23.05.10 / Hair Chemicals / Author: snowy_023 / Comments: (0)
Tags: anemia, gray hair, hair follicle, pluck
We all know that sign of aging is the big veins in the legs.. You then you search for best hemorrhoids treatment. Another sign is gray hair.
Having a gray hair is one of those tell tale signs of aging that some people experience. It is common and normally begin around the age of 30. Theoretically, gray hair is caused by heredity and B-12 deficiency, a thyroid imbalance or anemia.
Some pluck the gray hair, but some didn’t know that plucking can result to damaged. Repeated plucking of the same gray hair can caused damaged to hair follicle. The damaged follicle will then produce a less than perfect hair. Plucking gray hair one will result in multiple gray hair.
Some are using dye to cover their gray hair, which is many of adult is using. Many products promises to return your hair to its natural hair color, credible scientific evidence of such claims, has not been verified. At best, such products are temporary. And some may cause harm. It’ your choice. For now, people with gray hair has two choices, leave it gray or dye it.
29.04.10 / Hair Chemicals / Author: snowy_023 / Comments: (0)
Tags: Colored Hair
Beautiful and shining hair is a valuable asset. A daily hair care routine and prompt treatment when problems arise are vital importance in maintaining the natural beauty of healthy hair.
Color treated hair has special needs and good care is essential. You may follow these tips:
1.Wet your hair with water before getting in clorine pool. It will dilute the harsh chemical.
2. Use a hats, scarves or products with sunscreen when going out to protect against color fade.
3. Gently shampoo, with a shampoo specially created for colored treated hair. Rough shampooing can strip color or dry out hair. Condition regularly with an intensive conditioner to restore vital moisture and luster to colored treated hair.
4. When you go out in a shower, don’t wrap your hair in a towel turban. The added friction can knot and damage vulnerable wet hair. Instead, carefully blot hair dry.
5. Don’t brush wet hair when it’s still wet. Comb with a wide toothed comb.
6. Don’t overdry. when you blow dry, dry the hair until it is almost, but not completely dry. Leave some moisture to prevent static.
7. Support your style with a perm. A perm specially formulated for colored treated hair can add wonderful body, fullness and texture to complement your color.
26.04.09 / Hair Chemicals / Author: admin / Comments: (0)
Tags: folic acid, grey hair
This may sound like a spam article but the Folic Acid and Grey Hair blog post is taken from a wordpress blog by fabulous45. And it goes:
MANY years ago, I was watching one of the morning news shows while getting ready for work. One of the expert women doctors on the show recommended that extra folic acid be part of every woman’s extra vitamin supplement intake. She believed it was an effective anti-aging and beneficial vitamin. I began taking folic acid that week and have taken it every morning. That was probably a good 15 years ago.
I’ve heard that extra folic acid prevents grey hair. Guess what – I’ve got a few grey hairs here and there, but I don’t color my hair at all. That’s pretty good for someone almost 46 years old. Is it really the folic acid? Who knows for sure – but I will continue to take extra folic acid. If you’ve already GOT grey hair, I’m not sure what it might do for you. If anyone has experience with that, let me know!
I have a friend who says she HAD grey hair and then started drinking green tea on a regular basis (several cups every day). She says her grey hair went away.