Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Herbal Hair Oil

Herbal Hair Tonic is a complete unique herbal formula for treatment of hair loss. With no side effects. No need hair transplantation.Natural ingredients with no harsh irritating agents. Easy treatment with no necessary supplements. Hair nurtures all over the place on the human body apart from on the palms of our hands and the soles of our feet. There is a variety of hair types many of hairs are so fine they are practically invisible. Hair is in point of fact made up of a protein also known as keratin the same protein which is present in nails as well. This protein is produced in hair follicles in the external coating of skin. While follicles produce new hair cells; old cells are being pressed out from side to side towards the exterior side of the skin at the tempo of about six inches per year. The hair you can see with your naked eye is in reality a filament of deceased keratin cells. Studies shed light on the fact that the standard adult head has about 100,000 to 150,000 hairs and loses up to 100 of them a day. If you are experiencing few hair in your hair brush after combing you don t need to get mystified because hair experts state it is not necessarily a cause for alarm.
When undergoing the hair development process a filament of hair goes all the way through three different life cycles which are:

Anagen which involves active hair growth. This phase of hair life cycle lasts for about two to six years.
Catagen is a transitional phase which lasts for approximately two to three weeks.
Telogen is the last and the resting phase. At the end of the latent phase which stays for two to three months, the hair is drop, a new hair restores it and the growing cycle starts again from antigen phase.
Studies affirm that baldness is the situation of lacking hair where it usually would grow, especially on the head. The most common form of baldness is a progressive hair-thinning condition that occurs in adult humans and other primate species.

The severity and nature of baldness can vary to a great extent, typically it ranges from male and female pattern alopecia Areata, which involves the loss of some of the hair from the head, and alopecia totalis, which involves the loss of all head hair, to the most tremendous form, alopecia universals, which involves the loss of all hair from the head and the body. The emotional effects for individuals experiencing hair loss diverge widely. Some people become accustomed to the change contentedly, whilst others have harsh problems connecting to anxiety, depression, social phobia, and in some cases, identity change.

Scientific research states that the normal cycle of hair growth lasts for 2 to 6 years. Each hair grows just about 1 centimeter per month during this segment. Nearly 90 percent of the hair on the scalp is growing at any one time. Meanwhile the remaining 10% are is in a resting phase. After 2 to 3 months, the resting hair falls out and new hair starts to grow in its lay. It is quite normal to discard some hair each day as part of this cycle. Nevertheless, some people may also face relatively unnecessary hair loss. Hair loss of this type can affect any gender principally men, women and children.

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There is always a cure for almost every disease that exists in today s century. We also provide you the best herbal hair tonic which in point of fact helps you regain your hair with all that shine and smoothness you have always urged for. It also prevents future hair loss which is one potential feature of the all-natural medication we provide. If you are suffering from constant hair loss then you should undeniably need to go for our product because we value your money. We offer money back guarantee if in case you don t experience any confirmatory results.
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Monday, March 29, 2010

HAIR GROWTH OIL

Neem Oil, Hair Growth And Hair Loss.
Does Neem Hair Oil Work?

Yes, apparently neem oil works. Neem hair oil regularly receives rave reviews from customers.
The benefits from using neem oil on hair can be impressive.
What I find interesting is that the expensive luxury brand hair oil, which uses neem leaf extract rather than neem oil, gives the same results as using straight neem oil on your hair and scalp.
Neem oil can relieve dry and itchy scalp, dandruff, the symptoms of scalp psoriasis, as well as giving you silky, shiny, stronger hair and encourage growth. It really makes a big difference, and it does so seemingly over night.
People who have already tried everything to help their thinning, dry hair are besides themselves when seeing the immediate improvements after using neem oil hair products.
Neem oil can even help with hair problems like hair loss and premature graying, where loss of hair or loss of color is caused by imbalances and health issues, rather than normal aging. (Sorry, even neem oil won't stop the aging process...)

How Does Neem Hair Oil Work?

Healthy hair is the result of a healthy scalp, and your scalp is part of your skin. Everything that's been said about the use of neem oil for skin care is also relevant to using neem oil for your hair. But don't focus only on the neem oil.

Traditional Indian hair beauty treatments use neem leaf.

A watery extract, basically a tea made from neem leaves, is used as a rinse to prevent hair loss, and neem leaf pastes are used like conditioning packs. Those neem hair treatments soothe any irritations, prevent dryness and flaking, nourish the scalp and improve its general immunity and health. Exactly as they do for the skin on the rest of your body.

So where does neem oil come into it?

