Hair loss treatment can be done inexpensively by doing it the natural way. You may not have the money to afford any surgery. Simply pay attention to your diet and make use of natural plants for hair loss treatment.
Your Diet Matters in Hair Loss Treatment
You may have forgotten that the hair is composed of protein therefore it is a must that you take in sufficient protein in order to maintain a healthy hair. To be able to sustain a healthy hair growth, nutrients are needed as they do take care of the hair and the scalp. The numerous nutrients which you need to take in are protein, B-complex, Vitamins A and C, omega-3 fatty acids, and cysteine, which is another amino acid. Any deficiency with these nutrients is likely to cause hair loss. Vegetarians should not forget that they should integrate foods rich in protein in their diets such as the beans, wheat, brown rice, corn, nuts, or seeds. The cysteine is another amino acid which makes up the protein. It can be found in foods rich in sulfur like the meat, fish, egg yolks, onion, nuts, garlic, kale, raspberries, and cabbage. This amino acid is also a renowned detoxifier.
The vitamin B, most especially the biotin, aids in maintaining the health of hair. Among the best sources of the vitamin are the egg yolks, milk, meat, brewer’s yeast, soybeans, saltwater fish, and whole grains. You should remember that taking in the uncooked egg whites deplete the biotin content in the body so therefore eating it must be avoided. The use of saccharin which is commonly found in most toothpastes and taking in of antibiotics also produce an adverse effect on your body’s biotin absorption.
Then, make sure you take in enough Vitamin A. The best sources are broccoli, carrots, pumpkin, fish liver oil, yellow squash, spinach, sweet potatoes, peaches, and cantaloupes. Vitamin C is another very important component that ensures a healthy hair. It can be found from the citrus fruits, green vegetables, and berries.
The Omega-3 fatty acids are needed for a good circulation that will feed the hair roots. It also supplies the body with enough motivation to get on with the production of the hormones. Its best sources are the tuna, salmon, and flaxseed.
Plants that Help out with the Hair Loss Treatment
Among nature’s components which help out in hair loss treatments are the aloe vera, jojoba, henna, capsicum, lemongrass, and Dong Quai. What are these? What good do they bring as hair loss treatments?
The aloe vera promotes the balancing of the scalp’s Ph and then heals from the inside. It also cleans the pores. The jojoba treats eczema, dandruff, seborrhea, and psoriasis. It works well as a moisturizer so hair loss can be minimized. The henna works as a natural conditioner, repairs, stops hair breakage, and restores the silkiness and shine of the hair. The capsicum treats hair loss by as much as 50% and heightens the flow of blood. The lemongrass stabilizes the oil in the scalp and gives out enough nourishment for the hair. The Dong Quai possesses phytoestrogens that minimizes the buildup of the DHT.
It never fails to secure the natural hair loss treatments via the use of herbal plants and maintaining a proper diet. Your hair is your crowning glory. Hence, learn to take care of it.
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Friday, October 25, 2013
Winter Hair Care Blues? Or Winter Hair Dues?
Q. WHAT IS YOUR WINTER HAIR CARE PLAN?
A. The fact is, is that most of us never plan ahead for the winter when it comes to our hair!
Q. Why does my hair seem to be the driest in the colder months? And what can I do to care for it?
A. First thing to remember is to ALWAYS use a conditioning shampoo and make sure that your hair is dried completely!
TIPS
After seeing so many clients come into the salon with the same questions and concerns, I felt that it was again necessary to 'blogg' about Winter Hair Care!
So hold tight while I'll share just a few hair care tips that have been successful for me! Enjoy.
1. The first tip I was tell anyone trying to restore, maintain or grow their locs is to be totally mindful of winter breakage! One area to be cautions of is the nap area. During the colder months many wear scarfs, jackets and coats. Most made of wool. Wool+hair=breakage. Although you may not be able to avoid the winter gear. Try wearing a up protective hair style that is better suitable for you and your life style.2. Deep condition more often than usual. Heated homes, cars and environmental changes tend to dry out your hair. Thus far causing it to break even easier. Look for humectant products which holds in moisture and use a good deep conditioner about twice a week for optimal results.
3. Try not to leave with damp hair! This is extremely important. Did you know that if you expose your hair to the freezing eliminates while damp you stand a great chance of snapping your hair and causing further damage! You should wash your hair only once a week and use less shampoo during these particular months.
4. The heat indoors is already going to suck the life out of your hair without you ever knowing what happened. Leaving the hair dry, brittle and less manageable. It maybe a great time to start trying out less heat restricted hair styles. Such as wraps, blow outs (using cooler temperatures), braids (that are not tightly done, as this too will cause additional breakage . You may also want to try a weave! This is a great technique because it will allow your hair to be free from the climate changes, heat, additional stress and other things that may not be helpful.
5. Protective hair styles. It is important for you and your professional stylist to come up with a great hair style that not only will secure the ends of your hair as well as something that will allow you to continue on with your winter hair care regimen. I would always recommend a Sewn Application for those that are natural or looking to give their hair a break!
So remember to simply moisturize, dry and protect!!!
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Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Ingrown Hair - Seven Causes & Eight Effects
CAUSES
1. Skin suffering from lack of moisture
2. Stiff beard hair
3. Embedded oil in the hair follicles
4. Build up of dead skin cells in the pores and on the surface of the skin can cause ingrown hairs - some are more prone to this than others due to genetics
5. Coarse curly hair growing in a curved hair follicle
6. Improper shaving technique with a blade such as too close a shave
7. Hair removal methods such as shaving, waxing, tweezing, electrolysis, often irritate the hair follicle.
Dead cells can accumulate at the site of the irritation and form papule which can also contain pus while the skin heals.
While this process continues any hair in the area can get trapped under the formation and is prevented from exiting the skin properly. Ingrown hair is the result.
EFFECTS
1. Constant tenderness
2. Trapped, ingrown hairs cause inflammation which result in the body forming papule - a small, raised, abnormality on the skin commonly known as a bump giving rise to the term 'razor bumps'
3. The body can also respond by producing a pustule - a blister on the skin containing pus
4. An infected pustule can become ruptured resulting in bleeding
5. Itching
6. Tingling
7. Pain - mild or severe
8. Hard, prominent, irregular scar tissue in the skin in chronic cases
About The Author
Mike Jones is a writer and webmaster with over 10 years experience. His recommendation: To prevent and eliminate ingrown hair use Ingrown Hair Treatment. Click here for details: http://www.1bodycare.com/iht.htm
1. Skin suffering from lack of moisture
2. Stiff beard hair
3. Embedded oil in the hair follicles
4. Build up of dead skin cells in the pores and on the surface of the skin can cause ingrown hairs - some are more prone to this than others due to genetics
5. Coarse curly hair growing in a curved hair follicle
6. Improper shaving technique with a blade such as too close a shave
7. Hair removal methods such as shaving, waxing, tweezing, electrolysis, often irritate the hair follicle.
Dead cells can accumulate at the site of the irritation and form papule which can also contain pus while the skin heals.
While this process continues any hair in the area can get trapped under the formation and is prevented from exiting the skin properly. Ingrown hair is the result.
EFFECTS
1. Constant tenderness
2. Trapped, ingrown hairs cause inflammation which result in the body forming papule - a small, raised, abnormality on the skin commonly known as a bump giving rise to the term 'razor bumps'
3. The body can also respond by producing a pustule - a blister on the skin containing pus
4. An infected pustule can become ruptured resulting in bleeding
5. Itching
6. Tingling
7. Pain - mild or severe
8. Hard, prominent, irregular scar tissue in the skin in chronic cases
About The Author
Mike Jones is a writer and webmaster with over 10 years experience. His recommendation: To prevent and eliminate ingrown hair use Ingrown Hair Treatment. Click here for details: http://www.1bodycare.com/iht.htm
Hair Loss In Women - The Role of DHT & Sebum
Hair Loss In Women - The Role of DHT & Sebum - According to some estimates, Hair loss in women affects one in four women in the U.S.A. alone.
It can be very distressing for a woman, not least because it is so misunderstood and often fails to elicit sympathy from those closest to her. Hair loss in women is usually not so severe as hair loss in men.
Although the numbers of men and women experience hair loss or thinning hair is roughly equal, the degree of thinning is usually less for women.
Male pattern baldness and female pattern baldness are terms used to describe the hair loss and both conditions are known as androgenetic alopecia.
