It's not necessarily always the best idea to buy a full lace wig that's cheap--you get what you pay for. You can, however, search 'discount full lace wigs' or 'clearance full lace wigs' on Google & get a good deal.
I washed my hair about a day and a half after dying it...at the salon i got it done. i took a bath to test my hair and just the dye from my scalp came off. you could tell from the bath water. but yea so wait a day or two to wash your hair. and if you have dandruff the dandruff comes out what ever color you died your hair. it didnt happen to me but it was funny.
First, you have to get decent marks so you can graduate from grade 12 and then apply to a hairstyling school. See if you can volunteer at a hair salon on a Saturday to get the feel of the environment and see what goes on. Maybe you can sweep floors, collect the garbage, the towels; whatever needs to be done at a salon in addition to the actual hairstyling. It is ALL important work that needs to be done. Remember, you'll be part of the team and you can observe some of the things that the stylists do. It'll be exposure, experience and exciting. Good luck finding a place. Don't give up!! Have a high school diploma or GED and be ready to focus for the next year or 1500 hours in school, which ever comes first.
Alleles for both the red hairs and white hairs are used. This is a typical pattern of the codominance
This is more related to factors such as seasonal variations (weather), as well as diseases, than on food.
Essential fatty acids, particularly an omega-6 fatty acid, gamma-linolenic acid and an omega-3 fatty acid, alpha-linolenic acid.
The average for noticeable hair loss is about 30, but that's just an average. For some men it starts much later, and for many men it starts in their twenties. Some even start in their teens.
There really is no age limit to it. Any male from teenager on up is in danger of losing their hair. However, If you still have a full head of hair at 30 then you are more likely to keep it the rest of your life, but that is still not a guarantee.
hair usually grows about 1/2 an inch per month. And grows about 6 inches every year. it depends how old u are. for example, a 40 year olds hair might not grow as fast as a 14 year old, because as you get older, cells divide less frequently, thus making hair grow slower.
No one really knows for sure, but one study noted an increased DHT level and DHT:testosterone ratio in men taking creatine. Testosterone is converted to DHT by 5alpha-reductase, and high DHT levels and DHT:testosterone ratio have been associated with male pattern balding. Propecia, which is used for male pattern balding, is a 5alpha-reductase inhibitor which is supposed to prevent further balding by decreasing conversion of testosterone to DHT.
This effect is probably only likely to occur in people who are genetically susceptible to male pattern baldness however.
A bald spot on the front of the head, is usually caused by lack of meditation. You need to free your body & mind and if you don't, it will punish you by taking away the cover to your brain so that it pours out without being covered.
Super Shiner - Achievement!
Cut hair to no 1. Then procede with a blade shave. Do this in the shower or bath. In the bath massage dash of bath oil into scalp after the shave. I use RADOX moisturiser. After shave - dry scalp and massage a tablespoon amount of EPIMAX skin creme into the scalp - just rubbing gently for a minute.
The glow is all day and looks very healthy.
There's a glossier glow, but email me for howto.
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If hair grew on our plams it would get in the way of grasping things, and many other activities we use our hands with, not to mention we would have to cut our palms all the time
Rabbits lose fur for two reasons: because they're moulting, or because they're sick.
Moulting
If your rabbit is losing a lot of fur, he could just be going through a heavy moult. Rabbits don't shed continuously like cats -- instead, they moult like birds, and shed all their excess fur at once. Rabbits moult three or four times a year.
A moulting rabbit has a healthy, clean looking coat of fur. There's no naked skin showing; or, sometimes a bit of skin does show, but it looks pale and smooth, and clean and healthy, and the fur grows back within a day or two.
Illnesses
If your rabbit has crusty skin, or flaky skin or dandruff, or irritated red skin, or open sores, or wet fur and skin -- these are signs the fur loss is not normal moulting. Your rabbit is sick and needs to see a special rabbit-savvy vet as soon as possible!
Your rabbit may have parasites, or a bacterial infection.
Your rabbit may be fighting with other rabbits.
If the fur loss is just under the chin, this is probably caused by too much moisture in that area. Your rabbit may be drooling, which indicates a dental problem . Or, if your rabbit is overweight and/or has a huge dewlap, the excess moisture may just be from drinking from a bowl instead of a bottle. Either way, bring the rabbit to the vet so you can rule out dental disease (a very serious condition in rabbits!).
