Many of us have an established skincare routine that we stick to day in, day out – but can you say the same when it comes to your hair? According to London-based hairdresser Michael Van Clarke, the secret to healthy, glossy tresses is understanding what can harm your locks – and what to do to minimize the damage.… Read More »
At what point should you stop dyeing your hair? At what juncture does the idea of you being a natural brunette (in relation to the rest of your appearance, that is) feel a little improbable? It’s something I have been thinking about a lot lately, as I approach 60 and, after nearly a quarter of a century of… Read More »
Dr. Sadia Masood, the Consultant Dermatologist, says, “Once you have determined your hair type, care becomes easy. For dry hair regularly massage your hair with oils like coconut oil, castor oil or olive oil at least twice a week to keep it soft and shiny.Use a mild shampoo as harsh ones may contain chemicals that can strip off… Read More »
Stop Letting Hair Loss Becoming An Issue – Many different factors result in hair loss. Some of its causes are genetics, poor nutrition that leads to vitamin deficiency, stress, and inadequate nutrition. The variety of helpful hints you can help prevent and repair your thinning hair or baldness. Increase your intake of protein to help prevent or reduce… Read More »
Let’s face it. Unwanted hair on the face is our biggest nightmare. But the moment we try to thread it off, we get angry red blotches on our face. So, we try waxing next. Now, our face is not only red and spotty, but also swollen and sore. We solemnly vow that we are not going to experiment… Read More »
The answer lies in a chemical called melanin. The root of every hair strand under the scalp is surrounded by a tube off hair tissue called hair follicle which contains pigment cells. These pigment cells produce the chemical called melanin that gives the hair stand its colour – black, brown, blonde, red et al. When a person grows… Read More »
Growing your hair is a task and requires time and patience. With the amount of time your hair takes to grow, and the trims you cannot avoid, it’s hard to resist the urge to give up. I’m not going to lie, growing your hair does require a lot of patience, but it also doesn’t have to be as… Read More »
However, many lament the side effects of the process, including ingrown hairs, bumps and the searing pain of ripping the wax off the skin. To ensure that the idea of your next beauty session doesn’t make you cringe, read on for a few of our favorite waxing tips. The preparation for a waxing appointment begins at home. Care… Read More »
Dr. Sadia Masood, the Consultant Dermatologist, says, “Once you have determined your hair type, care becomes easy. For dry hair regularly massage your hair with oils like coconut oil, castor oil or olive oil at least twice a week to keep it soft and shiny. Use a mild shampoo as harsh ones may contain chemicals that can strip… Read More »
Some people are vertically challenged, others are follically changed. If you want to know how to make your hair grow faster, you’re in the right place!Our rate of hair growth is influenced by a combination of things, including genetics, over-styling and a low iron count. Increasing it can be tricky business. Over the years we’ve experimented with loads of different hair… Read More »