Tuesday, November 07, 2006

Hair-Care Tips



1.Comb your hair regularly. Combing helps spread the natural oils through hair, making it look shinier and healthier.


2.Massage scalp regularly to increase oil secretion.


3.Always wash your brush and comb when you shampoo your hair. Avoid lending your brushes and combs to others.


4.Don't wash you hair in soaps or harsh shampoos. They are highly alkaline and will upset your hair's natural pH balance.


5.Avoid sratching scalp with finger nails or fine combs, because damage to scalp causes damage to hair.


6.Leave your hair untied for atlease four hours a day. This eases the pressure on your scalp and gets blood circulation back.


7.Finally, follow a healthy and balanced diet. Nothing promotes hair growth better.

Basic Hair Care
We recommend that you follow the suggestions listed below to help you to get your hair into a good condition.
Cleansing
Your should wet your hair with warmish water and using only a little amount of shampoo get it into a lather in your hands and then apply it onto your hair.
The choice of shampoo should reflect you own type of hair and how you wish to present yourself.
Conditioning
1.After you shampoo your hair it is important to use a conditioner on every occasion as a conditioner will help the hair cuticle cells and help to get them to lay flat. it will also allow the hair when dry to be more easily looked after.

2.The conditioner that you use is very important and there are different formulas for dry hair and for hair that is more greasy.


3.It is essential that you make regular trips to a hairdresser every six to eight weeks otherwise there is a danger of getting split ends in your hair.However, by keeping your hair clean and conditioned following the plan above you will be able to ensure that your hairdresser is able to really get the best look and shape to your hair.
Healthy Hair
1.Healthy hair responds to what you eat in the same way as your skin and the whole of the rest of your body.

2.Iron deficiency is the biggest problem for non genetic hair loss amongst women in Britain.


3.For iron to be absorbed in the body Vitamin C and Lysine acid needs to be taken.


4.If you do not eat alot of red meat then it could be difficult to absorb enough iron, so it is advisable to consider using a supplement. It is very important to look after your digestion by eating vegetables and fruit on a daily basis. It is also important to eat the following foods on a regular basis.


5.Salads, Figs, Almonds, Dates, Peas, Beans, Lentils, Sesame seeds, Salmon, Tuna, Sardines.


5.It is also important to drink alot of water and keep your caffeine content down to a minimum by drinking very little tea or coffee, chocolate or any cola drinks.
Unlike your skin your hair cannot repair itself. That's why you need to care for it and protect it - for the state of your hair reflects your internal health.


  • To revive your hair's natural health and shine, follow this:
    Keep your scalp clean and cool.
    Nutrients are the key to healthy hair, but to be effective, they must reach the roots. So, whatever you use, you must learn to massage it in well, using the pads of your fingers.

  • Tension in the scalp or fatty deposits block blood circulation, drying the sebum and thus starving the hair roots. So, message scalp with a god oil to improve circulation and free the hair roots of dry sebum.

  • Make a pre-shampoo conditioner with natural herbs like henna, 'shikakai', neem, sandalwood, 'amla' and 'brahmi' and add curd and eggs to it. Apply to scalp to beat dryness and lend bounce to otherwise limp and dull hair.
    Follow a balanced diet rich in minerals, proteins and vitamins, the essentials for healthy hair. Especially good are iron, sulphur, zinc-B complex and vitamin C.

1 comment:

  1. Very useful information on hair care. I didn't know that iron deficiency causes hair loss. I am struggling with gradual hair loss last few years and couldn't find the reason. I know I have iron deficiency, an never took it seriously as I didn't have the slightest idea that it is causing all my hair problems. Thanks to your post, I will start taking some iron supplements now.

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