Hair consists of 3 primary layers or parts​

An innermost layer or medulla which is only present in thick or coarse thick hair and at times not at all or intermittently.

The middle layer known as the cortex provides the primary strength and is home to the color molecule and water molecule that gives hair its elasticity.  It is also the area that is most effected by chemical and other damaging issues. Hence when we repair hair this is the main area we must concentrate on.  It is the focus of my treatment system​

The outermost layer is known as the cuticle is thin and colorless and serves as a protector of the cortex, much like scales on a fish for a better analogy.  It is also extremely important that you protect this area for if not the cuticles become raised and you lose your shine.  The same effect as if you sand paper over a piece of shinny wood.

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Structure of the hair root​
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Below the surface of the skin is the hair root, which is enclosed within a hair follicle. At the base of the hair follicle is the dermal papilla. The dermal papilla is feed by the bloodstream which carries nourishment to produce new hair.

The dermal papilla is a structure very important to hair growth because it contains receptors for male hormones and androgens. Androgens regulate hair growth and in scalp hair Androgens may cause the hair follicle to get progressively smaller and the hairs to become finer in individuals who are genetically predisposed to this type of hair loss.

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​​The Hair Growth Cycle​

Hair follicles grow in repeated cycles…One cycle can be broken down into three phases.

Anagen – Growth Phase
Catagen – Transitional phase
Telogen – Resting Phase
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Each hair passes through the phases independent of the neighboring hairs, meaning that the hair is in a constant state of flux and passing all three stages at once.​

Anagen Phase – Growth Phase​
Approximately 85% of all hairs are in the growing phase at any one time. The Anagen phase or growth phase can vary from two to six years. Hair grows approximately 10cm per year and any individual hair is unlikely to grow more than one meter long.​

Catagen Phase – transitional phase​
At the end of the Anagen phase the hairs enters into a Catagen phase which lasts about one or two weeks, during the Catagen phase the hair follicle shrinks to about 1/6 of the normal length. The lower part is destroyed and the dermal papilla breaks away to rest below.​

Telogen Phase – resting phase​
The resting phase follows the catagen phase and normally lasts about 5-6 weeks. During this time the hair does not grow but stays attached to the follicle while the dermal papilla stays in a resting phase below. Approximately 10-15 percent of all hairs are in this phase at an one time.
At the end of the Telogen phase the hair follicle re-enters the Anagen phase. The dermal papilla and the base of the follicle join together again and a new hair begins to form. If the old hair has not already been shed the new hair pushes the old one out and the growth cycle starts all over again.​

 

Anytime they are asked about the type of hair they have, roughly about half of the total women asked will say that their hair is of the normal type. 30% of them, will respond that their hair don’t have problems at all. While they are at it, the amount of care that the hair craves is on the rise and in practice, almost all women take out time to care for their hair hygiene, hair conditioning as well as their hair styling while they are visiting the bathroom. About the condition of their hair scalp, notably, it is only few of them that are aware of this condition. If they are questioned about the type of hair scalp they seem to have, be it dry, normal or oily, few of them tend to have a basic idea about how to respond.

 

Naturally, they are inclined to the feeling that they have a beautiful hair, however, is there something that their hair care regimen is missing? Find out about secret tips on creating a hair care regimen that will increase the beauty of your hair and makes sure that its vitality is sustained.

 

Having a beautiful hair begins at the hair’s roots.

A typical hair structure

The scalp’s conditions as well as the condition of the roots of the hair are a critical aspect to the appearance of the hair, its glossy nature as well as its thickness. Just imagine it were a tree; if the tree’s roots were supplied with enough nutrients, then the tree’s leaves will be healthy. Humans also absorb nourishing food substances through the body’s circulation of blood to feed the hair as well as its roots (see the picture of a typical hair structure).

Anxiety, making bad lifestyle choices as well as other factors affects the supply of nutrients to the hair. The circulation of blood around the hair scalp also influences the longevity of the root of the hair and it will also have an effect on the possibility of new hairs growing. Many people don’t know that they stress their hair and it will not take a long time before they start noticing the effects of their bad life style choices on their hairs.

 

Clues for caring for your hair #1: Secrets on how to care for your scalp.

Include caring for your hair scalp in your daily regimen-it requires adequate conditioning and stimulation. Good circulation around the scalp makes sure that the activities around the roots of the hair are nourished and vitalised. Several substances that activate the phase like caffeine or rather, ginseng contribute to the hair supply and makes sure that the anagen phase (the phase where the root grows) is sustained, which balances the loss of hair (see the diagram of the hair’s lifecycle). Even if you have a normal hair that is full, you will still need to keep your scalp healthy. Constant massaging of the hair scalp with substances like tonics as well as tinctures meant for the hair make sure that the hair’s thickness and strength are sustained until the person gets old. Apart from that, those applications without any comparison, are refreshing: the feeling is wonderful! Try it and see.