If the fur loss is just on the rear end, this is probably caused by urine scald. This could indicate a urinary infection. Or, it could indicate a mobility problem (if the rabbit can't position properly to pee, and then pees on himself, and then can't groom himself properly to get rid of the pee on his fur, this can lead to fur loss).
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Vitamin A - Antioxidant that helps produce healthy sebum in the scalp. Food sources: Fish liver oil, meat, milk, cheese, eggs, spinach, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, apricots and peaches. Daily Dose: 5,000 IU. Warnings: More than 25,000 IU daily is toxic and can cause hair loss and other serious health problems. Vitamin C - Antioxidant that helps maintain skin & hair health. Food sources: Citrus fruits, strawberries, kiwi, cantaloupe, pineapple, tomatoes, green peppers, potatoes and dark green vegetables. Daily Dose: 60 mg. Vitamin E - Antioxidant that enhances scalp circulation. Food sources: Cold-pressed vegetable oils, wheat germ oil, soybeans, raw seeds and nuts, dried beans, and leafy green vegetables. Daily dose: Up to 400 IU. Warnings: Can raise blood pressure and reduce blood clotting. People taking high blood pressure medication or anticoagulants should check with their doctors before taking Vitamin E supplements. Biotin - Helps produce keratin, may prevent graying and hair loss. Food sources: Brewer's yeast, whole grains, egg yolks, liver, rice and milk. Daily dose: 150-300 mcg. Inositol - Keeps hair follicles healthy at the cellular level. Food sources: Whole grains, brewer's yeast, liver and citrus fruits. Daily Dose: Up to 600 mg. Niacin (Vitamin B3) - Promotes scalp circulation. Food sources: Brewer's yeast, wheat germ, fish, chicken, turkey and meat. Daily dose: 15 mg. Warnings: Taking more than 25 mg a day can result in "niacin flush" - a temporary heat sensation due to blood cell dialiation. Pantothenic Acid (Vitamin B5) - Prevents graying and hair loss. Food sources: Whole grain cereals, brewer's yeast, organ meats and egg yolks. Daily dose: 4-7 mg. Vitamin B6 - Prevents hair loss, helps create melanin, which gives hair its color. Food sources: Brewer's yeast, liver, whole grain cereals, vegetables, organ meats and egg yolk. Daily dose: 1.6 mg. Warnings: High doses can cause numbness in hands and feet. Vitamin B12 - Prevents hair loss. Food sources: Chicken, fish, eggs and milk. Daily dose: 2 mg.
Essential fatty acids (flaxseed oil, primrose oil, and salmon oil are good sources) improves hair texture. Prevents dry, brittle hair.
Raw thymus glandular stimulates immune function and improves functioning capacity of glands.
Dosage: 500 mg daily.
Caution: Do not give this supplement to a child
Two amino acids belived to improve quality, texture, and growth of hair. They help prevent hair from falling out.
Dosage: 500 mg each twice daily, and on an empty stomach.
Coenzyme Q10 - Improves scalp circulation. Increases tissue oxygenation. It is also very important for heart health. Take 60 mg daily.
Water makes up one-fourth of the weight of a strand of hair. Moisture makes the hair supple, so make sure you get plenty of fluids. A key point is NOT to wait until you're thirsty. If you're thirsty, it means your body has already lost more water than it should have, and it's urging you to fill up the tank. Water not only hydrates your body, but helps keep your hair silky and shiny. Ideally, you should drink between eight and ten glasses of water a day.Olive Oil- An oil made from Olea Europaea L. that was believed to have been introduced in Egypt in its later periods. It became a main oil for herbal infusions and unguents. Many varieties of olive oil are well known today and used in all sorts of recipes both cosmetic and culinary worldwide.
Emu Oil
Jojoba Oil
Tea Tree Oil
answerprotein, this is what hair is.There is no proof that drinking tap water makes you bald. It's genetics. Some women going through menopause can lose hair near the crown to their forehead. Men often have "male pattern baldness." Take a look at your family and you'll know what I mean by genetics. Drinking tap water may cause hair loss for people who suffer from zinc deficiency. Tap water may contain excess copper, from copper pipes, which prevents absorption of zinc by the small intestine. This causes deficiency of zinc, which in turn causes hair loss. People who are in vegetarian diet may face this problem more than those who eat red meat, because zinc availability from plant sources are less. A zinc supplement taken regularly could avoid this problem.
