Hair Care: How to use vitamins for the thinning hair and African-Americans
In the promotion of healthy hair and strong African-American, good nutrition and healthy food. Promote long and healthy African American hair with the help of a beauty professional in this free video on hair care products. Expert: Sylvia Russell Contact: www.TotalBeautydayspa.com Bio: Sylvia Russell is motivated professional with 18 years of experience in the cosmetics industry. He worked as a professional beauty segments for television, photo shoots and magazines. Directed by: Christopher Rokosz
Helping Your Thinning Hair Get Back To Life
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Are you struggling with thin hair and want to make a change? Both men and woman may face this problem, but there are many shampoos to help the situation. Before going out to find the right shampoo, you should evaluate what your hair actually needs.
Some of the common reasons that hair is thinning is due to an itchy scalp. Your hair may also be dry and lacking moisture. No matter what the reason for the thinning hair, there's a shampoo out there to help you!
While you're experiencing and analyzing why your hair is thinning, it's also important to understand what type of hair you have. If you're uncertain about your hair type, a dermatologist or your hair dresser can easily tell you.
You've probably been using shampoos from the local drug store or supermarket. Unfortunately, these don't work as well as what you can find in a salon. Hair salon's usually carry the best products which are made with better quality products.
Before buying any shampoo for your hair, make sure to check the combined ingredients. Many shampoos have intense amounts of silicone included in it and that can cause your hair to appear weighed down without any life. Look for products that contain natural products.
To help the thinning the chemicals that are used in the shampoo should be volumizing agents. It should also have some sort of protection against the heat as this dries it out. The shampoo should match any issues your scalp is facing, such as dandruff.
Shampoos with added moisture can really help thin hair, as well as dry hair. The products used to help give added moisture and create a fuller head of hair. As the seasons change, you may want to consider changing products.
Once you find the right products for your hair, you'll notice a difference. It can take some time, but the more products you give a try, the sooner you'll find the right formula for your hair.
Thinning Hair and Product Buildup
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Is your hair thinning and balding? Are you scratching and digging into an itchy scalp? Have you been told you have dandruff or much worse psoriasis?
You could be suffering from product build-up. A lot of theories are double talk but the bottom line is you are losing hair. Experts have discovered millions of women and men are suffering from Excess Product Residue (EPR). Commercial products are formulated with silicones, wax, and polymers. They can build-up over time.
Polymers and gels build up, layering flakes on your scalp. The hair shaft and scalp become coated with layers of product smothering the growth. It can make your head sweat because your pores are clogged up and the heat cannot escape. Growth can slow down from excess oil and product build -up on the scalp can create a foul unpleasant odor. Dry, itchy scalp with a rash behind or in front of the ears can be a result of EPR. Sores and abrasions can become infected.
Top hair and scalp technicians say EPR must be removed to restore healthy hair and scalp conditions. Removing baked on silicone and wax will return oxygen to the follicle. A pleasant and fresh smell will emit from the scalp. Hair will stop falling and new hair will begin to grow. One of the most natural ways to remove product residue is with vinegar and water. Put one to two tablespoons of white or apple cider vinegar into a quart of warm water. Pour it over damp hair. Use your hands and go through the motions like you are washing your hair. It will lather because it is removing embedded EPR.
Rinse really well. A vinegar rinse should only be used periodically, where as a deep cleaning shampoo can be used more often. There are a number of deep cleaning shampoos on the market.
After you have cleaned your scalp use a gentle volumizing shampoo to give your hair body. A favorite among stylists is Judaysia VS Volumizing Shampoo. The natural formula restores hair to its optimum health, leaving it shiny and silky.