Typically, when we’re talking about hair we’re talking about unwanted hair loss and what you can do to help prevent it or restore it. In this case, however, we wanted to take a look at the other end of the spectrum, removing unwanted hair.
Have you ever had lice? If you have then you know how embarrassing and irritating it can be. Thankfully there are medicines and shampoos that can help to kill these pests and alleviate any issues that they may have caused.
Some people love getting haircuts and some people wait as long as possible before getting a trim, but is there a right or wrong answer to how often you should get your hair cut?
Everyone is always looking for the “next big thing” in terms of hair care products, but what if the thing you’re looking for has been around for years, you just never knew it?
Everyone is aware that there are shampoos made specifically for babies that are somehow different than “normal” shampoos, but do you know what the actual difference is?
Looking for a way to make your hair grow longer faster? While there may not be a magic pill, or specific hair regimen that can help increase the speed in which your hair grows, there are some things you can do to ensure that your hair remains healthy enough to continue to grow to the lengths you desire.
Hair miniaturization is a natural process that occurs in 95% of all hair loss cases. It’s the starting point from which male pattern baldness occurs. Individual follicles and strands shrink over time, then become dormant and eventually scar over if left untreated.
Over the past few years there have been an increasing number of men undergoing testosterone treatments for no valid medical reason(s) other than a lifestyle trend referred to as “male menopause”. They view these treatments as the “fountain of youth” and can experience many benefits ranging from increased libido, preventing muscle mass loss, and improved energy levels.
Do you find yourself constantly brushing flakes off your shoulders? Have you tried anti-dandruff shampoo hoping that will correct the embarrassing problem?
If you are experiencing a flaky scalp, then there is a chance that it could be causing your hair to thin out.
Flaky/dry scalp is most often caused by run of the mill “dandruff”. The skin on your scalp is constantly replacing itself and when the old cells are pushed out, they can create the flakes that you see appearing on your head or your clothing. Sometimes people think this is all because they have “dry scalp” but this is really due to mild inflammation on the scalp and “dysregulated cell turnover;” the skin is shedding either too fast or too slow.
Even if you stem from a long line of proudly balding patriarchs, no one loves the moment they begin to lose their hair. Despite the fact over half of all men experience hair loss before age 50, the embarrassment and frustration of seeing more scalp and fewer locks is inevitable.