This term means hair loss caused by sensitivity to male hormones which exist in both men and women. DHT (Dihydrotestosterone) is one of the main enemies in the Hair loss in women war.
DHT is a combination of testosterone and androgen receptors mixed with sebum and dirt particles. DHT has a disastrous effect on the hair follicle so it begins to shut down and the hair eventually falls out. (Sebum is a fatty substance secreted from the sebaceous glands most of which open into hair follicles.)
Sebum buildup in the follicles attacks the hair bulb, the rounded area at the end of a hair strand which is rooted in the follicle. Sebum causes the hair bulb to shrink so the hair is not as well rooted.
After the hair falls out the new hair strand growing in that follicle is weaker and thinner and the process is repeated until the hair follicle is so damaged it dies.
Many products on the market therefore try and address this problem by effectively cleaning out the Sebum and dirt from the hair follicles.
Women often notice their own hair loss much sooner than it becomes visible to others. By the general feel, texture, and body of their hair, they realize it is getting thin.
Often, just behind the hairline, they notice a roundish shaped area that gets very thin. This rings alarm bells and those women then search out the best treatment.
About The Author
Mike Jones is a writer and webmaster with over 10 years experience. His recommendation: The NewHair Biofactors system stops hair loss within 1 week guaranteed! This hair care range from Nisim International, leaders in hair science for over 20 years, also assists in the growth of new hair. Click here for full details: http://www.1bodycare.com/newhair.htm
It can be very distressing for a woman, not least because it is so misunderstood and often fails to elicit sympathy from those closest to her. Hair loss in women is usually not so severe as hair loss in men.
Although the numbers of men and women experience hair loss or thinning hair is roughly equal, the degree of thinning is usually less for women.
Male pattern baldness and female pattern baldness are terms used to describe the hair loss and both conditions are known as androgenetic alopecia.
This term means hair loss caused by sensitivity to male hormones which exist in both men and women. DHT (Dihydrotestosterone) is one of the main enemies in the Hair loss in women war.
DHT is a combination of testosterone and androgen receptors mixed with sebum and dirt particles. DHT has a disastrous effect on the hair follicle so it begins to shut down and the hair eventually falls out. (Sebum is a fatty substance secreted from the sebaceous glands most of which open into hair follicles.)
Sebum buildup in the follicles attacks the hair bulb, the rounded area at the end of a hair strand which is rooted in the follicle. Sebum causes the hair bulb to shrink so the hair is not as well rooted.
After the hair falls out the new hair strand growing in that follicle is weaker and thinner and the process is repeated until the hair follicle is so damaged it dies.
Many products on the market therefore try and address this problem by effectively cleaning out the Sebum and dirt from the hair follicles.
Women often notice their own hair loss much sooner than it becomes visible to others. By the general feel, texture, and body of their hair, they realize it is getting thin.
Often, just behind the hairline, they notice a roundish shaped area that gets very thin. This rings alarm bells and those women then search out the best treatment.
About The Author
Mike Jones is a writer and webmaster with over 10 years experience. His recommendation: The NewHair Biofactors system stops hair loss within 1 week guaranteed! This hair care range from Nisim International, leaders in hair science for over 20 years, also assists in the growth of new hair. Click here for full details: http://www.1bodycare.com/newhair.htm
Common Baldness
Male pattern baldness or permanent pattern baldness refers to common baldness and is the type of hair loss that commonly afflicts men. This is usually an inherited trait, passed from father to son. Generally, the earlier a man starts losing his hair, the more extensive the resulting hair loss. In male-pattern baldness a man's hair line begins receding before baldness appears at crown of the head. In both men as well as women, common baldness accounts for 90% of hair loss. Though the exact causes are uncertain, experts think heredity, hormonal changes, and age are contributing factors. Unlike hair loss as a result of medication, disease, or other non-hereditary causes, common baldness is permanent. In women female-pattern baldness causes thinning over then entire scalp. Hair represents more than just hair. It is a conspicuous physical characteristic. Hair has wide-ranging cultural associations, it often represents youth, fashion, and sexuality. It is unsurprising that hair loss can be psychologically devastating to many people when it happens to them.
The average person loses between 50 to 100 strands of hair daily. This typically has no effect on overall hair quantity because new hairs replace those that have been shed. However, as a person gets older, this changes as the natural re-growth process slows down and ceases completely. It is then that thinning and baldness become evident. It is always advisable to speak to your physician about sudden hair loss to rule out medical causes. Like the skin and nails, hair goes through rest and growth cycles. If the cycle is disturbed by illness or stress, hair loss can can result.
Certain types of hair loss may be treatable. To rule out any medical causes, your doctor may ask you specific questions concerning your diet, any medication you may be taking, and whether or not you have suffered a recent illness. He or she may also question you about the specifics of your hair care routine. For women, menstrual cycle, menopause or pregnancies may be considered. An examination will be necessary to attempt to determine the cause of your hair. To further ascertain the cause of your problem blood tests and biopsies of the scalp may also be required.
Depending on what type of hair loss you have suffered, specific treatments may be available. If your doctor believes your hair loss is being caused by a medicine you are taking, a different type of medication may be prescribed. Recognizing and treating illness and infections can also put a cease to the hair loss. Hair loss may be interrupted by correcting the body's hormonal balance. Certain medications, such as Minoxidil, might be prescribed to help slow the development of common baldness. This medicine, applied to the scalp, is available over the counter. It has been successful for both women and men. Prescription-only Finasteride is available in pill form. It is used only for men. In order to see results, it may take up to to six months. If there is no available medication for your type of hair, there are alternatives. You might experiment with hair weaves, artificial hair replacement, different hairstyles, wigs, or hairpieces. The current offerings are very natural looking may effectively disguise your hair loss.
About The Author
Mary Brown contributes to several web sites, most recently http://parip.com and http://fotid.com.
The average person loses between 50 to 100 strands of hair daily. This typically has no effect on overall hair quantity because new hairs replace those that have been shed. However, as a person gets older, this changes as the natural re-growth process slows down and ceases completely. It is then that thinning and baldness become evident. It is always advisable to speak to your physician about sudden hair loss to rule out medical causes. Like the skin and nails, hair goes through rest and growth cycles. If the cycle is disturbed by illness or stress, hair loss can can result.
Certain types of hair loss may be treatable. To rule out any medical causes, your doctor may ask you specific questions concerning your diet, any medication you may be taking, and whether or not you have suffered a recent illness. He or she may also question you about the specifics of your hair care routine. For women, menstrual cycle, menopause or pregnancies may be considered. An examination will be necessary to attempt to determine the cause of your hair. To further ascertain the cause of your problem blood tests and biopsies of the scalp may also be required.
Depending on what type of hair loss you have suffered, specific treatments may be available. If your doctor believes your hair loss is being caused by a medicine you are taking, a different type of medication may be prescribed. Recognizing and treating illness and infections can also put a cease to the hair loss. Hair loss may be interrupted by correcting the body's hormonal balance. Certain medications, such as Minoxidil, might be prescribed to help slow the development of common baldness. This medicine, applied to the scalp, is available over the counter. It has been successful for both women and men. Prescription-only Finasteride is available in pill form. It is used only for men. In order to see results, it may take up to to six months. If there is no available medication for your type of hair, there are alternatives. You might experiment with hair weaves, artificial hair replacement, different hairstyles, wigs, or hairpieces. The current offerings are very natural looking may effectively disguise your hair loss.
About The Author
Mary Brown contributes to several web sites, most recently http://parip.com and http://fotid.com.
Tips To Overcome Insomnia To Prevent Acne, Hair Loss, Ulcer And Headache Problems
Are you suffering from acne problems, hair loss, ulcer attack or frequent headache? Or do you feel that you are constantly in stress? The most like causes of all these maybe perhaps be insomnia, or lack of sleep and rest. Today let us discuss how we can deal with insomnia.
If you have a rocky workplace, this can also be a good excuse for insomnia. You are going to be stressed and uneasy about a lot of things when you are worried about what is going on at work. You need to find out a way to work through these problems to make them better. Get help from your supervisor or manager to take this problem on. Once you get it sorted out, you will probably find that you can rest better at night and start sleeping through the night like you once did.
Do not overeat as heavy meals will drain out your energy. Instead of eating a large meal, you need to eat three smaller meals throughout the day. You need to have your blood sugar and your insulin levels more even. You will also find it easier to sleep at night if you eat this way. You need to keep watch of what you eat so that you can dream away at night. Eating rich foods will help you out a lot when it comes to dieting. Remember that overeating can not only cause insomnia, it can also cause unwanted weight gain too.