All parts of the neem plant have the same ingredients, but in different amounts. The oil has the highest concentration of Azadirachtin, the substance that's responsible for the effect of neem oil on insects and other parasites (like mites).
Problems with hair lice? Neem oil is what you need. And as you solve the hair lice problem you notice that the neem treatment also leaves your hair shiny and silky, soft but strong. Neem oil does have the same effect that the leaf extract has, but it is less pleasant to use. It stinks. On the other hand it is certainly easier to get hold of for most people than fresh neem leaves.
Most people's skin/scalp is dry from too much exposure to harsh chemicals, environmental toxins, not to forget the stuff in your average shampoo... Oil is good. Oil is a rich, nourishing treatment. Regular warm oil treatments, say with for example olive oil or coconut oil, are beneficial for your hair in any way.

How To Use Neem Oil On Hair?

A neem hair oil based on other oils and enriched with neem leaf extract is probably the ideal way to use neem on hair. You have the benefit of an oil treatment and the benefits of neem, combined with ease of use and a beautiful scent.
But if you already use neem oil in your household or garden, then you can also use just that. (I'm talking about pure, organic, raw neem oil). Add some of it to your shampoo to make your own neem shampoo, or dilute it in a light carrier oil to make your own neem hair oil. (Olive, almond, coconut or jojoba all make great hair oils.)
For an intensive treatment massage neem hair oil into your hair and scalp, leave it for 30 minutes at least, up to over night, and then wash your hair with neem shampoo. You'll love the difference.
Neem oil, the oil pressed from the seeds of the neem tree, is the most widely known and used neem product.
Well, at least in the western world it is. Indians, of course, have known and used all parts of the neem tree for thousands of years...
Neem oil has many different uses and benefits...
A natural insect repellent
A safe pesticide
A fertilizer
A skin care ingredient
A contraceptive
A medicine with hundreds of different uses...

It makes your bathroom tiles sparkle and adds flavour to exotic stir frys.
...
Ok, I made up that last bit. It seemed so fitting. Like neem can do anything!
It does seem a bit too good to be true, doesn't it? How can one substance do so many different things?
This page is your guide to more information about all the different uses and benefits of neem oil, and also to the problems and drawbacks of using it.

Saturday, March 27, 2010

make natural red hair dye


How to make natural red hair dye.
The most irritating thing about dyeing your hair red is the same as with every other color. You could end up bald just by using very strong chemicals. The natural method is friendlier, but getting that red hair going will not be easy. You will not succeed in dyeing your blonde or black hair unless you have the right natural red hair dye. To make a good red hair dye, carry out these steps.

Make sure you have made up your mind. The first step to having a red hair dye is to make sure that you really want to have one. Unless you are making the dye for another person, you have to decide if you are willing to go all the way. It will take you a couple of times to make the recipe because dyeing your hair red could take more than one application. Aside from that, having red hair might not suit you at all. You will need to clarify your decision with yourself several times before you make any move.

Gather the materials. You will need a cup of rose hips, 2 cups water, and unsweetened red Kool-Aid. You might want to cut the rose hips or squeeze them a little bit. This will facilitate the release of the fruit’s juices, and lessen the time you have to spend on this.

Making the dye. Place ½ cup of the red Kool-Aid into a casserole with the 2 cups of water then stir it. Heat the casserole on your stove. Adjust the stove to medium heat just before the mixture boils, and then put in the rose hips. Stir the concoction every now and then until the liquid turns into a paste. Transfer the paste into a cooler container then let it cool for a while

Using the dye. Test a small amount of the paste on your skin to see if you can tolerate the heat. Using the paste when it is cold and more solid might not be advisable since it can leave parts of your hair untreated. Testing the paste on your skin for 20 minutes will also determine if you are allergic to any of the ingredients.

Storing the dye. Place the dye in an airtight container, which should be stored in a cool and dry place. If the dye dries up anyway, stir it while adding a tsp of water until it regains its thick consistency. Repeat step 1 to make a new batch of the dye if it will not turn back into a paste.

When you decide to use the dye, use it like you would when you have the artificial one. Although this recipe could produce a more natural red hair, you might have to use it several times to get the hair color that you are looking for. Always be reminded to use the product on a smaller scale first before actually applying it on the rest of your hair.

perfect black hair color


How to choose the perfect black hair color.
Changing your hair color is fun, exciting and can drastically alter your look. If you decide to be a brunette and trade in your golden locks for silky black tresses, you have the option of having it done professionally in a salon or using a kit and doing it yourself at home.

A lot of people are able to carry off having darker hair color than lighter color. Just about any race and most skin tones will look lovely with dark tresses. Black hair can look exotic and look very dramatic against pale Caucasian skin. Asians and African Americans generally have black hair.

Black hair is relatively easy to do since there are not that many shades of the color in the way there are for blonde, brown and red hair colors. Black hair color is usually just jet black, or black with blue tinge.

If you are ready to have the sexy look and allure black hair offers, read on. Here’s how to choose the perfect black hair color.

