Unique Hair Concepts Blog

Have you noticed the texture of your hair is a bit different now? There are many factors that can play a role in why this happens. However, one of the most common, and yet often overlooked reasons, is surgery. If you had any type of major surgery, you may notice that your hair does not feel the same. It may provide you with some key insight into why your hair has changed by looking at the things that have happened to you recently. Here’s a closer look at why surgery plays a role.

Hair shedding is a term used to describe the process of hair falling out. If you brush through your hair, you may notice a larger amount than normal of hair coming out. This can be instantly worrying for many. Keep in mind that it is common for people to shed between 50 and 100 strands of hair every single day. If your hair loss is more than this, it may be time to consider why. There are many instances in which you do not have to worry – and it may even be normal for you to experience this right now.

You may know the importance of having sun protection on your skin. It is critically important even if you are outside only for a short period of time each day. Yet, you may not be putting enough attention on your hair and your scalp. The sun’s rays can do just as much damage to these areas as it can do to your skin. You may, like many others do, believe that your scalp isn’t impacted by the sun because it is hidden under your hair. That’s not always the case. If you are not taking steps to protect it, the good news is that it can be easier to do than you realize.

There are various reasons why a diet change could cause your hair to thin out or even fall out. When it comes to hair growth, much of the process of how fast it grows and how healthy it is, comes from the nutrients your body is receiving. If your body does not get the nutrients it needs, it is not possible for your hair to grow as well. By that same reasoning, if you change your diet significantly – especially drastically – it may make it very difficult for you to have healthy hair.

Our guest, Brooke wrote an article for Swaay Magazine on growing up and living with trichotillomania. We are thankful and appreciative to Brooke for mentioning Unique Hair Concepts in the article. Trichotillomania is a body focused repetitive behavior condition classified as an impulse control disorder.

Hair is quite an interesting subject and one that offers a lot of insight into just how incredible our bodies are. Take a look at the hair on your body. Each area is a bit different. You may notice the color and texture differences throughout. When it comes to men’s hair, specifically the hair on a man’s beard, you may notice that this color does not always match other areas. It all comes down to science. Many people wonder about this difference in color. Here is what you should know about it.

How can your hair give you a look into your health and wellbeing? It may not seem as simple as just taking a look in the mirror, but your hair can actually be one of the most important indicators of your overall health. The good news is there is a wide range of ways you can improve these common concerns. With the right insight into what is happening with your hair, you may be able to see a significant improvement in your overall wellbeing, too. Here’s where to get started.

What do you do to your hair each day? Do you admire other people and just wish your hair looked that good all of the time? This is not uncommon. But the way you treat your hair daily, where you go, and even the type of physical makeup of your hair all contribute to the way your hair looks. In other words, you need a personalized hair care treatment plan to fit your unique hair. When you learn what your hair needs, and give it to it, you suddenly can see significant improvement in the way your hair looks and feels.

Unique Hair Concepts is proud to announce their collaboration with noted fashion model, Jeana Turner. Since the age of 10, Jeana has been living with alopecia areata, an auto-immune condition that attacks hair cells resulting in hair loss. Alopecia areata causes patchy hair loss throughout the scalp and/or other places of the body.

It is that time of the year again when we think about the way we are going to style our hair. For many women, being inside all of the time during the winter months makes us want to find a way to change. Now is the perfect time to start thinking about the various ways you can change up your hair and make yourself a bit trendier this year. When it comes down to it, there are plenty of ways you can modernize your look. What should women look for in hairstyles for Spring/Summer 2019?