Once every week to two weeks. Using another oil and not letting your natural oil from your hair to repair your hair itself can damage your hair. Washing your hair too often, using too much heat and hair products and also damage your hair. Wash your hair once every three days or more if you can handle it. I do it once every two weeks.
Yes diet soda can stunt your growth. (Any soda is included in this answer)
The reason being is because soda has a lot carbohydrates, and when your body takes in too much, it starts eating away at your bones.
However, a soda per week will no affect much of your bones, but drinking very often will affect it much.
Remember, if you drink soda, you have to a lot milk for calcium to obtain the loss of bone from the soda
I would say no. If you do wash your hair before applying the mayonnaise you may dry your hair out, and the mayonnaise may not be as effective. This is if you want the mayonnaise to give your hair moisture and body.
Virgin Coconut oil enhances the color of our hair, gives it a soft feel and even helps combat dandruff. You don't even have to climb a coconut tree or pay an overly priced spa to get it. It is sold in most hair supply stores for under $8 dollars. Follow these simple steps:
Deep Treatment: Add a few tablespoons of pure virgin coconut oil to dry or slightly damp hair. Wrap the hair in a hot, wrung out towel or plastic bag, then cover with a thick dry towel. Allow the oil to work into hair for at least 30 minutes. The heat will allow the oil to penetrate and fully moisturize your hair.
Smooth Style: Add about half a teaspoon of coconut oil to damp hair after washing. Keep oil away from roots to avoid a greasy look. It's best to start out with a small amount and add as you go because it's really easy to go overboard. The only way to reverse an oily do is to wash again.
Relief from Dandruff/Scalp Conditions: Coconut oil has anti-fungal and anti-microbial qualities that help combat dandruff and bacterial scalp infections. Apply virgin coconut oil to the scalp. Occasionally leave it on for a prolonged period (30 minutes or so) before shampooing.
Hair Loss: Coconut oil is even believed to slow hair loss by revitalizing and exfoliating dead skin tissue from the scalp. Apply the oil directly to the scalp and massage with your fingertips for 5 minutes. Shampoo as usual.
There are so many things you have to do to have great hair. Here are some:
*Instead of using a regular brush, try to get a boar bristle brush. Boar bristles help distribute the nutrients in your hair. Also if a hairbrush hurts or scrapes your head don't use it. Make sure your hairbrush has something on top of the bristles (so it won't hurt your head).
*Try not to dye your hair. It is damaging. If you want to use henna coloring, it comes in all colors and isn't as harmful as regular dyes are.
*Most people would say, don't use heat on your hair. Well I don't. I NEED to use heat on my hair (straightening iron, blowdryer) because it would look horrible without it. But when you do use heat on your hair, make sure to use a protectant, even when blowdrying!!
*Use a wide-tooth comb when brushing wet hair. If you can, don't brush your wet hair. Dry it out somehow. It damages it alot when you brush it wet.
*Put your hair in a loose bun or ponytail when going to bed. Doing that helps not make so much friction on your hair. If you dont want to do that, get a silk pillow case. If you can, do both!!
*If you swim alot, invest in a swimming cap. Chlorine = super harsh on hair. But if you only swim once in a while, i suggest putting a deep conditioner on 30-10 minutes befor you get in the pool. If you go outside alot, try to find a spray or something that has sunscreen in it.
This is a tall order to answer since there are a lot of fruits available. For example, oranges are known for vitamin C but it also contains folate, vitamin A, and calcium. Raspberries also contain vitamin C and folate but it also contains copper, magnesium and riboflavin. And cantaloupe contains vitamin A, vitamin C, potassium and vitamin B-6 There is a web site that might help you look at the nutrient content of fruits: www.whfoods.com There is a list of fruits, vegetables, grains, protein foods, etc. You can click on one of them and it will give you more information than you have asked to receive -- including the vitamin content.
Yes...Beer is rich in proteins and vitamins, through the natural barley and hops, it does contain nutrients for helping to develop healthy hair.