Next, are you finding hard to concentrate while you sleep? Do you know that there are as many as 100,000 car accidents and fifteen hundred deaths that are from accidents caused by people that are driving while drowsy. This is a serious problem and one that more and more people need to address. There are lots of people that are sacrificing their sleep to do other things in life. It is not going to help anyone if a person skips the sleep that they need in order to do something else.
Insomnia is a leading cause in the United States for decreased productivity. Each year insomnia will cost the United States over one billion dollars for the research and the lost work that is not getting done. This is a serious condition and one that has to be taken more seriously. There are more and more people under stress and hectic lives. They are not allowing themselves enough time for rest and relaxation and this is leading to more severe problems for them such as headache, acne problems, and even hair loss.
You should also eat a great breakfast. You need to eat foods that boost your metabolism and give the body energy to burn off. The brain will depend on the glucose for fuel and so carbohydrates for breakfast is a great idea. You should try to not skip any meals. It is important to eat healthy and to eat when you are hungry. Cereals and wholegrain bread is the best way to get a good start on your day and keep you awake.
Lastly, about a third of the average persons life is spent sleeping. This means that sleep is very important to our health and us. Healthy sleep is more important. It is vital to a human's body and it is going to be essential for the brain to function the way that it is intended. Other organs in the body also depend on the amount of sleep that a person gets to function properly.
Alright! You've now completed the easy part. From here, you have to start to plan a regular and healthier plan for your daily life. By changing your lifestyle for a better, healthier one, you will ultimately enjoy a healthier, happy life.
For more health articles on acne, visit http://acne.greenhealthinformation.com/ . And http://headache.greenhealthinformation.com/ for headache discussion. And http://hair-loss.greenhealthinformation.com/ for hair loss cures.
About The Author
Christopher Wen is the webmaster for greenHealth information site where he provides articles, news, and remedies to current health issues we faced in our everyday life. Check out his blog at http://greenhealthinformation.com.
If you have a rocky workplace, this can also be a good excuse for insomnia. You are going to be stressed and uneasy about a lot of things when you are worried about what is going on at work. You need to find out a way to work through these problems to make them better. Get help from your supervisor or manager to take this problem on. Once you get it sorted out, you will probably find that you can rest better at night and start sleeping through the night like you once did.
Do not overeat as heavy meals will drain out your energy. Instead of eating a large meal, you need to eat three smaller meals throughout the day. You need to have your blood sugar and your insulin levels more even. You will also find it easier to sleep at night if you eat this way. You need to keep watch of what you eat so that you can dream away at night. Eating rich foods will help you out a lot when it comes to dieting. Remember that overeating can not only cause insomnia, it can also cause unwanted weight gain too.
Next, are you finding hard to concentrate while you sleep? Do you know that there are as many as 100,000 car accidents and fifteen hundred deaths that are from accidents caused by people that are driving while drowsy. This is a serious problem and one that more and more people need to address. There are lots of people that are sacrificing their sleep to do other things in life. It is not going to help anyone if a person skips the sleep that they need in order to do something else.
Insomnia is a leading cause in the United States for decreased productivity. Each year insomnia will cost the United States over one billion dollars for the research and the lost work that is not getting done. This is a serious condition and one that has to be taken more seriously. There are more and more people under stress and hectic lives. They are not allowing themselves enough time for rest and relaxation and this is leading to more severe problems for them such as headache, acne problems, and even hair loss.
You should also eat a great breakfast. You need to eat foods that boost your metabolism and give the body energy to burn off. The brain will depend on the glucose for fuel and so carbohydrates for breakfast is a great idea. You should try to not skip any meals. It is important to eat healthy and to eat when you are hungry. Cereals and wholegrain bread is the best way to get a good start on your day and keep you awake.
Lastly, about a third of the average persons life is spent sleeping. This means that sleep is very important to our health and us. Healthy sleep is more important. It is vital to a human's body and it is going to be essential for the brain to function the way that it is intended. Other organs in the body also depend on the amount of sleep that a person gets to function properly.
Alright! You've now completed the easy part. From here, you have to start to plan a regular and healthier plan for your daily life. By changing your lifestyle for a better, healthier one, you will ultimately enjoy a healthier, happy life.
For more health articles on acne, visit http://acne.greenhealthinformation.com/ . And http://headache.greenhealthinformation.com/ for headache discussion. And http://hair-loss.greenhealthinformation.com/ for hair loss cures.
About The Author
Christopher Wen is the webmaster for greenHealth information site where he provides articles, news, and remedies to current health issues we faced in our everyday life. Check out his blog at http://greenhealthinformation.com.
Speed Hair Growth By Up To 45%
Waiting for hair to grow can be a frustrating process. It seems like it can take forever, especially if you are keen to change your hair style.
Nisim International have come to the rescue with F.A.S.T. – Fortified Amino Scalp Therapy. Nisim pioneered research in hair loss in the early 1990’s and brought out their NewHair Biofactors range to combat hair loss within one week. (See Resource Box below)
They then turned their attention to speeding up existing hair growth. The result is F.A.S.T.
F.A.S.T. is a two product system consisting of a deep cleansing stimulating shampoo and an amino acid rich conditioner.
The shampoo is specifically designed to allow your hair to grow as fast as possible - up to 45% faster.
It is formulated for all hair types and will not affect chemically treated hair.
This special blend of actives along with unique extraction and manufacturing methods allows for optimum penetration of essential vitamins and amino acids for super fast growth.
Regular use infuses the hair with everything required to stimulate and maintain a hyper-accelerated rate of hair growth.
The system is fast and easy to use:
Simply wash your hair every day with F.A.S.T. shampoo rinse well and REPEAT.
Apply the conditioner and work throughout the hair and into the roots.
Allow the conditioner to remain on the hair for 1 minute. Rinse well. If your hair requires more extensive conditioning leave on the hair 3-5 minutes then rinse well.
Recently Nisim added F.A.S.T. supplements to the range. These tablets complement the shampoo and conditioner, giving the body the nutrients it needs to add lustre and sheen to your hair.
Many users also see an improvement in the appearance of their skin and nails, with healthier supple skin and stronger, faster growing nails.
About The Author
Mike Jones is a writer and webmaster with over 10 years experience. For further information on F.A.S.T. and for specific usage instructions, read this page on Mike’s Body Care web site: http://www.1bodycare.com/fast.htm
Nisim International have come to the rescue with F.A.S.T. – Fortified Amino Scalp Therapy. Nisim pioneered research in hair loss in the early 1990’s and brought out their NewHair Biofactors range to combat hair loss within one week. (See Resource Box below)
They then turned their attention to speeding up existing hair growth. The result is F.A.S.T.
F.A.S.T. is a two product system consisting of a deep cleansing stimulating shampoo and an amino acid rich conditioner.
The shampoo is specifically designed to allow your hair to grow as fast as possible - up to 45% faster.
It is formulated for all hair types and will not affect chemically treated hair.
This special blend of actives along with unique extraction and manufacturing methods allows for optimum penetration of essential vitamins and amino acids for super fast growth.
Regular use infuses the hair with everything required to stimulate and maintain a hyper-accelerated rate of hair growth.
The system is fast and easy to use:
Simply wash your hair every day with F.A.S.T. shampoo rinse well and REPEAT.
Apply the conditioner and work throughout the hair and into the roots.
Allow the conditioner to remain on the hair for 1 minute. Rinse well. If your hair requires more extensive conditioning leave on the hair 3-5 minutes then rinse well.
Recently Nisim added F.A.S.T. supplements to the range. These tablets complement the shampoo and conditioner, giving the body the nutrients it needs to add lustre and sheen to your hair.
Many users also see an improvement in the appearance of their skin and nails, with healthier supple skin and stronger, faster growing nails.
About The Author
Mike Jones is a writer and webmaster with over 10 years experience. For further information on F.A.S.T. and for specific usage instructions, read this page on Mike’s Body Care web site: http://www.1bodycare.com/fast.htm
Stop Hair Loss Within One Week With NewHair Biofactors
I was concerned about a receding hair line about 3 years ago and decided to use the NewHair Biofactors system. I was curious about the claim that it could stop hair loss within one week.
Having researched the company I knew they were not some scam setup here today and gone tomorrow.
