Blog

Look around at the men at work, at the gym, or just in your friends and family circle. You’ll likely notice one thing. More of your friends and family – even those who are younger – seem to have less hair. It could be a fad and trend, since it seems like more men are going bald on purpose. However, there are several key reasons why more men are experiencing hair loss at a young age. And, if you are male or you have loved ones that are going through this, it helps to understand why this is occurring more routinely.

Do you suffer from Trichotillomania? Many people in the United States do and many do not realize there is a condition related to it. They believe there is something wrong with them. Most do not know why they do it or how to stop it. And, most do not recognize the symptoms of a larger underlying problem. If you suffer from Trichotillomania, it is important to take steps to get help for your condition. The good news is this condition, which involves the repeated pulling out of hair, can often be treated effectively.

If you are working on losing weight, it is likely a good idea to anticipate a number of changes with your body. One of the changes many people do not anticipate, however, is the loss of hair. At first, it may include thinning hair, but it can get worse. Why is this seemingly good resolution leading to this type of complication now?

While you may be tempted to spend a small fortune on over the counter treatments or procedures to improve your hair, you may not need to do so. In fact, you may be able to see significant improvement to the way you feel and look by just focusing on your diet as a first step. How can you see improvement? Consider these five healthy eating tips that will make all of the difference.

Having excessive amounts of alcohol, besides the dreaded hangover the next day, works against your body in many ways. This doesn't mean you can't enjoy a beverage or two; it is excessive or constant consumption of alcohol that causes the damage. To help explain this, here is the science behind how alcohol wreaks havoc on your hair and skin and what you can do to prevent these problems.

There are many ways to deal with losing hair. For many men, the thought of going bald or losing their hair in certain areas is worrisome. That’s why there are more people than ever turning to unique approaches to camouflage hair loss or thinning hair. One of the ways some men are doing this is with the use of scalp tattoos. They are just what their name implies. And, when it comes down to it, this may not be a viable option.

Have you heard of scalp tattoos? This is a growing trend among men who have significant hair loss. The goal is to create what looks like authentic hair using a tattooing process. This tattoo technique isn’t a way to stop or slow hair loss. Instead, it focuses on camouflaging it. It’s important to know that you are not getting a true tattoo. But, you are likely getting a treatment that can impact your skin. If you are thinking about finding a way to hide your hair loss, you need to be fully aware of what scalp tattoos really are and how they work.

While the holidays may be filled with friends, family and fun, they are also a time for late nights, not much sleep, a very unusual diet and a lot of stress. Stress in itself is hard enough to deal with on a mental and emotional level, but it also has an impact on all the systems of your body.

While the holidays are often a time for casual gatherings with close friends and family, they are also a time where there are a lot of formal events, dinner parties and all those special activities that require you to look your very best.

There really is no other time of the year like the winter holidays for parties, events and the need to constantly be changing your hair style to get just the perfect look. All of this stress on our hair can often be easily visible after just a few days with hair becoming more flyaway, frizzy, dry and brittle.