1 Decide what kind of coverage you need. Do you want to dye your entire head black or do you need to just cover our roots. If you just need to color your roots, you may decide to do the hair dye yourself at home. Hair color kits are readily available in any beauty supply section of supermarkets and drugstores and are very affordable. If you are changing the color of all your hair, it’s best to go to a salon, especially if you are making a drastic change such as changing from blonde to black.
2 If you are drastically changing your hair color from blonde to black, it’s best to do it in degrees. Start with a semi permanent hair dye. Black can be rather ageing and hard on someone who’s always had light colored hair. Semi permanent dyes will darken your hair gradually and the color lasts anywhere from 4 to 6 weeks. This will give you time to adjust to your darkening locks. Also, try the product on a small section of your hair first.
3 Once you are ready to make the commitment to black locks, you may use permanent hair dyes. Avoid hair dyes that have peroxide. Permanent hair dyes don’t wash out but you will need regular touch ups.
4 Unless you are going for the Goth or Cleopatra look, jet black hair looks unnatural on most people. Add some dark drown highlights to your black hair to soften it. Highlights will add more depth and texture to your hair.
5 Have your hair color done in a salon by a professional if your hair has been processed before (such as permanent or hair relax) or if you are drastically changing your hair color. You will get the best result this way. Show the stylist a picture of the way you want your black hair color to turn out.
6 Care for your hair properly after you dye your hair. Permanent hair dyes are very damaging to the hair so use deep moisturizing treatments and conditioners formulated for colored or chemically processed hair. This will ensure that your hair color stays true and longer. It will keep your hair stronger and reverse any damage.
If you choose properly, you will get the best results. Enjoy your sexy black tresses!

your own hot oil treatment

HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN OIL TREATMENT.

While you must have heard or read by now that hair in itself is a non-living entity that is produced by hair follicles – the living component that is in your scalp; there are still numerous reasons why you have to take care of your hair and continuously nourish it. Hair is made out of keratin and with enough care and treatment you would be able to maintain its natural glow, luster and strength.

You could always go to a parlor or a salon to get some form of hot oil hair treatment to make your hair extra smooth and shiny but that would cost you a lot of money. There are also hot oil creams that you could apply yourself at home but at the end of the day, these can still be some unnecessary expenses that simply could not be made in the face of a poorly performing economy.

If you want to have nice hair despite the floundering economy, try these techniques to improvise your own hot oil treatments at home.

Select natural oils that you can use for your own hot oil treatment. One of the most commonly used oils for this purpose is olive oil. Using oil on your hair can help make the hair strands less brittle and less prone to breakage. Dry and fragile hair can be bad especially if you do a lot of things to your hair. If you blow dry or put a lot of chemicals in your hair like dyes and similar
products it is possible that your hair is being damaged by what you are doing.
Combine different oils. This can help balance out the concoction. You may use various types of oils like carrot oil, grape seed oil and even castor oil. All natural oils have the ability to renew the natural ability of the hair to be shiny, smooth and soft to the touch. You may even use more exotic types of oil like jojoba and coconut oil. Both these oils have been known to have good effects on the hair and scalp.
Massage this oil combination your hair. Start from the scalp and make sure that you spread the oil from the base of your hair shaft to the very tip of it. This would allow you to really make each hair strand coated with the oil that would make it a lot healthier.
Activate the oil by going under a hair warmer. If you don’t have one, just get a towel and soak it in hot water. You may wrap it around your head and the effect would be very similar.
Rinse the hot oil off your hair with water and just stroke your newly rejuvenated mane of hair.
That’s how simple making your own hot oil treatment is. Just trick out some of the oil commonly found in your pantry and have fun with it!

Friday, March 26, 2010

Curly Hair,naturally

Curly hair is oftentimes very difficult to manage. Wouldn’t the whole world just be a better place if we all had straight, manageable hair? Some people are blessed to have exactly that, but some just aren’t that lucky.

It’s not really such a burden to have unruly and wild curly hair if you only know the right way to manage it. You’ll be surprised at all the different styles and ways you can wear your hair and you’ll soon learn to love being born with naturally curly hair!
Here are a few tips you can try to manage your naturally curly hair.

Wash and wear. One advantage of having curly hair is that you really don’t have much use for a comb. Right after taking a shower, you can just dry your hair and you would be good to go. If you’re the type who lives by the saying “Messy is beautiful,” then having naturally curly hair is the right style for you. Just tousle those curls and you’re all set.

Go to your favorite hairstylist and get a haircut. You may go for short layers to create that playful, funky look. You may wear it long and loose to give that fresh, cool look. Any hairstyle that you choose, it’s going to look okay as long as you wear it confidently and proudly. Don’t be ashamed your hair’s going different sorts of directions.

Soften your curls with conditioner. To tame your hair a bit, you can ask your hairstylist for suggestions as to what conditioner you can use to make the curls softer and look lighter. A hot oil treatment or hair spa will also do the job. This way, every time you run a comb through your hair it would go all the way and not get stuck somewhere in the middle.
Don’t brush your hair wet. On that note, it is also advised to refrain from brushing your hair right away after washing it. Doing so would cause the curly patterns to break and therefore creating a lot of frizz. Should you feel the need to brush your hair, do so right before showering or after applying the conditioner, before you rinse it out.

