I’ve talked about this exact same thing throughout a bunch of my other articles, so sorry for repeating myself if you are a regular reader. However, I felt compelled to write a quick little hair snip about the common misconception about trimming your hair.
Everyone has heard the term “dead ends” but do you know what that really means? Let me explain… What Are Dead Ends, Really? Well, here’s the thing: all hair is dead– or at least the hair you see. The only part of hair that is alive, is the hair found in the hair follicle, below the epidermis of the scalp. The actual hair shaft, which is the part you see, has no biochemical activity in it. According to dermatologists, that means its dead. The phrase “dead ends” typically refers to the ends of the hair shaft, where the hair is …
Nobody likes damaged hair; it makes your hair look unsightly, and prevents it from growing longer. With these few simple tips, you can prevent hair damage.
Do you shed hair every day? Do you freak out when you see hair coming out in the shower, or when you brush your hair? I’m not gonna lie… I do. Shedding Hair IS Normal. But the good news is that you don’t have to freak out! It is completely normal for humans to lose a certain amount of hair everyday. How much hair you lose depends on how much hair you have. People with thicker hair and people with more hair tend to shed a lot more. But on average, it is normal to shed between 50 and 150 hairs each …
Have you ever wondered what classifies hair as healthy or damaged? I mean, you can probably just look at it and tell the difference between healthy and damaged hair, but do you really know what is going on up close? In this post, I am going to teach you about five attributes of healthy hair…
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