 

 

 

The Life cycle of the hair

Clue for hair care #2: Don’t make your hair care excessive.

Especially in cases where the person has a hair type that is pleasant to look at, the law here is that a small amount can go a long way. Our clue is do not engage in recurrent washing of the hair. Washing it about twice or thrice a week seems adequate. When using shampoo apply in little quantities, make sure that it lathers properly with water then you can apply the conditioner or perform a treatment that is similar. At such, loveliness and tenderness of the hair is sustained.

 

Clues for hair care # 3: Colouring or bleaching of the hair should not be done often.

Presently, the main reasons hair break and fall out is because of the frequent application of substances that are synthetic for the purpose of hair bleaching and colouring. But this is a gradual process though. Importantly, women that are young need to realize this moment that they can influence the future of their hair condition. They should consider their hair tolerance when it comes to treatment with colours-they should possibly avoid using ammonia, hydrogen peroxide as well as substances that are aggressive. Hair dyeing should be done less often. Or they can go for coloration foam, dry shampoo that is coloured or they can choose a vegetable substance like Henna.

 

Clues for hair care # 4: Use products that are appropriate and a hair brush that is good.

You should take note of the ingredients used in the making of your hair care products and get accustomed to them. Tests for the property of the allowed ingredient for the cosmetic (IKW, BSR, SKW, SCCS) is regularly done by the Federal Office of Health and Risk Assessment. The listed substances can be confidently used without any fear of using the wrong products. However, there are also recognized side-effects, that come with some ingredients, they can produce allergies and they go below the skin’s layers. In this case, a conditioner should be applied and a dermatologist, consulted, if you are doubtful on what to do.

 

Would you want your hair to be thicker?

Which woman that is conscious of today’s hair care trends would say “no” to that question? Taking women’s hair into consideration, the rule is: the fuller the hair is, the better it is. A hair that is strong as well as long has been used as an icon for the womenfolk and as sexual enticement since the olden days. Ethnologists have been long aware just as psychoanalysts attribute an abysmal psychological aspect to a hair that is beautiful.

 

A hair that is fine is usually attributed to genetics. Moreover, there are a lot of things that you can do to better the hair’s condition. But be warned that a hair that is fine requires special caring because hair washing, hair combing, hair brushing as well as blow-drying all induce stress to the hair. Sadly enough, many people that have fine hair purchase and use the products that are wrong for their hair.

Using excessive condition makes the hair flattened out, if you don’t use enough, the hair looks dry and detached. Luckily, a series of possibilities that are effective and handy in the remediation of this situation is available.

 

Causative factors of extremely light hair

First off, it is vital to know why a hair is light and also thinning out. For example: inadequacy of vitamins and trace elements of the body like vitamins and trace elements of the body like vitamin B and Zinc (see the loss of hair and what causes it) are causative factors. Similarly, caring too much for the hair affects the hair in a negative way. Washing too frequently, blow-drying, using products that are not suitable, straightening too frequently and hair colouring. Furthermore, excessive hair thickening treatments can make the hair thin out increasingly. The mental distress it causes to people is high. They avoid a doctor or the pharmacy all together, thinking that there is no remedy for the disorder. But, this hopelessness is false; you can do a lot for your hair in such situations.

 

Careful analysis of the structure of the hair

In the first instance, it is necessary to diligently analyse the hair scalp. Is its dryness too much? Does it have too much oil? Is the scalp breathing? Does it get enough circulation? Get a professional to assist you! Shops that have specialists, most of the time, have staffs that are trained in analysing the hair. We are delighted to be of help to you- you can contact us by writing to us.

 

Information about taking care of your hair

  • Ensure that you select products that are mild as well as gentle, because they ensure gentle cleansing.
  • Do not over-condition or style your hair, even if you are tempted to do so. Excessive conditioning as well as styling clogs the hair pores and unnecessarily weighs down the hair.

 

  • Avoid washing the hair more than 2-4 times in a week. Applying water frequently to the hair causes it to swell and it makes it lose the natural hold that it has.

 

  • If you have oily scalp or rather you hair quickly gets greasy, go for products that degrease (For example seaweed and clay). It is also helpful to use a product that helps in the detoxification of the hair scalp as well as the restoration of the natural balance of the hair.

 

  • An equal amount of supplement that strengthens the roots of the hair as well as its growth should be taken for a specified time period. Your doctor can be contacted, if it is necessary (Naturally, you can start with 3 months).