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Hair Loss From Straightening and Dying By: hairloss Ladies, over-treated hair is the leading cause of hair loss in women. Take a break from the hair dyes, perms, relaxers, and the likes. According to the FDA, over the counter dyes and chemical treatments tend to be the highest of all complaints. Are you one of the many people that dyed their hair, only to have it fall out in clumps? You're not alone. It has happened to plenty of people. Now, what can we do about it? Tags: dye, straighteners, curling iron, relaxers, damaged, fryed, loss, bald spots, hair loss, hair damag
BEAUTIFUL HAIR COLOR FOR WOMEN By: HAIRCOLOR Time for something new and appealing! One of the easiest and quickest changes to your personal appearance that you can make is a new hair color. Why not take advantage of a prominent feature and revitalize your hair with new coloring that provides a new and dashing look to set you apart from the rest of the crowd. A new shade of hair color can provide a bold and fresh look that has everyone doing a double take, and saying, "Who is that beautiful woman?" Tags: abba, alterna, american crew, arum, all nutrient, artec, amplify, aquage, axios man, back to basics
HEALTHY AND SHINY WINTER HAIR By: WINTERHAIR Chilly weather is on its way. Along with this blast of cool invigorating air on the outside of our living and working quarters comes dry indoor heat. Both of these happen to be two of the top enemies of luscious looking hair, right after the chemical damage hair coloring and perming can reek. Don't hide your hair under a wooly hat this winter, even if it is a designer brand with a chic price tag. The havoc that combination can bring to your hair is avoidable with a few careful purchases and a basic daily plan. If your hair is your crowning glory, then why not give it the royal treatment? Follow these quick and easy tips to a mane of hair that will have even the king of the jungle turning his head for a second glance. Tags: abba, alterna, american crew, arum, all nutrient, artec, amplify, aquage, axios man, back to basics
Shampoo Ingredient Sodium Laureth Sulfate By: sls In recent months there has been a myth making its way around the net that sodium laureth sulfate causes cancer. At some level that is probably true. It is also probably true that if you poke yourself in the eye every day with a bratwurst, after 20 or 30 years the affected area will become cancerous. Other than that, the rumor is nothing more than that, a rumor, with no basis in reality or science. Sodium laureth sulfate is a surfactant. Its purpose in shampoo is to act as a cleaning agent and to create bubbles. It is one of the gentlest chemicals on the market today and one of the more expensive too. It is infinitely safer than ammonium laurel sulfate, the most common surfactant, which is used primarily by grocery store level shampoos because it is cheap and creates a ton of bubbles. Tags: abba, alterna, american crew, arum, all nutrient, artec, amplify, aquage, axios man, back to basics
Shampoo Myth By: sls In recent months there has been a myth making its way around the net that sodium laureth sulfate causes cancer. At some level that is probably true. It is also probably true that if you poke yourself in the eye every day with a bratwurst, after 20 or 30 years the affected area will become cancerous. Other than that, the rumor is nothing more than that, rumor, with no basis in reality or science. Sodium laureth sulfate is a surfactant. Its purpose in shampoo is to act as a cleaning agent and to create bubbles. It is one of the gentlest chemicals on the market today and one of the more expensive too. It is infinitely safer than ammonium laurel sulfate, the most common surfactant, which is used primarily by grocery store level shampoos because it is cheap and creates a ton of bubbles. Tags: abba, alterna, american crew, arum, all nutrient, artec, amplify, aquage, axios man, back to basics
THE FADE CUT By: FADEHAIR In previous years the fade haircut was worn mostly by military men, and was called the high and tight. Today this haircut is extremely popular and has evolved into a much more trendier look. It is now very popular amongst men of all ages within the United States and the rest of the world. Tags: abba, alterna, american crew, arum, all nutrient, artec, amplify, aquage, axios man, back to basics
SHAMPOO INFO By: SHAMPOOER A little "How To" - First, thoroughly saturate scalp and hair using warm or cool water (hot water tends to dry out hair and scalp). Apply a small amount of shampoo (about the size of a quarter) to palm and rub hands together to evenly distribute. Now apply shampoo to scalp with the balls of your fingers. The primary objective of shampooing is to clean your scalp, not wrestle your hair, so concentrate on massaging gently and allow suds to be distributed throughout hair while rinsing. It's not necessary to do the "rinse and repeat" routine unless you have an oily scalp. (so you don't have to ball your hair on top of your head and massage all of it, focus on your scalp) Tags: abba, alterna, american crew, arum, all nutrient, artec, amplify, aquage, axios man, back to basics