If you have been blessed with tiny curls and you would want to define them, here is an effective way: take one lock of hair at a time and twirl them around your index finger. Do this after drying your hair a bit, while it’s still a bit damp.

Straighten your hair. Straightening naturally curly hair is something that is quite hard to achieve. If you want your hair to undergo a drastic change and have your hair completely straightened out, you would need to consult your hairstylist about what treatments you can have done on your hair. But if you would just want to be straight-haired for a day or so, you have another option. You could use a straightening iron. It would be best to have someone assist you with this because the iron is hot and you would need to have someone help you straighten your hair one section at a time.

Having naturally curly hair can be both a blessing and a curse, and this would usually depend on the prevailing trends in fashion and style. You can highlight your curly hair as a fashion statement, or you can tone it down a bit if you want to be subtle.

how to avoid bad hair days

Do your bad hair days happen after rushed mornings? We all develop a healthy routine in the morning as we prepare for work, school or loitering. Oversleeping leads to rushing, which can upset the routine. Guess what? This is often why we leave for work upset over bad hair. We didn't have time to follow the routine. Maybe we blow-dried our hair more than usual or, in a mad rush, applied too much hair spray. Maybe we forgot product that our hairstyle requires. Maybe we ran out of product because we were too rushed the previous morning to take account of the empty bottle. The point is, rushing won't help you avoid bad hair days, but it can cause them.
I bet there's someone with perfect hair at work, school or wherever you loiter - someone who never suffers even a moment of imperfect hair. Every follicle is in place. Every cuticle shines healthily. '(Sigh...) If only there were a way... for my--my hair....' you think.

While we all hope that person has a spectacularly bad hair day sometime, the truth is that you can have hair that healthy, too. You can be the person who never has a bad hair day. It's all a matter of whether you want to tolerate the occasional bad hair day, or devote the time and effort to ensure that it never happens again. Are you ready to take these three steps?

Develop the discipline to adhere to a good morning routine.
Honestly detail your routine and hair desires with your hairstylist.
Come to terms with your hair type and make the necessary adjustments to prevent oiliness or dryness.
If so, you can avoid bad hair days.

how to avoid bad hair days

We've gotten a lot of mileage out of "bad hair day." The term conjures up a comically unfortunate hairstyle, an anomaly for someone whose hair is normally at least presentable, if not stylish and dignified. Why do bad hair days happen? How much of it is meddling and mistreatment, as opposed to bad luck? Who's to blame? Anyone? Some higher being?

Does the phrase resonate with us because of our inclinations to boil all of life's problems down into a relatively trivial, unrelated complaint? Or does it resonate because something relatively minor can overwhelm and ruin our day?

First of all, you must make sure that you aren't just projecting your unrelated, larger issues onto perfectly innocent hair. Take a few moments to reflect on your day. Is your hair to blame? If it helps, take a picture of yourself right now and compare it to a picture of you on a good day. Does your hair look any different?

If you're certain that your hair is indeed bad today, then it's time to diagnose the problem and see to it that the mistake is never repeated.
If your bad hair days become increasingly common, you run the risk of turning them into... normal hair days. Typically, the reason for this will be the condition of your hair. Is your hair too oily or too dry? Both extremes can definitely cause bad hair days until you nurse your hair back to luscious health. To do this, you must modify your hair products, grooming habits and nutrition. Read our articles about how to care for dry hair and oily hair. Right those wrong tresses!
Sometimes a new hairstyle can cause bad hair days. People often have to wait for several days or maybe even a couple weeks before their new style grows enough to look good. Sometimes the bad hair days continue as the hair grows. If you can't shake the bad hair day, then you should get your hair styled for a second time, by a different stylist. If the bad hair ceases as the hair grows, then observe how long your hair must be in order to look good in that style. The more guidance and detail you can give a hairstylist next time, the more you can avoid bad hair days in the future.

Thursday, March 25, 2010

WOMEN HAIR LOSS


It can not be disputed that women tend to spend more time on their appearance than most men and are therefore more attune to any changes which may be occurring. They are more than likely to notice the see-through quality of thinning hair early on. When this starts to happen it is a slow process, not one where the hair loss or thinning of the hair is enough to clog the drain as it falls out all at once.

Women would generally be aware of the female genetic balding process when they discover problems with styling their hair. When this occurs it is fortunate as it will allow the Women to adjust her styling to compensate for the hair loss. If the loss is greater or continues, then the Women is able to conceal this with a new hairstyle, up to a point. By having a layered cut, a pulled back style like a pony tail, or a bun, the Women is able to disguise the thinning hair fairly well. They will also have the option of using hair extensions or other types of hair systems.