Nisim International, the makers of NewHair Biofactors, have been around since 1993 and even had a review in the Medical Post Vol.29 pp61. August 24, 1993 entitled “A Clinical Study On A Natural Organic Extract Solution For the Treatment Of Androgenic Alopecia”. The results published there were quite convincing. (See Resource Box for the link to this article)
The clinical test involved a longitudinal study with 148 male participants with varying degrees of baldness.
Photographs were taken of the participants at the beginning of the study and five months later. Hair counts were also done in a 2.5 cm circular section of the balding area.
The results showed 85.7% of the participants had an increase in their terminal hairs of 30% or more. 40.8% of the participants had an increase of 100% or more.
The NewHair Biofactors System consists of a Scalp Cleansing Shampoo and a Hair Stimulating Extract.
The shampoo is deep cleansing, formulated to help create a nutrient rich environment for healthy hair growth. The shampoo has been developed and tested to work in harmony with the NewHair Biofactors Hair Stimulating Extract. The shampoo is the first step in the system.
However, the shampoo can also be used as a stand alone product. The shampoo is so effective in controlling hair loss Nisim guarantees hair loss will be controlled within a week or the customer gets their money back.
The second step of the system is the Hair Stimulating Extract, a natural herb extract which is designed to maximize the natural growth cycle of the hair.
A word of explanation regarding these herb extracts is helpful as the strength of Nisim’s claims lies in these herbal extracts.
The double extracted procedure used by Nisim’s laboratories ensures that the extract contains both water soluble components and the odd numbered (13, 15 and 21) carbon chains of essential fatty acids.
The extractable portion of the various herbs also contains complex polysaccharies along with other essential nutrients necessary to maintain and promote healthy hair growth.
The saw palmetto extract contains cyclic ringed carbons that prevent damage to the scalp that can lead to hair loss.
The herbals NewHair Biofactors uses have been selectively analyzed to be small enough to penetrate specific areas of the cells and then into the hair.
A unique microencapsualtion and microemullsion system allows for maximum results in minimal time.
Sulphur Containing Amino Acids: The sulphur containing amino acids cystine, cysteine, and methionine are incorporated to supply the hair and underlying matrix with the essential building blocks for healthy hair growth and renewal.
Panthenol: Provitamin B5 nourishes and encapsulates the hair providing strength and support.
Inositol: A cyclic sugar alcohol that supplies energy to the hair and underlying matrix.
Biotin: A B vitamin necessary and essential for optimizing healthy hair growth.
Natural Vasodilators: Nitroxide compounds that can increase the peripheral circulation of the scalp allowing for the essential amino acids and other nutrients to be utilized by the hair and scalp.
Conclusion: I am happy to report that my receding hair line stopped. I continue to use NewHair Biofactors to maintain a healthy head of hair. The shampoo is excellent in preventing the buildup of sebum in the hair follicle which leads to hair loss.
About The Author
Mike Jones is a writer and webmaster with over 10 years experience. For further information on NewHair Biofactors and for specific usage instructions, read this page on Mike’s Body Care web site: http://www.1bodycare.com/newhair.htm
Having researched the company I knew they were not some scam setup here today and gone tomorrow.
Nisim International, the makers of NewHair Biofactors, have been around since 1993 and even had a review in the Medical Post Vol.29 pp61. August 24, 1993 entitled “A Clinical Study On A Natural Organic Extract Solution For the Treatment Of Androgenic Alopecia”. The results published there were quite convincing. (See Resource Box for the link to this article)
The clinical test involved a longitudinal study with 148 male participants with varying degrees of baldness.
Photographs were taken of the participants at the beginning of the study and five months later. Hair counts were also done in a 2.5 cm circular section of the balding area.
The results showed 85.7% of the participants had an increase in their terminal hairs of 30% or more. 40.8% of the participants had an increase of 100% or more.
The NewHair Biofactors System consists of a Scalp Cleansing Shampoo and a Hair Stimulating Extract.
The shampoo is deep cleansing, formulated to help create a nutrient rich environment for healthy hair growth. The shampoo has been developed and tested to work in harmony with the NewHair Biofactors Hair Stimulating Extract. The shampoo is the first step in the system.
However, the shampoo can also be used as a stand alone product. The shampoo is so effective in controlling hair loss Nisim guarantees hair loss will be controlled within a week or the customer gets their money back.
The second step of the system is the Hair Stimulating Extract, a natural herb extract which is designed to maximize the natural growth cycle of the hair.
A word of explanation regarding these herb extracts is helpful as the strength of Nisim’s claims lies in these herbal extracts.
The double extracted procedure used by Nisim’s laboratories ensures that the extract contains both water soluble components and the odd numbered (13, 15 and 21) carbon chains of essential fatty acids.
The extractable portion of the various herbs also contains complex polysaccharies along with other essential nutrients necessary to maintain and promote healthy hair growth.
The saw palmetto extract contains cyclic ringed carbons that prevent damage to the scalp that can lead to hair loss.
The herbals NewHair Biofactors uses have been selectively analyzed to be small enough to penetrate specific areas of the cells and then into the hair.
A unique microencapsualtion and microemullsion system allows for maximum results in minimal time.
Sulphur Containing Amino Acids: The sulphur containing amino acids cystine, cysteine, and methionine are incorporated to supply the hair and underlying matrix with the essential building blocks for healthy hair growth and renewal.
Panthenol: Provitamin B5 nourishes and encapsulates the hair providing strength and support.
Inositol: A cyclic sugar alcohol that supplies energy to the hair and underlying matrix.
Biotin: A B vitamin necessary and essential for optimizing healthy hair growth.
Natural Vasodilators: Nitroxide compounds that can increase the peripheral circulation of the scalp allowing for the essential amino acids and other nutrients to be utilized by the hair and scalp.
Conclusion: I am happy to report that my receding hair line stopped. I continue to use NewHair Biofactors to maintain a healthy head of hair. The shampoo is excellent in preventing the buildup of sebum in the hair follicle which leads to hair loss.
About The Author
Mike Jones is a writer and webmaster with over 10 years experience. For further information on NewHair Biofactors and for specific usage instructions, read this page on Mike’s Body Care web site: http://www.1bodycare.com/newhair.htm
Coping With Hair Loss
Hair loss is a problem that affects a large number of males and also a number of females. It can be a devastating problem to cope with which can have some very negiative effects on your self esteem. With that in mind, we'll discuss some hair loss solutions in this article to help you with your problem.
One of the most commonly employed methods of keeping hair loss to a minimum is the use of prescription drugs. Two of the most commonly prescribed drugs, and consequently, the only two that have been approved by the FDA to deal with hair loss are Rogaine and Propecia. Rogaine is a topical treatment that you apply to the scalp, aiding the growth of hair and helping to slow hair loss. Propecia is a pill that is designed to help keep your hair count high as well; often, doctors recommend that both products be employed for the most efficient hair loss prevention solution.
Another option for coping with hair loss is hair restoration surgery. In this practice, surgeons remove strips of hair from the back and the sides of the head and place them on the top of the head, allowing for permanent growing hair in your affected area. Surgery can be quite expensive but the results are long-lasting and very natural looking. It's your own hair - it grows just as it would if it was still on the back of your head. For those who don't have the finances to get hair replacement surgery, nonsurgical replacement options are often considered. There are many types of wigs and toupees available which can accent your natural look for a short-term solution to hiding your hair loss problem.
It's important to note that one shouldn't get overly optimistic about any types of hair loss cures advertised on the internet or elsewhere; only two solutions, Rogaine and Propecia, have ever been approved by the FDA. If some wonder-cure for hair loss were to come out, it would definitely make the front page of the newspapers. Unregulated websites may offer quick solutions, but as unfortunate as it may be, they are likely pulling a con.
About The Author
Kadence Buchanan writes articles for http://universeofbeauty.net/ - In addition, Kadence also writes articles for http://healthinformationsource.net/ and http://letsdropsomeweight.com/
One of the most commonly employed methods of keeping hair loss to a minimum is the use of prescription drugs. Two of the most commonly prescribed drugs, and consequently, the only two that have been approved by the FDA to deal with hair loss are Rogaine and Propecia. Rogaine is a topical treatment that you apply to the scalp, aiding the growth of hair and helping to slow hair loss. Propecia is a pill that is designed to help keep your hair count high as well; often, doctors recommend that both products be employed for the most efficient hair loss prevention solution.
