Hair Care

6 things you might not know about your hair

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Hair is one of the most individually unique parts of our bodies­. You cut it, you fuss over it, you despair about it and then you drench it with water, blast it with hot air and cover it in hair care products.

Or you’re trying out a new hairbrush or shampoo, and you come about to notice your hair seems to be falling out more and you stop using the product right away. You’ll end up with yet another unused product kept deep inside your cupboard.

But did you know that when you switch hair products, your hair needs time to adjust? Give your hair a few days to regulate to a new product. If the product is not causing itch, redness or other allergic reactions, it’s perfectly normal to keep using the product for a week to monitor how your hair is reacting to it.

There are so many things to learn about your crown glory – and we’re sharing some lesser known facts about hair with you today. These interesting hair trivia will make you look at your hair a little differently.

1. It’s (almost) everywhere

Hair grows not just on your head, but almost everywhere over your body. The only places that it doesn’t grow on are the soles of your feet, your lips, your eyelids, and the palms of your hands. An average human being has about a whopping 5 million hair follicles all over the body.

2. It works like a hat

Ever wondered why we have hair on our head? Our head is one of the few places on our body where we have no fat layer to keep us warm, so the hair is there to keep us warm during those cold months of the year.

3. It’s strong

A strand of hair can hold up to 100g while a full head of hair is strong enough to support up to 10-12 tonnes. That’s the equivalent of two African elephants! Having said that, it’s still essential to not put unnecessary stresses on your tresses!

4. It’s elastic when wet

Wet hair becomes very elastic when it’s wet and can stretch by up to 30% without being damaged.

5. It’s one of the fastest growing body tissues

Hair is the second-fastest growing tissue in the body, after bone marrow. One centimetre of hair can disclose much about your conduct in the past month, such as what you ate and drank, as well as the surroundings you had come across. It is a good indication of your health and you should take note if your usually glossy hair has turned dull or frizzy.

6. Asian hair grows the fastest

East Asian hair grow at a record rate of 1.3 cm a month, and it also has the longest cycle of growth, lasting up to nine years compared to the average two to seven years. The density of Asian hair is lower than the density of any other ethnic groups. The hair follicles of Asian people are oriented perpendicularly to the scalp, resulting in straight hair.

Much like understanding your skin type is crucial for implementing an effective skincare regimen, getting to know your hair intimately can play a massive role in the efficiency of your daily hair care routine. Hop onto our blog section to read more hair care tips and arm yourself with information to understand and protect your locks.

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Hair Care, Hair Care for Men

Common hair issues men face

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You’re a busy guy and you don’t need bad hair days to take up more of your time. Hair is evidence to your body condition and lifestyle. Whether it’s flaking or thinning, grey or greasy, troubled hair is an instant indictment of a man’s appearance. If you are facing any of these issues, we can help to make things right before you face a jury of your peers. Here’s what you can do to alleviate your hair problems.

1. Thinning

You’re awake, but your hair follicles have decided to sleep in. Thinning is a common problem these days. Some factors that can contribute to or lead to thinning hair or baldness are genes, untreated medical conditions, poor nutrition, vitamin deficiency, exposure to harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays and living in a highly polluted area. To make things right, you will need to first identify the root cause. For example, if poor nutrition is the cause of your thinning hair, start eating a healthy and nutrition diet to improve the hair problem.

2. Snowing

If it makes you feel any better, don’t call it dandruff. Call this situation snowing or seborrhoea. It is an inflammation of the scalp which is possibly triggered by yeast and bacteria that causes redness, itching, and those tell-tale flakes of skin. To solve the problem, you should buy different types of shampoo. Buy one with both antifungal and antibacterial ingredients, one with zinc to calm the inflammation, and one with salicylic acid to cut through the crust. Use one shampoo for a few days and then switch. However, if you’re still having dandruff after 2 months, see a dermatologist.

3. Haircut gone wrong

Your barber just made a mistake when cutting your hair. To save it, have another barber cut that mistake on your head to salvage it. Usually a bad haircut is uneven, so cutting the hair to its shortest length will balance it out. Next, work some styling gel or pomade into your hair for a tousled look. This will help hide a bad haircut, even if it’s not the style you’re used to.

4. Greasy

Some heads are simply programmed to pump out more sebum than others. A head of overly shiny and sleek hair can be a problem too. Washing your hair is the key step to get rid of an oily scalp. Regularly washing your hair with a suitable product will prevent your scalp from excessive oil build-up and keep your hair healthy. Rinse your hair 2-3 times a week. If you work out a lot, you can wash your hair every alternate day. Ensure that you use chemical free shampoos for washing your hair.

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Hair Care, Wellness Tips

Sleep and your hair

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Poor sleep quality leads to several health issues, whether it’s stress, skin issues, energy levels or a poor immune system. Did you know that your sleep cycle can also affect your hair’s overall health? A good and restorative night’s sleep is required for the protein synthesis of the hair and the release of enzymes and growth hormones that are necessary for overall hair health.

How is sleep important for hair growth? Well, epithelial hair follicle stem cells go to work when you sleep, and several good nights of rest can help ensure this process happens seamlessly. Conversely, lack of sleep stops those stem cells from doing their job, and the result could be an impairment in this growth.

Sleep deprivation can eventually lead to stress, and stress has been known to result in telogen effluvium hair loss. This is when stress pushes the hair follicle into a premature “resting state,” which is then followed by a premature “shedding phase.”

The way that sleep affects your body’s natural hormones is probably the most important part of preventing hair loss. The body produces a hormone called melatonin, which helps it regulate sleep cycles. Surprisingly, it also has been shown to increase hair growth. If your body decreases in its melatonin levels, it’s possible that this results in hair loss.