However, regardless of how well they disguise it, hair loss is a psychological challenge for women who will fondly remember their thick, luxurious hair of times gone by, and will be aghast at the lumps of hair they find on their hairbrushes or in the drain. The thinning of hair can make a Women feel older and less attractive.

There are a number of types of identifiable hair loss in women, and they will differ based and due to their causes. The cause of female hair loss is evident in the pattern, and doctors are able to look at the pattern of loss to determine the cause and an idea of how to treat it.

Roughly 10 per cent of women will experience the classic pattern of genetic hair loss, which is an intact frontal hairline for the first 2/3 inch, and the hair loss behind that persistent hairline.

One other type of recognizable pattern of genetic hair loss in women relates to the top of the head, and therefore spares the frontal edge of the hair line. Some women with genetic hair loss may experience a diffuse hair loss. This refers to the thinning of the hair all over the head, including the sides and back of the head, and will not be confined to any particular part of the head. This type of hair loss is more common in postmenopausal women, although it can show up in younger women too.

You can find out more about the common causes of women's hair loss at:

In regard to women and the thinning of hair patterns, there is a distinct relationship between mother, sisters, aunts, and grandmothers. When a history is taken from women who suffer with hair thinning problems, there are generally more than half of the women interviewed who have thinning hair or suffer with baldness, who have female relatives with a similar problem.

Genetic hair loss in women is relatively uncommon and is usually referred to as female pattern baldness or female androgenetic alopecia. In women with this condition, the common pattern will differ to that of men. The pattern of hair loss in men will follow the Norwood classification, the postmenopausal pattern in women is characterized by diffuse thinning starting at just behind the normal hairline and spreading to and beyond the swirl. Unlike men, women with this type of hair loss often have a significant level of miniaturization in the back and side of the scalp. This relates to the decreasing hair shaft thickness in some hair and loss of hairs within the follicular unit.

In some women, the genetic pattern of hair loss is closely related to an increase in male sex hormone - androsterone, testosterone, and DHT. However, in most cases of genetic hair loss, it will occur when the sex hormone levels are normal. Women who develop pattern balding later in life also have a genetic component to their hair loss, however, the relationship is not as strong. The changes which occur at the time of the menopause are an obvious contributing factor.

Due to the fact that genetic hair loss presents itself in a different way in women than it does in men, a different classification system is used. The Ludwig classification, illustrated below, is used by Doctors to describe the thinning that women experience. A Ludwig type 1 is related to the mild widening of the part width. Type 2 will be associated with patients who have increased thinning with moderate widening of the part. Type 3 patients will suffer significant widening of the part width.
A few women will develop pattern balding in a way that is similar to that of men. These patients are therefore better classified using the Norwood classification system and the hair loss will be mainly limited to the front and top of the scalp and won’t affect the back and sides. These patients may well benefit from hair transplant surgery. Approximately 15 per cent of women suffer with this type of pattern balding.
Aside from genetics, female hair loss can derive from a variety of medical causes, from the general to the more specific, including postpartum and menopausal hair loss. Many medical conditions may cause hair loss and can include thyroid disease, anemia, iron deficiency, weight loss induced by severe dieting or eating disorders, medication use, and a variety of autoimmune diseases.

As a woman who may be experiencing hair loss, you should initially be evaluated by a dermatologist to ensure that there are no underlying skin conditions which may be contributing to the hair loss. These may require a different type of treatment and a biopsy may be needed to rule out the presence of certain skin diseases such as alopecia areata.

Your local GP will be able to carry out the tests required, and a dermatologist could hone in on a diagnosis. Blood tests can be crucial in ruling out some identifiable medical conditions, and can check the following contributors to female hair loss:

ANA - antinuclear antibody - used to test for lupus or other autoimmune diseases. The test will be either negative or positive, and further testing will be necessary if the result is positive.
Iron - check on serum iron levels, TIBC (total iron binding capacity) and ferritin deficiencies in iron.
Estradiol - a sex hormone which indicates the status of ovarian output. FSH - follicle-stimulating hormone. This indicates the status of ovarian output and will reflect the woman’s ability to ovulate.
LH - utilizing hormone - a sex hormone which indicates the status of ovarian output a woman may have in her overall aging process, when she ovulates, this hormone stimulates the production of eggs.
Free testosterone - could help the doctor to determine the woman’s ability to convert testosterone into estrogen.
SHBG - sex hormone binding globulin - the level will indicate the status of male hormones.
TSH - thyroid-stimulating hormone - the level will show the presence of hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism.
Total testosterone - will be largely bound to proteins in the blood.
It is necessary to remember that even after a medical condition has been corrected, your hair loss may persist due to a switch in your genetic makeup that has been turned on when the medical condition occurs. Once the hair loss starts it could be hard to turn this switch off. It would be hoped that following treatment for the medical condition that the hair loss would slow down and that any deficiency in you overall hormone balance is corrected.


HAIR GrOWTH

Please read the following reader friendly notes carefully before embarking on your chosen hair growth strategy.