Another option for coping with hair loss is hair restoration surgery. In this practice, surgeons remove strips of hair from the back and the sides of the head and place them on the top of the head, allowing for permanent growing hair in your affected area. Surgery can be quite expensive but the results are long-lasting and very natural looking. It's your own hair - it grows just as it would if it was still on the back of your head. For those who don't have the finances to get hair replacement surgery, nonsurgical replacement options are often considered. There are many types of wigs and toupees available which can accent your natural look for a short-term solution to hiding your hair loss problem.
It's important to note that one shouldn't get overly optimistic about any types of hair loss cures advertised on the internet or elsewhere; only two solutions, Rogaine and Propecia, have ever been approved by the FDA. If some wonder-cure for hair loss were to come out, it would definitely make the front page of the newspapers. Unregulated websites may offer quick solutions, but as unfortunate as it may be, they are likely pulling a con.
About The Author
Kadence Buchanan writes articles for http://universeofbeauty.net/ - In addition, Kadence also writes articles for http://healthinformationsource.net/ and http://letsdropsomeweight.com/
The Secrets To Hair Loss Cure Revealed
Today I will tell you about an alternative way to treat hair loss.
There are many different products on the market that should do the job but yet there are so many other natural ways that do the same. Who wants to use chemicals while you can make your own remedy safely at home. Some might work for you and some might not but that is up to you to try it and decide.
So hair loss what is it really and why do we suffer from it?!
Hair loss, also known as baldness refers to excessive hair loss from scalp and can be the result of heredity, certain medications or an underlying medical condition.
It is normal to shed some hair each day as part of a cycle of growing new hairs and loosing some.
However, some people may experience excessive hair loss which might cause baldness. Hair loss of this type can affect men, women and children.
So now that we know what it is, we need to know how to deal with it. For that I added a few natural remedies you can try:
1. Yemeni med: Soak fenugreek (Hilba) in deep pot of water throughout the night. Massage the liquid into the scalp and wrap with a cloth for 3 hours. Repeat everyday for 1 month.
2. Massage the scalp with uncooked egg yolk, leave for 1 hour and wash.
3. Smear Red Henna on the scalp and wait for 1 hour, then wash, Repeat for 10-14 days. Be ware- your hair will turn red from the henna!
4. Smear castor oil on the scalp and the hair roots but not on the hair, wrap the hair with a newspaper, tie with a cloth and leave overnight, wash in the morning. Repeat every 7-10 days (results will come after 6-7 treatments).
5. Boil 1 cup of water, add 1 teaspoon of mustard seeds, cook for 5 minutes, cool and drink.
6. Blanch scented geranium leaves in boiling water, strain, cool and use to wash the hair.
7. Rub olive oil into the scalp to reduce hair loss.
8. Boil rosemary leaves in water, strain and save the liquid in a glass bottle. Use to wash the hair every day. You can also put the rosemary water in a sprayer and spray the hair every morning.
There are many more home remedies for hair loss at the GrannyMed website.
Good luck!
About The Author
Ron Shelf
Natural Home Remedies Advisor
Home Page : http://www.GrannyMed.com
Home Remedies For Hair Loss : http://www.GrannyMed.com/Meds/Hair-Loss.aspx
There are many different products on the market that should do the job but yet there are so many other natural ways that do the same. Who wants to use chemicals while you can make your own remedy safely at home. Some might work for you and some might not but that is up to you to try it and decide.
So hair loss what is it really and why do we suffer from it?!
Hair loss, also known as baldness refers to excessive hair loss from scalp and can be the result of heredity, certain medications or an underlying medical condition.
It is normal to shed some hair each day as part of a cycle of growing new hairs and loosing some.
However, some people may experience excessive hair loss which might cause baldness. Hair loss of this type can affect men, women and children.
So now that we know what it is, we need to know how to deal with it. For that I added a few natural remedies you can try:
1. Yemeni med: Soak fenugreek (Hilba) in deep pot of water throughout the night. Massage the liquid into the scalp and wrap with a cloth for 3 hours. Repeat everyday for 1 month.
2. Massage the scalp with uncooked egg yolk, leave for 1 hour and wash.
3. Smear Red Henna on the scalp and wait for 1 hour, then wash, Repeat for 10-14 days. Be ware- your hair will turn red from the henna!
4. Smear castor oil on the scalp and the hair roots but not on the hair, wrap the hair with a newspaper, tie with a cloth and leave overnight, wash in the morning. Repeat every 7-10 days (results will come after 6-7 treatments).
5. Boil 1 cup of water, add 1 teaspoon of mustard seeds, cook for 5 minutes, cool and drink.
6. Blanch scented geranium leaves in boiling water, strain, cool and use to wash the hair.
7. Rub olive oil into the scalp to reduce hair loss.
8. Boil rosemary leaves in water, strain and save the liquid in a glass bottle. Use to wash the hair every day. You can also put the rosemary water in a sprayer and spray the hair every morning.
There are many more home remedies for hair loss at the GrannyMed website.
Good luck!
About The Author
Ron Shelf
Natural Home Remedies Advisor
Home Page : http://www.GrannyMed.com
Home Remedies For Hair Loss : http://www.GrannyMed.com/Meds/Hair-Loss.aspx
Going Natural With Hair Loss Remedies
Since the introduction of Rogaine in the early 1980's, androgenic mediated hair loss, or 'male pattern baldness' has been considered a treatable condition through the use of pharmaceutical preparations. The perception that over-the-counter and prescription drugs are the only means to successfully treat this type of hair loss is perpetuated by the lack of well-funded and publicized studies on the efficacy of natural treatments. However, as the understanding of the biological mechanism of male pattern baldness has become clear through a great body of research, the reality of an effective natural treatment regimen is at hand. After a review of the available natural products, some suggestions will be made for creating your own regimen for treating hair loss naturally.
The overall cause of male pattern baldness is now well-known: this type of hair loss seen in about a third of the male population is mediated by the androgenic metabolite of testosterone known as dihydrotestosterone or DHT. The production of this now-infamous hormone increases later in life for many men, along with changes with the receptors for this hormone at the hair follicles.
In general, the pertinent hair follicles shrink with continued exposure to the androgenic hormone, some forming only small, villus hairs, while others eventually die completely. Some sources claim these follicles are still getting an adequate blood supply, while others note a waxy buildup or scar-like tissue surrounding the follicles, preventing adequate nutrient delivery. Thus, the localized cause of hair loss, at the follicle level, is still being researched. This does not mean there has been success in discovery of natural hair loss remedies!
Whether using a pharmaceutical, natural, or combination regimen to re-grow hair, genetically-related hair loss should be addressed on two fronts: reducing the production and effects of DHT, and stimulating the hair follicles themselves back into action.
Prescription drugs such as Finasteride and Dutasteride are available which lower blood levels of DHT, and have been used to improve hair loss conditions. There are now several well-known natural, plant-based products which either reduce testosterone's conversion to DHT (via the 5-alpha-reductase enzyme system), block the binding of DHT to receptor sites, or both. Most common, and most important are Saw Palmetto Berry extract and Stinging Nettle Root extract. These to herbs work in combination to both block the conversion of testosterone to DHT and prevent it's binding to receptor sites in the scalp. Other herbs employed with similar functions include pygeum africanum and pumpkin seed oil, both used to bring into balance the testosterone/DHT ratio; lastly, the plant sterol Beta-Sitosterol is often used successfully to treat prostate enlargement, which has similar causes to male pattern baldness - whether it will support hair growth is not yet known, but it likely won't hurt!. Finally, getting an adequate supply of Zinc is also important in maintaining this hormonal balance. The entire androgen hormone regulation system is fairly complex; just remember these items: Saw Palmetto, Nettle Root (not leaf!), Pygeum, Zinc, and Beta-Sitosterol. By the way, if using a prostate formula for these nutrients, they should be taken in gel cap form - they are better absorbed this way than in plain powder, and hence more effective.
In addition to these herbs, which are also commonly used around the world for blocking the creation and effects of DHT, Procyanidins, or Polyphenols, have been shown to inhibit DHT systemically, AND can stimulate hair growth when applied topically. These anti-oxidant compounds first became renown with the discovery of the amazing action of grape seed extract and it's powerful ability as a free-radical scavenger. More recently, Japanese researchers went through the effort of testing HUNDREDS of compounds in the laboratory for their effect on the stimulation of hair growth, and they found the compounds of grape seed extract grew hair at a greater rate than the pharmaceutical preparation Minixodil. With further testing, using variations of the polyphenols, they discovered those found in apple skin polyphenols to be even more effective, nearly twice effective as Rogaine. Further, with the addition of Forskolin, another herbal extract, the effect was even greater. Exciting news! The interesting thing is that these compounds actually stimulated the hair follicles to become active, whereas it seems Rogaine works by lowering blood pressure in the scalp, thereby increasing blood flow to the follicles. And these compounds did not produce an initial 'shedding' as Rogaine has been known to do.
