits caused by extreme weight loss programs can make some people lose hair. The follicles require nutrients, just as the rest of your body does. Ensuring that your diet is filled with healthy foods can promote a healthy hair.
Processed foods has chemicals that can create health problems including hair loss for many individuals. Here are some foods to avoid if you are having hair loss problems:
> Aspartame is a synthetic sweetener that can actually lead to more problems than the refined white sugar, including hair loss.
> Monosodium Glutamate (MSG) may lead to health problems including losing hair.
> Refined white sugar has taken most of the natural elements in the sweetener out. Stick to natural sugar.
> White flour has been over-processed. Many of the nutrients in the grains that make the flour have been removed, leaving little to benefit the body.
> Hydrogenated oils may cause hair loss indirectly as they lead to other health conditions related to losing hair.
> Protein isolate may sound like a healthy option but this is an artificial element that involves hexane in its processing. Hexane is similar to gasoline.