How To Get Great Healthy and Stylish HairWritten by Marquetta Breslin
You often lament that your hair is unruly with problems like split ends, knots and excessive dryness. A streak of longing may suddenly grip you when you see beautiful hair of a model. You think healthy hair is nothing but nature’s doing bestowed over privileged few you may not be able to see underlying hard work behind such beautiful mane. Winter is one of worst enemies of hair that makes it dry. In winter, dry heat and low indoor humidity also affect hair. In such conditions, it becomes difficult to keep hair silky, smooth and moist. While you might think use of hot rollers, straightening irons and curling wands are necessary to keep your hair in right shape their prolonged use can wreak havoc to texture of your otherwise beautiful tresses. Sometimes you heat your hair to such an extent that smokes start to come out of it burning natural oils present in hair. Never let this situation occur as it may harm hair irreparably.
| | The Truth about Hair Miniaturization You Must KnowWritten by Marquetta Breslin
Hair miniaturization causes damage to hair by making it smaller and finer. Hair miniaturization can have many reasons. Changes in metabolism or in external environment can have their effects on hair. The hair follicles respond to changes in our diet, drugs, health, stress level and living environment, which may result in miniaturization of hair. Deterioration of hair follicle from pollutants and toxins also lead to miniaturization. However, researchers opine that miniaturization occurs mostly because of genetic reasons. This problem often passes on to generation from generation.The body produces certain hormones that trigger hair miniaturization. Dihydrotestosterone (DHT), an aromatization by-product of testosterone has a major role in causing miniaturization. DHT in body increases as men approach adulthood. It results in androgenetic alopecia or male pattern baldness, where follicles cease producing healthy hair. The hair becomes shorter, thinner and more brittle. One way of treating androgenetic alopecia is to inject cells to reverse miniaturization. In this process, artificially implanted cells integrate with resident hair follicles to help them produce healthy hair. People in early stages of androgenetic alopecia can benefit from this method. The implanted cells boost hair follicles in miniaturization to bring them back into a productive state.
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