In addition to the polyphenols, certain essential oils alone and in combination can be effective at hair growth stimulation. In a Scottish study on alopecia areata patients, a blend of Lavender, Thyme, Cedarwood and Rosemary oils based in Jojoba and Grapeseed was found to significantly enhance the regrowth of hair compared to an application of just the base oils alone. Many essential oils, including lavender and rosemary, contain 'ketones', molecules that have been found to cause the skin to regenerate. Further, these oils could be enhanced with the addition of Rosehip Seed oil, which contains compounds similar to Retin-A, a pharmaceutical which has been used in combination with Rogaine for faster effects.
Given all this wonderful information, how does one combine them into an effective regimen? The best thing to do is keep it simple - the more simple it is, the more likely it is you'll stay with it for the several months it will take to see significant effects. So, for the systemic DHT suppression and inhibition, look at formulas either designed specifically for hair, or those for the support of the Prostate gland - they will contain almost the exact same ingredients. Look for a high-quality supplement, with standardized Saw Palmetto extract, Nettle Root extract, and Pygeum extract. Do not take the un-extracted herbs, they will not likely be strong enough in doses you are willing to consume. Saw Palmetto can be consumed in doses between 160 and 320mg daily, Nettle Root a bit more, and Pygeum significantly less. They should be in a gel cap, preferably in Pumpkin seed oil. Take a separate Beta Sitosterol supplement, around 400mg daily, if it is not included already. This is typically found in dry capsules, and there have not been reports of the importance of consuming this in an oil-based capsule, though you can take it with fatty food if you want to be sure (this may help the absorption). Add an oral supplement of Green Tea extract, Grape Seed extract, or Apple Polyphenol extract if you like, along with a good multivitamin.
For the topical application, one can find natural hair care products on the internet using apple polyphenols, or you can make your own for less cost. Apple polyphenols are just now becoming available in bulk and in capsules. You can create your own topical blend by mixing these into water or an alcohol/water solution at 1-3% by weight (1 ounce of water weighs about 30 grams, so 1 gram of apple polyphenols in one ounce of water will produce about a 3% solution - more is not better here, as there was a drop-off in effectiveness with higher concentrations in the laboratory). An herbal extract of Forskolin can also be added to enhance the effects. Finally, this can all be made in Nettle Root tea as the base, adding a DHT inhibitor to the blend. Try applying 2 - 3 times daily.
For the essential oils, the recipe used in the scientific study was as follows: 3 drops of essential oil of thyme, 3 drops of essential oil of lavender, 3 drops of essential oil of rosemary 3 drops of essential oil of cedarwood based in 1/8 cup of grapeseed oil and 1/8 cup of jojoba oil. Apply during the day some time, massaging into the scalp, and leaving in for 20 minutes to an hour, then wash out, or apply before going to bed. This will give enough time for the oils to penetrate the skin and have their effect. If you wish to further enhance this blend, you may squeeze some of the gel caps of Saw Palmetto et. al. into the oil, which can reduce the effects of DHT topically, in addition to the systemic effect of the oral supplements.
So there it is, the roundup of the more well-known and tested natural remedies for male pattern baldness. While Rogaine for growth stimulation, and Finasteride or Dutasteride for DHT inhibition are completely reasonable ways to go, their costs are high and the effects of their long term use are not well known. And then there are some folks that would prefer to stay away from chemically manufactured medicines altogether - hopefully this bit of information will help. There is much more research available on the internet, though hopefully this is enough information to get you confidently started.
About The Author
Eric V. Allen is a consultant to Ananda Apothecary, a resource for http://www.anandaapothecary.com and http://www.anandaapothecary.com/bach-flower-essence-remedy.html.
The overall cause of male pattern baldness is now well-known: this type of hair loss seen in about a third of the male population is mediated by the androgenic metabolite of testosterone known as dihydrotestosterone or DHT. The production of this now-infamous hormone increases later in life for many men, along with changes with the receptors for this hormone at the hair follicles.
In general, the pertinent hair follicles shrink with continued exposure to the androgenic hormone, some forming only small, villus hairs, while others eventually die completely. Some sources claim these follicles are still getting an adequate blood supply, while others note a waxy buildup or scar-like tissue surrounding the follicles, preventing adequate nutrient delivery. Thus, the localized cause of hair loss, at the follicle level, is still being researched. This does not mean there has been success in discovery of natural hair loss remedies!
Whether using a pharmaceutical, natural, or combination regimen to re-grow hair, genetically-related hair loss should be addressed on two fronts: reducing the production and effects of DHT, and stimulating the hair follicles themselves back into action.
Prescription drugs such as Finasteride and Dutasteride are available which lower blood levels of DHT, and have been used to improve hair loss conditions. There are now several well-known natural, plant-based products which either reduce testosterone's conversion to DHT (via the 5-alpha-reductase enzyme system), block the binding of DHT to receptor sites, or both. Most common, and most important are Saw Palmetto Berry extract and Stinging Nettle Root extract. These to herbs work in combination to both block the conversion of testosterone to DHT and prevent it's binding to receptor sites in the scalp. Other herbs employed with similar functions include pygeum africanum and pumpkin seed oil, both used to bring into balance the testosterone/DHT ratio; lastly, the plant sterol Beta-Sitosterol is often used successfully to treat prostate enlargement, which has similar causes to male pattern baldness - whether it will support hair growth is not yet known, but it likely won't hurt!. Finally, getting an adequate supply of Zinc is also important in maintaining this hormonal balance. The entire androgen hormone regulation system is fairly complex; just remember these items: Saw Palmetto, Nettle Root (not leaf!), Pygeum, Zinc, and Beta-Sitosterol. By the way, if using a prostate formula for these nutrients, they should be taken in gel cap form - they are better absorbed this way than in plain powder, and hence more effective.
In addition to these herbs, which are also commonly used around the world for blocking the creation and effects of DHT, Procyanidins, or Polyphenols, have been shown to inhibit DHT systemically, AND can stimulate hair growth when applied topically. These anti-oxidant compounds first became renown with the discovery of the amazing action of grape seed extract and it's powerful ability as a free-radical scavenger. More recently, Japanese researchers went through the effort of testing HUNDREDS of compounds in the laboratory for their effect on the stimulation of hair growth, and they found the compounds of grape seed extract grew hair at a greater rate than the pharmaceutical preparation Minixodil. With further testing, using variations of the polyphenols, they discovered those found in apple skin polyphenols to be even more effective, nearly twice effective as Rogaine. Further, with the addition of Forskolin, another herbal extract, the effect was even greater. Exciting news! The interesting thing is that these compounds actually stimulated the hair follicles to become active, whereas it seems Rogaine works by lowering blood pressure in the scalp, thereby increasing blood flow to the follicles. And these compounds did not produce an initial 'shedding' as Rogaine has been known to do.
In addition to the polyphenols, certain essential oils alone and in combination can be effective at hair growth stimulation. In a Scottish study on alopecia areata patients, a blend of Lavender, Thyme, Cedarwood and Rosemary oils based in Jojoba and Grapeseed was found to significantly enhance the regrowth of hair compared to an application of just the base oils alone. Many essential oils, including lavender and rosemary, contain 'ketones', molecules that have been found to cause the skin to regenerate. Further, these oils could be enhanced with the addition of Rosehip Seed oil, which contains compounds similar to Retin-A, a pharmaceutical which has been used in combination with Rogaine for faster effects.
Given all this wonderful information, how does one combine them into an effective regimen? The best thing to do is keep it simple - the more simple it is, the more likely it is you'll stay with it for the several months it will take to see significant effects. So, for the systemic DHT suppression and inhibition, look at formulas either designed specifically for hair, or those for the support of the Prostate gland - they will contain almost the exact same ingredients. Look for a high-quality supplement, with standardized Saw Palmetto extract, Nettle Root extract, and Pygeum extract. Do not take the un-extracted herbs, they will not likely be strong enough in doses you are willing to consume. Saw Palmetto can be consumed in doses between 160 and 320mg daily, Nettle Root a bit more, and Pygeum significantly less. They should be in a gel cap, preferably in Pumpkin seed oil. Take a separate Beta Sitosterol supplement, around 400mg daily, if it is not included already. This is typically found in dry capsules, and there have not been reports of the importance of consuming this in an oil-based capsule, though you can take it with fatty food if you want to be sure (this may help the absorption). Add an oral supplement of Green Tea extract, Grape Seed extract, or Apple Polyphenol extract if you like, along with a good multivitamin.
