Hoes does one take care of relaxed hair?

If you're asking so that you can lay off the relaxer or stop using it all together I have bad news for you
the problem with relaxed hair is that it isdamaged hairand there is not much you can do to it but keep touching up your roots every 6-8 –if you don’t do this your hair will break and you will be left with split ends andbadly damaged hair.

The best bet to fix relaxed hair is to keep it natural by cutting...

Each winter all we have to face the same problem with hair. Hair grows thin and dry all over the crown. It becomes lifeless, unruly and fragile. Also there can be some drastic change in color. Enough to let those who actually care for their hair almost devastated. Hair shedding is sometimes very slight and we don't really observe it. On the other hand, hair loss can be intensive and hair doesn't grow to its usual length because it drops out so much in winter. As a result, this can be...

When your hair style threatens to get bent out of shape, these sure-fire solutions can help you work out the kinks:

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If your blown-straight hair starts to frizz halfway through the day, use a boar-bristle brush with a rubber base (natural bristles are much firmer and more densely packed than synthetic nylon ones) to smoothen and straighten hair. Then rub a quarter-size dollop of styling cream between your palms, and lightly coat the surface of your hair to keep it...

Remember when mom used to encourage you to eat your veggies? It's obvious she realized the importance of getting vitamins and minerals into your body. Biotin is one vitamins that works toimprove hair growthas well as other bodily functions.

If you're not getting enough of it, you'll ruin your future chances of hair growth. Well let's look quickly at how you can see phenomenal results with your hair with the use of this vitamin.

In order to make biotin work well for you, you...

The average human head has about 100,000 hair follicles; each follicle can grow about 20 individual hairs during a person's lifetime. Statistics show that most men have a 50% chance of experiencing hereditary hair loss by their 50th birthday. The normal cycle of hair growth lasts from two to six years.

Some mycotic infections can cause massive hair loss. One type of baldness is called traction alopecia, which is most commonly found in people with ponytails or cornrows who...

At any Stage of our life, only 10% of hair is in resting phase. They Fall off in 2-3 months and the new hair grows in a total time of 2-6 years. About 90% of the hair grows on our scalp at a time and They grow at a rate of 1 cm. per month.

Normally hair lasts for two to four years in men and four to six years in Women.

Hair Internal Structure : Deep Inside The hair follicle, the hair forms inside a hair bulb and protrube and grow outside.

Any Method of hair...

Susan woke up one fine day to find tufts of hair on her pillow. An extremely worried Susan stood in front of her mirror to examine the gravity of her hair loss. She called up Margaret, a friend and a doctor at the same time.

“Why me?” was Susan’s first question to Margaret. Her question echoes that of almost every person approaching the doctor for hair loss treatment. Margaret assured Susan that hair loss is a normal routine of the hair life cycle. Each hair...

Alopecia is the medical terminology used to describe hair loss.  It is an especially distressing condition in women, since it is less publicized and socially accepted than male alopecia.  There are three major types of female alopecia: androgenetic alopecia, alopecia areata and Telogen Effluvium.

The most common type of female alopecia is androgenetic alopecia, which is when women have thinning or diffuse hair loss at the top of the head while keeping their front...

This is a report presenting the unusual case of hair casts occurring after psychological trauma. These pseudonits must be correctly differentiated from pediculosis capitis.

Hair casts (peripilar keratin casts), or pseudonits, are 2 to 7 mm long, discrete, firm, shiny, white, freely movable tubular accretions that encircle the hair shafts of the scalp. Cursory examination of the patient with these pseudonits may result in the erroneous diagnosis of pediculosis capitis.

There are many types of adhesives on the market for the hair replacement wearer so choosing the right one can be confusing at best. With lace adhesives you will usually find that the material is somewhat lighter than adhesives for base attachment. They are usually resin based and the viscosity is varied depending on the amount of solvent they contain.

Lace adhesives are intended specifically for lace application they are softer and more pliable and would probably not be as...