Hair Growth

Hair consists of long keratin fibres, twisted rope-like and protected by an outer coating of keratinised cells. A cluster of active cells known as the dermal papilla lies just below the surface of the skin and it is from here that the hair fibre grows in its follicle or shaft.

The growing fibre becomes hardened to form the final hair structure which extrudes from the scalp. At this point the hair fibre is dead with only the root tip exhibiting living, growing cells. The number of dermal papillae is determined at birth as the body cannot produce additional clusters.

The hair growth cycle is characterized by three main stages:

1. Anagen stage - this is a fixed phase of growing that usually lasts between two and seven years. The average rate of growth is about six inches (15cm) per year with all hairs growing at roughly the same rate, depending on one's age, health and genetic make-up.

2. Catagen stage - this is a phase of transition lasting for roughly two to four weeks. At this time the hair shaft becomes detached from the dermal papilla and moves upward within a contracting follicle.

3. Telogen stage - this resting period lasts about three months allowing the hair to detach itself from the follicle prior to falling out. At this point the cycle repeats itself.

The shedding of hairs is therefore a natural process with anything from 100 to 300 hairs randomly shed from the scalp each day.

The influence of genetics

The dominant factor affecting hair growth is the genetic program that gives a particular hair follicle a predisposition to grow a new hair, or to stay in the resting phase and not grow hair. The cells that contain each individual follicle will possess a pre-determined set of instructions that is initiated and controlled by hormones released by the various glands in the body.

The cells that make up our body communicate with each other through hormones. The specialist cells in hair follicles have receptors for certain types of hormone messages that initiate a pre-programmed response. All normal men and women produce what are known as male hormones, the most common ones being testosterone, androsteinedione and dihydrotestosterone (DHT). These hormones have a useful role to play in both sexes but occur in different concentrations. The fact that androgens occur in much higher concentrations in men explains why this form of hair loss is much more common in men than in women.

The effect of these hormones on hair follicles is as follows:

1) High levels of an enzyme called 5-alpha-reductase occur in certain cells of the hair follicle and sebaceous glands.

2) 5-alpha-reductase converts testosterone into DHT.

3) DHT causes a process of miniaturization of the robust terminal hairs.

4) This leaves fine, short, less pigmented vellus hairs that provide inadequate scalp coverage.

5) The growth phase becomes progressively shorter until these hairs are lost for good.

Natural progression of hair loss:

At birth humans are covered with varying amounts of soft, fine body hair that is vellus in nature. Through time some of this hair becomes the more robust terminal type that may change color and texture. At puberty the hairline is characterized by its low, flat spread across the forehead but this persists only for a few years.

As men progress through their twenties the hairline assumes a more mature look with slight front-temporal recessions. This gives a concave appearance to the hairline on each side with a lower peak in the middle, as illustrated in Norwood Scale Number II Classification below. A hairline is considered to be balding only when the pattern resembles that illustrated in Norwood Class III.

The Norwood Scale is an extremely useful tool in developing your hair growth strategy as it allows you to establish your own degree of hair loss in a way that is understood by experts in the field of hair loss treatment. Most importantly, it can help you to differentiate between normal hair loss that does not require urgent remedial action, and more extreme loss that does require immediate treatment.

HAIR LOSS TREATMENT

HAIR LOSS TREATMENT:INTRODUCTION
f you're anything like me you'll be more than a bit skeptical about the statement above. Let's face it, how often have you been told there aren't any effective hair loss solutions? How many ads have promised you a miracle cure? How many web sites have bombarded you with conflicting advice on how you can treat baldness? As time goes on more and more hair loss solutions hit the market, each one claiming to deliver that elusive cure for premature hair loss.

I've been there, baffled by the torrent of misleading information and that's why I've invested every spare moment in cutting through the rubbish peddled by so-called experts or rip-off merchants to find out what really does work for those of us who won't accept premature hair loss. These pages present my findings and answers in a simple and clear language that all of us can understand.

This site is dedicated to all those men and women searching for a way to treat baldness without spending a fortune or being ripped off in the process. Whether you simply wish to learn more about the causes of your dwindling hair or you want to discover the hair loss solutions that have been proven to work, then you will find the answers here.

By travelling through the site you'll learn how to identify the true causes of your premature hair loss and keep up to date with the latest exciting developments. These may range from promising pharmaceutical innovations to traditional remedies that are enjoying renewed popularity.

