The Different Forms of Alopecia
Posted: Thursday, November 16th, 2017
Alopecia is an umbrella term for different forms of a condition that cause hair loss. In fact, alopecia has a number of causes and, oftentimes, can be treated. Learn more about the different forms of the disease in this helpful article: Androgenic Alopecia Most common form of alopecia Also known as “female pattern baldness” Hereditary […]
Read MoreIs Hair Loss Seasonal: How Google Trends Helped Find an Association
Posted: Thursday, November 9th, 2017
A recent study suggests there is truth to this claim. A study published in British Journal of Dermatology discusses the research done by a team of researchers looking specifically at monthly search volume index, called SVI, for the term “hair loss” between the months of January 2004 through October 2016. Essentially, the study explores the […]
Read MoreWhat are Hair Fibers and how do They Work?
Posted: Thursday, November 2nd, 2017
Hair fibers help to build volume to your natural hair. They have a strong natural static charge because they’re made from the same protein found in real hair (keratin). This charge helps the fibers to magnetically stick to your own hair, resulting in the appearance of thicker hair. They come in a wide range of […]
Read MoreThe Importance of Early Detection of Breast Cancer
Posted: Friday, October 13th, 2017
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month (BCAM), a time during which major breast cancer charities launch a targeted campaign to increase awareness of the disease and raise funds for research. However, with more than 252,000 new cases of breast cancer predicted in 2017, it’s more important than ever to do our part to educate women […]
Read MoreWhat to Eat for Healthy, Shiny Hair
Posted: Friday, September 29th, 2017
Growing healthy hair can be achieved by a combination of efforts. Aside from the recommendation of cutting down on heat styling and coloring hair, there are certain foods we can eat to help improve the strength and look of our hair. Here are some of the top nutrients and food examples to keep in mind […]
Read MoreWhat is Trichotillomania?
Posted: Friday, September 8th, 2017
Trichotillomania also called the “hair pulling disorder” and is a long-term chronic disorder. The cause of trichotillomania is unclear but it is thought to be the result of combined genetic and environmental factors. Without treatment, symptoms can vary in severity over time, over a span of weeks, months or, in rarer cases, years at a […]
Read MoreFemale Hair Loss – Learn about the Statistics & Your Options
Posted: Friday, September 1st, 2017
Although hair loss is often characterized as being a male issue, did you know that about 40% of alopecia patients are actually female? That equates to approximately 21 million women who suffer from female alopecia. In fact, hair loss professionals state that most females begin to lose their hair in their 20s and 30s even […]
Read MoreA Good Read That Guarantees You Will Have a Good Laugh & Cry
Posted: Tuesday, August 22nd, 2017
Losing a loved one to the gripping and unforgiving hands of cancer can be crippling. In fact, you would be hard pressed to find someone who hasn’t been somehow affected by this disease. Nora Borealis is one such person. She lost her husband to a rare form of brain cancer and her journey of overcoming […]
Read MoreThe Different Ways that Stress Can Affect Your Hair and Scalp
Posted: Friday, August 11th, 2017
Stress affects all of us. In fact, there have been numerous studies and attention given to how stress can affect our heart, stomach and ability to get restful sleep. We have largely overlooked, however, how stress can affect us on the outside. Most notably, we haven’t talked a lot about how stress can cause excessive […]
Read MoreHair Loss and the Importance of a Healthy Scalp
Posted: Tuesday, August 1st, 2017
Did you know? Healthy hair starts with a healthy scalp. Since our hair roots in our follicles are living, we need a healthy scalp to keep hair follicles strong and producing new hair. So… What is a Scalp, Exactly? Your scalp covers the surface of your skull and is made up of five layers. The […]
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