For the topical application, one can find natural hair care products on the internet using apple polyphenols, or you can make your own for less cost. Apple polyphenols are just now becoming available in bulk and in capsules. You can create your own topical blend by mixing these into water or an alcohol/water solution at 1-3% by weight (1 ounce of water weighs about 30 grams, so 1 gram of apple polyphenols in one ounce of water will produce about a 3% solution - more is not better here, as there was a drop-off in effectiveness with higher concentrations in the laboratory). An herbal extract of Forskolin can also be added to enhance the effects. Finally, this can all be made in Nettle Root tea as the base, adding a DHT inhibitor to the blend. Try applying 2 - 3 times daily.
For the essential oils, the recipe used in the scientific study was as follows: 3 drops of essential oil of thyme, 3 drops of essential oil of lavender, 3 drops of essential oil of rosemary 3 drops of essential oil of cedarwood based in 1/8 cup of grapeseed oil and 1/8 cup of jojoba oil. Apply during the day some time, massaging into the scalp, and leaving in for 20 minutes to an hour, then wash out, or apply before going to bed. This will give enough time for the oils to penetrate the skin and have their effect. If you wish to further enhance this blend, you may squeeze some of the gel caps of Saw Palmetto et. al. into the oil, which can reduce the effects of DHT topically, in addition to the systemic effect of the oral supplements.
So there it is, the roundup of the more well-known and tested natural remedies for male pattern baldness. While Rogaine for growth stimulation, and Finasteride or Dutasteride for DHT inhibition are completely reasonable ways to go, their costs are high and the effects of their long term use are not well known. And then there are some folks that would prefer to stay away from chemically manufactured medicines altogether - hopefully this bit of information will help. There is much more research available on the internet, though hopefully this is enough information to get you confidently started.
About The Author
Eric V. Allen is a consultant to Ananda Apothecary, a resource for http://www.anandaapothecary.com and http://www.anandaapothecary.com/bach-flower-essence-remedy.html.
Thursday, February 28, 2013
Tailored Baldness Or Invisible Parts? You Decide...
Tragedy Or Trend?
We all know that a women's hair is typically her crown and glory. Some go through great lengths to grow their hair, thicken their hair or even pay top dollars for extensions. Whatever the case we love to look good. Right? Or not?OH YEAH THIS IS HOT!!! A HOT MESS! LADIES JUST SAY NOOOOOOOO
WHO DID THIS TO THIS MOTHER?
My question to many today is after going through so much to grow the hair that we have, could anyone explain why Invisible Parts have now become an urban trend of tragedy?With more than 10 years of Professional experience it never quit went over well with me why anyone would do this to themselves let alone their hair.
Most importantly what kind of stylist would install such technique that causes nothing short of hair loss, breakage and thinning.
You should know that the crown area has always been an extremely sensitive part. Including the most fragilest other than your nape and edges. With your crown being sensitive since born known as the 'soft spot', even in your adult age you may still need to use caution when preforming any type of treatment or chemical process. This would include excessive stress, pulling or INVISIBLE PARTS!
I have attached a few pictures I found online....although I have personal seen some that were better looking (for the first week) I would NEVER as a professional stylist perform this one a client whom was:
A. Has been previously chemical processed
B. Has thinning, balding, or has visible stress areas in that area
C. On softer/ finer textured hair
D. On anyone seeking hair growth
At Hollywood Hair Clinics & Company LLC you could not come in to get this service. Because we believe in TRUE hair growth, we are care to much about our clients to do something that would cause damage. Sorry the money just isn't worth it!
But I like the Invisible Parts. What should I do?
Well like this attractive young lady to your right, she too seems to love her new due! However if your not convinced of the damage it causes your hair, than wear it and wear it well.
My stylist has been doing my hair for years! She would never put something in my hair that would cause breakage.
Hmmmmm my guess would be that wither she/ or he isn't aware of the damage ( I would hope) or it maybe time for another stylist. Any educated stylist couldn't possibly think this is ok? Really
So, how can I recover from this tragedy?
My professional advice would be to simply STOP! Please stop! With the rising number of hair loss causes in the US this seriously is a bigger issue than the overall appearance of this 'new trend'.
Your hair goes through cycles through the course of a life span It is defenitley true that we can cause of speed up our hair loss. This is something that will not only weigh those poor hair follicles down and although you may not see the long term affects immediately, trust me you WILL later.
TIPS BY ANNA T:
Please remember to treat your hair and visit your Professional Stylist regularly while you have extensions in as well as when you are giving your hair a break. Protein treatments are essential. A proper diet is a must when looking to get your hair to grow.
Ask questions! You should never be afraid to ask the person who you are entrusting your hair with a question.
If you notice breakage that wasn't there prior to visiting your stylist, please make note of it. You stylist should be able to track and evaluate any changes in their customers hair.
Build a good relationship with your stylist. Understand what her goals are for you. Every client SHOULD have a POA. Rather it be done verbal, mentally or written down in your client portal, this is very important.
My heart is truly sadden that more of us do not take better care of our hair or appearance. The purpose of this blog wasn't to offend or make fun of any particular person but rather to again educate my clients, stylist and community. Invisible part has only been seen in the urban community, which should tell you that most Professional people would never even think of wearing something like this. Have you ever wondered why?
Hair extensions were originally for the upper class man also viewed as a luxury. Now it seems that so many have cheapen the 'Hair Weave Experience' by bad hair installations, low budget techniques, lack of knowledge on weave maintenance and most importantly the use of cheap China hair:(
LET'S DO BETTER!
Don't be afraid to say NO to something your not comfortable with.
Never leave the salon looking like a clown. It's never a good look.
Your extensions should look as natural as possible. They should have plenty of mobility and flexibility to it. For the most part people should wonder rather or not it's your hair or not. Otherwise perhaps you should wear them?
Just a thought. You only grow so much hair in a lifetime. Why not make the most of it!
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Wednesday, February 27, 2013
REAL Virgin Brazilian Hair? Or Chinese Hair? Does it REALLY Exist?
VIRGIN BRAZILIAN HAIR OR NOT?
Within the last 3 years human hair extension sales have more than doubled! With the ever rising cost of hair many consumers have sought out to find better quality for a lesser price.
The beauty and fashion industry has taken a huge leap, tapping into everyone's individuality. With thousands of new companies proclaiming to have 'The Very Best' hair weave, one may become very confused to as of where to purchase your hair from?From your local hair store to now almost every stylist or consumer looking to hit a gold mine it makes it extremely hard to make a decision. Have you ever thought about how and why all of the sudden almost anyone can get a hold to what they think is 'Virgin Brazilian or Virgin Peruvian or Virgin Malaysian Hair' at such an affordable price?
Could this be heaven sent?
However, with the economy trickling down and the gas prices spiraling up, it is imperative that we spend our resources on quality and not get caught up in quantity.
Stay away from these foreign websites that promise to deliver quality Virgin Hair Extensions. Yes the pictures are tempting and the prices are impeccable but do you really know what your buying?
Have you ever spoke with these people directly? Also are they able to tel you exactly where the hair comes from?
The answer is NO, NO & NO (Perhaps you may get a call from a number you would never be able to trace back but unless you have a clear cut relationship with the supplier and are spending thousands, I promise you are getting nothing less than what the consumer could go online and purchase themselves.)
One thing any professional business owner should already know is, you have to sell or offer something to your buyers that they aren't able to purchase or do themselves. For example, I see many local stylist still using Pump-It-Up, That blue oil sheen spray & even gels that are sold right at your local beauty supply store, Walmart and now even General Dollar!
So as a consumer I would ask myself, if I can purchase the same products that you are charging my double sometimes triple to apply why do I need you? And what kind of damage could these products really be causing?
KITCHEN BEAUTICIAN OR PROFESSIONAL EDUCATED STYLIST?
Ladies & Gentleman this is what separates the kitchen beauticians/ ordinary stylist from the Professional Educated Stylist.