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Tuesday, March 23, 2010

funky summer fashion


Monday, March 22, 2010

SUMMER FASHION GLASSES




Thursday, March 18, 2010

special face treatment for men

Special face treatment for men
Description of procedure: Men’s skin is different from women’s skin. It is oilier and it suffers more from daily shaving. Thalgo offers special treatment and products for men, for all types of men’s skin, who would like to have healthy, relaxed and clean skin. Skin will gain its strength and stability again. It will be able to deal with everyday aggressive influences (shaving) and the treatment will slow down getting older. Relaxing head massage, make-up removal, peeling, sea spray, sea-weed extract Algue Bleue Vital ®, face, neck and trapezius massage, plastic peeling mask Oceane application, final day cream application.
Application time: Treatment: 75 minutes

a treatment for sensitive skin with creamy mask

A treatment for sensitive skin with creamy mask
Description of procedure: This treatment is intended for a sensitive and a reactive skin. The sensitive type of skin is not a type of skin as such. It is expressed by red spots, itching, tension and tingled feelings. Skin is more sensitive due to heredity, stress, pollution or using unsuitable cosmetic products.
Suitable for: Soft and dry skin is prone to this problem. This treatment significantly increases tolerance threshold. The treatment and regular usage of the products significantly helps to decrease and completely eliminate the problem. These products contain active substance of sea-weed Hyposensine®, which increases tolerance threshold of skin and herbal extracts of witch-hazel hamamelis and tropical tree Candeia with calming and softing effects against skin irritation. Make-up removal, peeling, sea spray, cream application for sensitive skin and sea nectar; face, low-neck and trapezius massage, cream mask application by brush, at last application of day and eye cream.
Application time: Treatment 45 minutes.

deep treatment for wrinkles

Description of procedure:
Revolutionary made-to-measure treatment for each client allows taking care of the most significant wrinkles effectively thanks to a new double mask in form of stripes, gel and wrinkle massage. Mask stripes are applied straightly to the most significant wrinkles according to the client needs! For the rest face area is applied gel mask, which immediately merge into the skin and creates effect of the second skin. New active substance Thalgo, which is contained in the mask stripes – Microspheres of hyaluronic acid bring immediate and unique effect – wrinkle fold swells up and this leads to significant and miraculous elimination of the wrinkle! Relaxing head massage, make-up removal, peeling, sea spray, special wrinkle serum application, special face and neck massage against wrinkles Thalgomarine by wrinkle serum, mask application in form of stripes straightly into the deepest wrinkles, gel mask application onto the rest area of the face and the neck, at last day and eye cream application.
Application time: Treatment 90 minutes

Saturday, March 13, 2010

skin care





What is Hydrotherapy?
Hydrotherapy is the use of water, either internally or externally, to maintain health and prevent disease. Although it was the Romans who introduced spas throughout the Roman empire, modern hydrotherapy is commonly attributed to Father Sebastian Kneipp (1821-97), who believed that water would ‘dissolve, remove and strengthen’. Dissolve matter-containing disease, remove diseased matter from the body and strengthen the body by restoring cleansed blood to the tissues and maximizing circulation.
According to its mineral content, water taken internally can have a laxative, diuretic, phlegmatic (phlegm producing) or diaphoretic (perspiration-inducing) effects. Used externally, water has the power to improve blood and lymph circulation, relax tension in the tissues, alleviate pain and calm the nervous system.

In the past, little controlled research had been carried out into hydrotherapy; and what little there had been done, was more often than not, conducted in Germany. However, in recent years some interesting studies have been carried out into the varied forms and applications of hydrotherapy in medicine.

The sun's ultraviolet rays can damage your skin, even more so if you get sunburned. It can result in skin cancer and premature aging.

Many prescription drugs increase the sensitivity of your skin to the sunlight. This can increase your chances of rashes or sunburn.

Skin Infections:
These infections have a bacterial, viral, or a fungus type basis, such as athlete's foot.

The body's immune system has to fight off viral skin infections although you can treat the symptoms related to the virus.

Rashes and other lesions may be signs of skin disorders originating from an infection.

Irritants:
Some of the skin problems are temporary and can be caused by insect bites, poison ivy or poison oak.

These create itchy rashes and in some cases pustules.

Prescription Drug Reactions:
Drug reactions can cause rashes, hives, and swelling.

You should notify your healthcare provider if you develop any skin conditions after starting a new medication.

Allergies:
Food allergies can be irritating and cause hives, rashes, itching and facial swelling.

It can be difficult to determine which food causes the reaction, unless you have just recently consumed a new food product. If you believe you have allergies related to food, you should consult your healthcare provider.

Genetics:
If your family has a history of skin-disorders, you may have an increased risk for some skin conditions.

There are some conditions that have been found to be hereditary.

Use high quality for the different type of disorder you have to ensure prevention and/or treatment........




