Anti-dandruff shampoo ingredients
Trying to make sense of anti-dandruff shampoos? Those with selenium sulfide or zinc pyrithione inhibit yeasts from growing and tar shampoos slow the growth of cells on the scalp. Salicylic…
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Crash diets and your hair
Besides the fact that they do not work in the long run, theres another good reason to avoid crash diets. Poor dieting habits, particularly those that are changed suddenly, can…
Continue readingMaintaining a healthy scalp
The condition of your scalp is affected by numerous factors including stress, hormonal irregularities, diseases and diet. Just as your facial complexion is affected by changes within your body, the…
Continue readingPlucking your eyebrows
The best time to pluck eyebrow hair is after a shower, when the warmth has softened the skin and opened up the pores. This will also lessen the potential for…
Continue readingDo-it-yourself colour
Home hair colour kits are the ideal solution for todays hectic lifestyles. You can get great results without the expense and time spent at a professional salon. With the wide…
Continue readingSuccessfully manage your dandruff
If managing the scaling associated with dandruff is stressing you out, get relief by using an anti=dandruff shampoo each time you wash your hair. One of the most effective medical…
Continue readingAging process and your hair
When your hair begins to turn gray is often determined by genetics. Hair follicles produce a pigment (called melanin) that is responsible for hair colour. Usually beginning in the 30s,…
Continue readingConditioners can hydrate and protect your hair
Conditioners penetrate the hair better if you towel-dry first. Apply your hair conditioner and cover with a warm towel. Now put your feet up for 10 minutes and relax while…
Continue readingOne of the primary causes of dandruff
Malassezia fungi are the culprits believed to be the leading cause of dandruff. These naturally occurring yeasts are commonly found on the skin, but the conditions on the scalp seem…
Continue readingProtect from lice infestation
The most common sign of lice is an itchy head or neck. Take a close look. If it’s lice you’ll probably see these wingless insects or their eggs (called nits)…
Continue readingSudden hair loss
Genetic influence is one of the factors determining when and how much hair loss occurs. However, one of the most common types of hair loss in women is telogen effluvium,…
Continue readingHair removal with depilatories
Ladies, it is the time of the year to start thinking about wearing shorts, tank tops and swim suits, and managing unwanted body hair. Depilatory creams, lotions, roll-ons and foams…
Continue readingPregnancy and your hair
During pregnancy, your waistline is not the only thing that gets thicker, your hair will too! However, it’s not permanent – many women find that they lose a significant amount…
Continue readingSigns of head lice
Lice are parasitic insects that live on hairy parts of the body and feed on human blood. The most common sign of lice is an itchy head or neck. Head…
Continue readingHair loss in women
Many women will experience some form of hair loss as they age. The most common form of female hair loss occurs postpartum as the body’s hormonal levels are adjusting back…
Continue readingGrowing out your hair?
Every single hair on your body grows from its own individual hair follicle. Inside the follicular unit, new hair cells are generated at the root of the hair shaft. As…
Continue readingA new perspective on your scalp
Try looking at your scalp as an extension of your facial skin. If considered from this perspective you may treat it with more of the care and attention that you…
Continue readingDandruff is caused by a fungus?
Dandruff is the result of excessive shedding of dead skin flakes from the scalp. There may be minor itching, but no redness or scabbing occurs. It usually gets worse during…
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