For so long Licensed Cosmetologist haven't been viewed as the skilled professionals they should be, because so many have given us a bad name. Rather it be due to the fact that this is labor job or the fact that in times past very little education was required to become a cosmetologist.
Whatever the reason, in this day and time Stylist need to step their game up!
So what is Brazilian Hair?
Brazilian hair is nothing but Indian hair that has been soften by the supplier or textured to the consumers desired style.
What is Malaysian Hair?
Malaysian hair is Indian hair that has been treated with silicone to make it straighter and less tangly.
What is Moroccan Hair?
Moroccan hair is being marketing by Korean and Chinese companies to create excitement in the market, causing the consumer to 'want' and 'spend'. This was an excellent way to generate more revenue but the fact still remains that is was all a lie!
(Moroccan hair is a mix brand that has been blended with synthetic fibers that will allow you to curl and style with medium to low temperatures. This has has also been mixed with human hair.
So who knows the truth about this amazing news?
Almost everyone supplier/vendor knows the truth. However of course why would they ever tell and lose business?
Why are they promoting false information?
With so many regulations and oversee companies looking to make a quick dollar. They are willing to make the money and simply change the name of their company leaving us in the US frustrated, confused and looking for reimbursement usually when it's too late.
These companies realized that because of the distance and the legality between us, there is pretty much nothing we can do.
Is there anywhere to get REAL VIRGIN HAIR from?
Yes. You are able to get the real thing by very very few suppliers. I can assure you that the majority of stylist that are selling 'Virgin' hair are merely getting the hair from China:( which is the worst hair to get! Well of course this is the biggest secret that I have now unleashed but the important thing is to educate the consumer and help you $ave your hard earned money.
Here at Hollywood Hair Clinics & Company LLC we are proud to say that because we have a direct contact with the suppliers whom happen to be longtime friends with both my husband and I, we are fortuned enough to sale quality Virgin Hair that will last for years to come.
What to look for?
1. First thing is pricing! Honestly if you come across someone proclaiming to sell the BEST Virgin hair for an overwhelmingly cheap price, than honestly there is no way any business owner could sale take that lost. Unless they have purchased the hair at less than $30 per unit which is not the real thing.
2. Too many positive reviews on YouTube. This has been a huge advertising tactic used by many. Paid customers giving their feedback in exchange for free product or hair. Unfortunately, bad news travels faster than good. But even when a customer is unhappy, unless they have the time or have lost a large amount of money, they typically do not go through the hassle of posting negative feedback.
So stay away from a company with unrealistically fake reviews. (No matter how convincing).
3. My professional advise is that it is never a good idea to order oversees unless you are ordering from Indian. Indian has a little longer delay in shipping but the quality is so much better!
4. Stay away from the Chinese sites, eBay and local stylist whom cannot educate you on their products original location and blending methods.
5. Lack of response after your purchase has been made.
6. Last if you have already ordered, look for shedding, tracks that are badly constructed or even if you should notice the hair being laced with synthetic fibers or other less than satisfactory things. If you wear hair extensions you would definitely notice the difference between the good and the bad.
*Note to self: be aware of the purchases you make. If you are content with the quality you receive than stick with it. You may find yourself trying several different vendors only to find yourself hundreds maybe thousands in the whole.
For hair order(s) call us! A company you can trust. We stand behind our services and will educate you on things you should know!
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64133
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Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Why Doesn't My Hair Grow?
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW BEFORE SPENDING ANOTHER DIME ON HAIR CARE PRODUCTS!
It goes without being said that millions of dollars are spent each year to enhance, grow and maintain our locs. Rather if your one whom regularly visits your License Stylist and/or if your a 'At home Guru' we all at some point must acquire this expense.It is extremely imperative that you chose a educated professional to treat your locs!
Remember when we would pack on the 'grease' loaded with tons of petroleum leaving our hair heavy and sometimes unmanageable? This was something I can remember as a child from my grandmother to my mother, they believed that by keeping our hair greasy our hair would grow.
Nevertheless, with all the tools that are available to educate us scientist have shown that, in fact this is one of the worst things you could do for the overall growth and maintenance of our hair.
But one thing you must know is that our hair goes through cycles in which the probability of using 'hair toppers' may not always be effective. Your stylist should be clearly aware of the hair cycle in order to create a POA for optimal results.
As a Professional Stylist & Hair Restoration Specialist, I have made it my personal mission to understand how hair works, the things that we need to obtain healthy hair and what causes damage to the hair follicle.
Throughout your life, a single hair follicle will go through about 20 complete cycles of hair growth. There are three stages in the hair growth cycle:
Anagen
Catagen
Telogen
Many of the specifics of hair growth are determined by individual factors, including genetics and typically change as we age.
ANAGEN
Anagen is the stage in which hair grows! (Our favorite staging process) Within your hair follicle, a hair is formed and nourished by small blood vessels. As the hair grows, it will emerge from the follicle and become visible. How long your hair will continue to grow is determined primarily by genetics and where on your body the hair is located. At anytime about 85% of your hair is in the growing or Anagen Stage. Therefore this stage is critical and should be treated and care for by a Professional for the best results.CATAGEN
During the catagen phase, your hair transitions from growing to resting. The blood vessels that nourished your hair while growing will detach themselves from the hair bulb at the base of the hair. The hair follicle will than shrink as the follicle and blood vessels prepare for the next growth stage. This transition hair with attached bulb at the base is called a 'club hair'. According to the website Survivng Hairloss, about 2-3% of your hair is in the transition or catagen stage at anytime.
TELOGEN
During the Telogen phase your hair is resting. Hairs remain in your follicles for about three months until they are shed natrually. As the Anagen phase begins again and new hair develops and grows, the older 'club hair' will be pushed out the follicle if it has not already fallen out on it's own. At any given time between 10-15% of your hair is in the Telogen Phase and you can expect to shed anywhere from 50-100 strands everyday.EFFECTIVE WAYS TO NOURISH YOUR HAIR'S VESSEL FOR MAXIMUM GROWTH
Beautiful hair is the result of hard work and dedication. While the commercialization of hair products has reached an almost surreal high, more and more people have realized that great hair starts from the inside. Put your wallet away and read on to learn how to nourish hair from the inside and bring out its natural beauty.
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Increase your protein intake by adding protein-rich food such as milk, fish, cereal, cheese or meat to your diet. Protein works to enhance the growth of your hair while giving it the nutrients necessary for shine and durability.
2. Eat whole grains, legumes and nuts as a rich source of minerals. Shellfish, red meats, nuts, and legumes as excellent sources for Zinc. Shellfish adds natural nutrients, specifically targeted toward enhancing the health of your hair. Boost iron intake with lean beef, liver, and venison. Iron is necessary to carry oxygen through your blood stream and nourish the scalp. Add Copper to your diet with cereals, chickpeas, oysters, and sunflower seeds.
3. Take vitamin B and vitamin C to ensure the health and vitality of your hair. Consume lots of green leafy vegetables, carrots, liver, egg yolks, and citrus fruit. Wholegrain or enriched-grain and fortified breakfast cereals are also a good source of vitamin B and vitamin C.
4. Vitamin A is a fat-soluble vitamin that is essential for growing and maintaining healthy hair. For a good source of vitamin A try: yellow, red, orange fruits and vegetables (tomatoes, carrots and cantaloupes), and dried dark-green, leafy vegetables (spinach and turnip greens).
2. Eat whole grains, legumes and nuts as a rich source of minerals. Shellfish, red meats, nuts, and legumes as excellent sources for Zinc. Shellfish adds natural nutrients, specifically targeted toward enhancing the health of your hair. Boost iron intake with lean beef, liver, and venison. Iron is necessary to carry oxygen through your blood stream and nourish the scalp. Add Copper to your diet with cereals, chickpeas, oysters, and sunflower seeds.
3. Take vitamin B and vitamin C to ensure the health and vitality of your hair. Consume lots of green leafy vegetables, carrots, liver, egg yolks, and citrus fruit. Wholegrain or enriched-grain and fortified breakfast cereals are also a good source of vitamin B and vitamin C.
4. Vitamin A is a fat-soluble vitamin that is essential for growing and maintaining healthy hair. For a good source of vitamin A try: yellow, red, orange fruits and vegetables (tomatoes, carrots and cantaloupes), and dried dark-green, leafy vegetables (spinach and turnip greens).
5. Drink HALF of your body weight in glasses of water or juice everyday. Water should be your first choice! This will not only help to hydrate the body, but also keep the hair shiny and silky.
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