FASHION BEAUTY GUIDE


Main Purpose of this site is provide information in the field of naturopathy research.
This site sets out a list of common minor complaints or complications and there treatment. This site suggests treatments about various skin problems like Pimples, Wrinkles, Black & White heads, Face Sunburn Treatment, Spots, hair loss etc.
It will provide wide information about Makeup, Cloths. It will inform you about the types of Moisturizers, Home Facial Cleansers, Face wash & Scrubs, home made methods to prepare moisturizers & cleansers.
The information is provided to inform the people about the benefits of natural herbs which have no after effects, safe to body & health & has long term effect. You will learn a lot about natural beauty tips, open pores on face, how to make face beautiful, how to apply kajal, witch hazel acne, how to bring glow on face.
There is a lot to share about how to have good and soft nail growth, how to have great eyebrow shapes, doing facials at home, Home paste to remove dirt before wedding, turmeric skin care.


ladies wear

fashion collection

fashion design

fashion dresses of Pakistan

Friday, March 12, 2010

Pakistani dresses

today fashion scene in pakistan is changing rapidly, it is moving fast forward, every quarter
a new pakistani dress designer is coming up with exciting and innovative collection and we are not yet over it
soon a different one comes up with his/her new shalwar kameez collection.
pakistan fashion is changing rapidly sometime short shirts are in and next quarter its longer shirts
and next quarter there are pishwas that are in.

current fashion in Pakistan

latest Pakistani clothes

Material used for all of these Pakistani dresses in our portfolio is of high quality.
The type of material used for different dresses is silk, satin, khaddar, jeans,
cotton, chicken, bareeza, banarsi silk, jamawar, lawn, pure silk, chiffon, jorjet,
hand knitted stuff. Pakistani clothes are decent and have big margin of incorporating different styles. pakistani and Indian clothes look elegant on smart figures for both ladies and gents.
Ladies clothes in pakistan include dupatta that can be worn in different styles and gives stylish look when you carry in different styles.

Pakistani clothes

fashionfarom.blogspot.com can give you tips for selecting dresses that suit you best and also are according to latest fashion prevailing in Pakistan.
Our portfolio for Pakistani clothes includes wide collection of dresses both for casual
and formal wear. We are always there to guide you for selecting right dresses for
your body and personality keeping in mind your looks, appearance, figure, and
your needs.

Thursday, March 11, 2010

idea fashion


Pakistan is blessed with all four seasons i.e. winter, summer, autumn and spring. With the changing climate Pakistani people also change the way of dressing.

Summer fashion is entire different as in winter, as now summer is already inn in Pakistan, people especially are very moody and choosy to wear the things, trying to wear such things which will be more comfortable. Short shirts are in with long slits. Patiala shalwars are not out and normal are inn, All bright colours are out, pastel colours and floral prints are inn. Evening party dress colours are still bright red and black. Embroidery with mirrors, threads, and metals are very much in fashion

urban trend 2010 in Pakistan


Even with world in recession, people still have to wear clothes, so why not choose fashionable garments? The secret of today's recessionista is to tune into the best fashion trends whilst keeping an eye on value and quality for money.In Pakistan summer has already hit and it has hit hard. The fashion has taken a cooler turn too. These days summery clothes, with cool and light colours and floral prints are in.blue, Green, baby pink, white and pastel colours like pistachio, peach etc are the ask of the season.
Airy open slippers are what everybody is wearing when it comes to shoes. The shoes, like the clothes are in beautiful colours and give a funky look. Embroidered and beaded flip flops go with everything.
Long hair is in. Although as summer approaches the length is getting shorter. Wavy and curly hair is more preferred in the summer than straight hair. Waves give a softer look.
Big sunglasses that cover your face partly are the in thing. They not only add style but also protect you from the harsh South Asian sun.

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

fashion stuff


Fashion lovers wants to follow the fashion trens of thier country and want to know about what to carre these days and what not.
fashionfarom.blogspot.com guides you by informing the latest Pakistani Fashion Trends. Here you can find the latest trends of shalwar kameez, seasonal fashion trens, fashion trends for winter, summer fasion trends, trends of hair style, latest trends of shoes and tends of accessories etc.Ecare4all gives you the updates of latest fashion. On this website pakistani women can find lawn collection, casual, formal, semi formal, evening wear, summer wear, winter fashion updates, bridal wear and formal moti sitara kundan dabka embellished dresses. Gota shimmering silver crystal faux pearl embellishment. Stylish dresses and traditional dresses from pakistani fashion and indian fashion. Sari;, toga tunics, Grecian gowns and fringed kurtas. The modern shirts in chikan and tweed teamed with colourful boleros, jersey pants, Mughal tunics, layered saris and swaying kurtas and much more....

style makes reality


Celebrate your summer seasons with the festivity that Gul Ahmed’s collections fill the air with creating an ambiance of a thousand rainbows hovering over us. With Gul Ahmed, is attached an aboriginal recognition. Thus, in every season, they launch mystifying collections in compelling hues and brilliant designs, yet not failing to let down any hopes in the quality of fabrics used, presenting an ultimate trendy luxe.

Women’s and Girls Favourite Dress Summer Collection of Gul Ahmed Lawn Prints. You can buy these designs directly from the Gul Ahmed outlets all over the Pakistan. Mostly Gul Ahmed Collection are in colorful and floral designs. Enjoy the latest summer 2010 colloction of Gul Ahmed.