FOR WOMEN EXPERIENCING HAIR LOSS By: hairloss Hair loss in female occurs in more than one pattern. Hair Loss is caused by the actions of two enzymes; aromatase (which is found predominantly in women) and 5-a reductase (which is found in both women and men). The reason that women experience hair loss during and after menopause is that their estrogen levels decline. Female pattern alopecia affects approximately one-third of all susceptible women, but is most commonly seen after menopause. Common or "hereditary" baldness in women, also commonly called female pattern alopecia, is genetic and can come either the mother's or father's side of the family. Various forms of estrogen can "oppose" androgens and thereby reduce their availability to the cell, by blocking androgen receptors. A woman who notices the beginning of hair loss may not be sure if the loss is going to be temporary or permanent - for example, if there has been a recent event such as pregnancy or illness that may be associated with temporary hair thinning. Tags: abba, alterna, american crew, arum, all nutrient, artec, amplify, aquage, axios man, back to basics
TIPS FOR CUTTING YOUR TODDLERS HAIR By: TODDLERHAIR Tips For Cutting Your Toddlers Hair Cutting your toddler's hair can be as frustrating and as difficult as trying to bathe a cat. In some cases, the toddler will struggle more than the cat! Even if your toddler doesn't struggle with you cutting her hair, you might not be sure how exactly to go about it. Fortunately, there are some things that you can be aware of that will make the experience of cutting your toddler's hair an easier and more tolerable one. Tags: abba, alterna, american crew, arum, all nutrient, artec, amplify, aquage, axios man, back to basics
THE HAIR BASICS By: basichair The hair on our heads isn't just there for looks. It keeps us warm by preserving heat. The hair in the nose, ears, and around the eyes protects these sensitive areas from dust and other small particles that might harm us. Eyebrows and eyelashes protect eyes by decreasing the amount of light and particles that go into them. The fine hair that covers the body provides warmth and protects the skin. Hair also cushions the body against injury. Tags: abba, alterna, american crew, arum, all nutrient, artec, amplify, aquage, axios man, back to basics
TREATING YOUR HAIR RIGHT By: TREATHAIR Aging heads are especially vulnerable to harsh treatment. With time, our scalps produce less of the oily substance, called sebum, that coats the cuticle and keeps hair shiny and manageable. The hair growth cycle also slows, making hair thinner and finer. Add to this women's changing hormone levels, which can also thin hair, and it's not surprising so few of us reach our golden years with the same lustrous locks that we had at age 25. Tags: abba, alterna, american crew, arum, all nutrient, artec, amplify, aquage, axios man, back to basics
USING THE RIGHT TOOLS TO PROTECT YOUR CURLY HAIR By: CURLYHAIR Protecting your Curly Hair with the Right Tools In order to appropriately style curly hair or any hair for that matter you should protect the hair with quality accessories. By accessories we are talking about quality hair care products, brushes, irons, dryers and other needed equipment. Using the wrong types of products or the harsh treatment of the hair can lead to damage hair that breaks and splits at the ends. Women with curly hair are at a higher risk of damage due to tangles in the hair. To ensure that you do not damage the hair use a natural boar bristle brush. Not only will the natural boar bristle protect the hair it also will massage the scalp, therefore stimulating growth. Tags: abba, alterna, american crew, arum, all nutrient, artec, amplify, aquage, axios man, back to basics
SHAMPOO CHECK LIST By: shampoochecklist Hair Tip #1 Shampoo your hair regularly to keep the hair clean and the scalp healthy. Depending on the environment in which you live and work, even washing your hair once a day will not damage the hair as long as you use good quality mild shampoo that does not strip all of the sebum from the hair. (Sebum is the natural oil produced in the hair follicle which contains a natural antiseptic and protects the scalp from infections.) Tags: abba, alterna, american crew, arum, all nutrient, artec, amplify, aquage, axios man, back to basics
SCISSORS OVER COMB TECHNIQUE By: SCISSORS The scissors-over-comb technique, often used by barbers, is essential for many different cuts for men and women. This particular technique allows you to cut close to the head and follow the hairline. If you do it correct, you end up with a softer look, but not a freshly shaved look like you get with clippers. Tags: abba, alterna, american crew, arum, all nutrient, artec, amplify, aquage, axios man, back to basics
HOW TO STRAIGHTEN YOUR HAIR By: STRAIGHTHAIR To straighten hair, begin by shampooing, conditioning and towel-drying hair. Apply a heat protectant product to your hair, paying special attention to the ends. Wash your hair with a tiny bit of moisturizing shampoo and conditioner. Squeeze out the excess water and apply serum to your hair. Apply to the ends of your hair, not to the roots, so that they don't get oily. If you're washing your hair every day or more, it may be better to choose a mild shampoo instead of a shampoo designed for oily hair. If you have decided to use a hair straightener, put your hair into sections again, and run over your hair with the straightener. If your hair is dry, it's a VERY good idea to wash it less frequently. Tags: abba, alterna, american crew, arum, all nutrient, artec, amplify, aquage, axios man, back to basics
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