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thin hair treatment
What can i do about my damaged, thin, lifeless hair?
I recently got the Japanese straightening treatment and it thinned out my hair a lot and made it damaged. My hair isn’t dry but it is weak and unhealthy. What can i do to it so it becomes full of life, strong, and smooth?
Healthy hair regimen :
The best way to make your hair healthy is to take care of it naturally , and there are lots of natural things you can do to your hair to keep it nice and healthy without harming or smothering it with chemicals :
Apply nourrishing masks twice a week !
Try this one : one mashed banana, one spoon of honey, one spoon of olive oil, one spoon of avocado oil, one spoon of castor oil, one egg yolk and, if you’re courageous enogh to take the smell of it, some garlic. Apply that on your hair, wrap it in aluminium foil, put a beanie on and let it rest a few hours, a whole night being the best !
After you washed it, add one spoon of vinegar and spoon of lemon juice to one liter and a half of water, and rinse your hair with that, to avoid chlorine and hard water lingering on your hair, because that causes your hair to go dry and brittle over the long haul !
Also, if you don’t have that, buy a genuine silk pillowcase to sleep on : other fabrics are very harsh on your hair and rub it hard during the night, it’s very damaging to it. As well as straightening, blowdrying or any other heat source ! You really want to stay away from that !
Also shea butter is great for your hair ! Any time you want to wash your hair, make sure you apply shea butter or almond oil on it for about half an hour before you wash it. And put a tiny wee bit of jojoba oil on your ends ( it’s a very fine oil, it won’t show or make your hair greasy ) to prevent them from drying because they’re the most fragile part of the hair.
Apply hair organic sun block on your hair everyday, no matter what the season is or what the weather is like, sun rays dry the hair and skin big time !
Trim it at the very least every four months, though after a few months of that regimen, you’ll notice a huge difference and won’t even need to trim that often ( I sometimes go eight months straight without cutting my hair once , and at this point I don’t have a single split end, yet my hair used to be full of them and so dry and ugly ) !
Taking care of your hair from the inside is very important too : eat hair food, such as meat, eggs, vegetables, lentils, bran cereals etc.
To stimulate the blood circulation under your scalp ( hair gets the nutrients it needs through blood ) ; massage your scalp a few times a week. Here’s the technique : put the tips of your fingers on your scalp and massage it applying circular motion movements. You have to press the tips of your fingers firmly on your scalp, in order to make the scalp move on the skull, and not the fingers move on the skin, because that would not only be a waste of time, but it would also weaken the roots ! Start at the base of the nape and work your way to the forehead, then do the sides. If you can wiggle your scalp muscles, it brings more blood to the roots and you don’t need the massage ! Wiggling them five to ten minutes on a daily basis strengthens the hair like crazy over months, to the point it will never turn greyish ( if you’re young to start with ), for more information about this exercise :
http://www.shapeyourface.com/exercise_five.htm
If you want your hair to be straight, you can straighten it in a healthy way, it’s called wrapping ; when it’s damp ( not dripping ) comb and smooth it all around your head, secure it with bobby pins, then tie a silk scarf around your head and wait for your hair to be dry. It will look evenly straight, but in a natural looking way ! This is a link to a tutorial video showing you how to wrap your hair :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21Uwt-w4mq4
If it’s curly and want to tame your frizzes naturally : apply a tiny bit of jojoba oil on it when it’s damp, put a silk scarf on your hair and wait for it to dry under that ; it will curl in a nice defined shiny way. The silk pillowcase trick also takes care of curls and waves during the night so they don’t lose their shine and definition overnight.
Also you will find that washing your hair with natural shampoo will make a huge difference ; if you can’t afford or don’t want to buy organic shampoo, you can just make your own one ; basically you start with 1/4 cup of distilled water and 1/4 cup of Castile soap ( Castile soap is created exclusively from vegetable oil ), then add the oils and scents you need or want. You’ll notice your hair become very clean for a longer time, and it won’t look tired and flat anymore ; check these sites to find your recipe depending on your hair type ;
http://www.instructables.com/id/Homemade-Shampoo/
http://www.life123.com/beauty/spa-treatments/beauty-tips/easy-homemade-shampoo.shtml
If you don’t want to bother gathering all these ingredients, just use the water and Castile soap mix and add an egg and some olive oil or coconut oil to it.
Hope that helps !
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non surgical hair replacement
What kind of base is best for the non surgical hair replacement?
I need to know what the best type of base substitution is the one for non surgical hair restoration. I have alopecia and am looking for, click Options.
Hi Jane-This is a great question! I'm sorry about your hair loss and can relate completely. I have androgenetic alopecia as well as wear and a hair replacement system. Its base is dependent on how you expect to meet your hair part and how you want to wear their hair. Things to consider length of wear (daily or extended wear), duration of wear (months, you need the last piece), if Use your own growing hair look if you stick etc. The four basic things to consider: front, top appearance, durability and comfort – a function of the order of their concerns. For a bonded hair replacement system, the base peak is not detectable, but there are several options, depending on your needs. I wear a partial bonded hair system, and in the DIY hair replacement training program I teach, we cover all the available basic types, so you sound decision can be perfect for you. Check it out: http://www.crownedbeautiful.com/
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How to stop hair thinning? What was it for you?
I have always had fine hair and I think I inherited, but now I have to lose and is very thin, sometimes called. Some shampoos and conditioners seem to help mask the problem temporarily. I read the shampoo with DHT blockers, but expensive. There are many pills that you can do. I also hear about solutions to the surgical and nonsurgical hair replacement. Please, let me know what worked for you in this situation. Thank you.
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