HAIR: WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW — Healthy Hair

Thinning hair why is this happening to me, and what to look for? UPDATED OCT 2022 Even in your mid, late teens, and early 20’s you can experience changes in the density and texture of your hair, and again in your 40’s and 50’s as with menopause. Here are some things to consider when you see and feel changes to your hair density, texture, and fragility of hair strands. There are 3 categories that can cause thinning hair. MECHANICAL DAMAGE is when you use extremely HOT tools including hairdryers, curling/ flat irons daily. Poorly maintained combs, hairbrushes and tools used...

The BETTER WAY to dry your hair FASTER, EASIER with LESS DAMAGE.

What you need to consider when taking your hair on Vacation Traveling South or North pack your essentials: No matter where your heading your hair can get super dehydrated and very tangled. Traveling on planes skiing the slopes, or hitting the beach are all very dehydrating for the hair. Carry a leave-in conditioner in a spray if your hair is fine or a cream if your hair tends to be thick, curly, very dehydrated or fly-away. We believe the best approach is to choose products that PREVENT the problems then just repair them after the fact. Yes, there are tons...

  Common things that create static,  SHAMPOOING Stop using volumizing shampoos in the Winter STOP using Clarifying shampoos in the Winter START using Gentle hydrating shampoos with a lower PH . CONDITIONING in dry environments Look for 3 features HYDRATION with a LOW PH and a Rice or Wheat Protein ingredient.   STYLING PRODUCTS Avoid products with ALCOHOLS and heavy silicons  BLOW-DRYING Avoid HIGH TEMPERATURES Negative Ions will only help so much if the dryer is very HOT it will dehydrate the hair you can win one but loose in the end.  CHEMICAL SERVICES ALL chemical services such as COLOR,...

               PULL THE PLUG ON STATIC ELECTRICITY IN YOUR HAIR                                                 PART 1 In most cases people think it’s their hair brush that causes static but it’s a combination of elements that create those frustrating flyaways. Brushes generally don’t create static in the hair, usually damage and dryness are conditions of the hair or are caused by environmental conditions. Ever notice static is more noticeable in dry conditions? This is the...