Interestingly, the hair follicles contain “clock genes” that keep the track of your body’s circadian rhythms and regulate your body clock. To put it in simple words, your hair knows when you are sleeping and when you are awake!

Based on a study conducted by researchers of the Research Institute for Time Studies at Yamaguchi University in Japan, it was found when researchers tested the genes in the subjects’ follicles that body-clock gene activity peaked right after a subject had woken up, regardless of the time the subject woke up. This suggested that the brain “turns on” the genes at different times of the morning in different people. Other clock genes followed similar patterns, making it possible to predict “morning people” with just a pluck, the study said.

If it has been determined that stress-induced sleep issues appear to be the culprit of your shedding, there are things that you can do to get your sleep cycle back on track.

  • Cut down on caffeine at least three to four hours before bedtime.
  • Move the TV out of the bedroom if you have one there. The fewer distractions you have, the easier it will be to fall asleep. The same goes for any handheld devices—the blue light our cell phone screens emit can interfere with falling asleep.
  • Replace your curtains with blackout drapes to block out all outdoor light.
  • Try going to bed at the same time every night. Having a routine can help encourage regular sleep.
  • Try to meditate once a day; meditation can aid in relaxation and help reduce stress.
  • Try a white noise machine. The soothing noises can help lull you into dreamland.
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Hair Care, Styling Tips, Wellness Tips

Healthy habits, healthy hair

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Making sure your hair is as healthy as possible is about more than just which shampoo you use. A range of factors affect how shiny and strong your hair is. A lot of it has to do with how well you care for your hair. Once you start focusing more on maintaining its health, its length will come. Here are some healthy hair habits you should start adopting, which will ultimately help you reach any hair length goals you might have.

1. Feed your hair

Healthy hair starts from within. Protein is the building block of hair, because hair is keratinized protein. Another crucial nutrient is iron. It’s an energy source for the hair. In fact, studies have shown iron deficiency has been linkedto female patterned hair loss. Not saying you must become vegan, but you should include healthy fruits and veggies in your diet and drink a lot of water. If you’re someone who has a hard time with vegetables, blending up a fruit and veggie smoothie is an easy and tasty way to get your daily dose. This will give your hair follicles the nutrients needed to help your hair thrive.

2. Do not overheat your hair

As the saying goes, too much of a good thing can be bad for you. Too much heat too often can lead to damage, and eventually your hair won’t revert to its natural state. Too much or improper use of heat can also lead to dry, brittle hair, breakage and split ends. You can try using heat tools that have clear settings and use the low or medium settings at most. Alternatively, prepare your hair for heat styling at the cleansing and conditioning stage to make sure it is well hydrated.

3. Clean hair and scalp regularly

Hair needs a clean, healthy environment from which to grow. A dirty scalp full of buildup can clog pores and follicles and essentially slow down healthy growth. Also, if you’re constantly scratching your head due to dryness and itchiness, and drugstore shampoos aren’t helping, consult a doctor.

4. Deep condition your hair weekly

This is one healthy hair habit both dermatologists and hairstylists agree on: Incorporate a deep conditioner into your weekly hair care routine for extra hydration. Our hair needs help in the moisture department because of the shape of our hair. So, as the final step in your wash routine, follow up with a good deep conditioner to infuse moisture into the hair.

5. Get regular haircut

Some may find this counteractive to growth, but trimming your hair gets rid of broken and split ends that could lead to more damage. Nipping damage in the bud with a trim when necessary will keep the hair at its healthiest. Experts recommend a trim every six to eight weeks.

6. Wear protective styles

Tucking your hair away in styles that require little to no manipulation for a few days or a few months will help you retain length. You can also consider wearing hats when you go out. The sun oxidizes your hair and dries it out, so while a hat protects your face from the sun, it also protects your scalp from burning and hair from dehydrating. This is as good an excuse as any to treat yourself to a cute sun hat.

Once again, the health of your hair is more important than how long it is. Start focusing on improving its health and before you even realize it, the length will come!

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Hair Care

SOS! Save your damaged hair quickly with these easy tips

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Damaged hair is common amongst people who dye their hair often or use heated styling tools. Every time you subject your hair to any form of chemical treatment, damage occurs to both the surface of the hair shaft and the deeper structure within.

Extensive lightening and perming treatments cause the most damage overall, but even minor dye jobs can lead to unnoticeable damage that gradually builds up and becomes more problematic with each successive treatment. Damage to your hair may seem like cause for alarm and stress. But you can reverse even a serious disaster and keep your favourite style by knowing why the damage occurs and being able to use the right products and care routine to repair damaged hair back to good condition.

The road to healthy hair is paved with products, potions, and deep conditioners. If your hair is fried or suffers from split ends, sun damage, tangles, and broken, brittle pieces, start to get it back on track. Exposure to the sun, blow-dryers, flat irons, and even daily brushing can take their toll and leave you wishing for a time machine. Developing these habits will get you on the road to recovery.

1. Deep cleanse your hair

Product build-up and even the water you use to cleanse your hair can make it look limp and lifeless and cause split ends and a brittle texture. Deep cleaning your hair is the first step in repairing damage and boosting health. A good clarifying removes product build-up, hard water deposits, and mineral build-up. Use it once a week.

2. Protect your hair from the sun

Sun damage is one of the biggest culprits of hair damage, colour fade, and brittle ends. If you are not already shielding your hair from the sun’s UV rays, now’s the time to start. After a long day of sun exposure, it is a good idea to give your hair a nice, long hydrating treatment to keep damage at bay and help your hair stay in great condition.

3. Give your hair a hot oil treatment

Hot oil treatments infuse hair with shine and moisture. Apply your favourite hair oil generously to clean, towel-dried hair. You can try olive oil or coconut oil. Cover your head with a shower cap or plastic wrap. Apply heat using a hot towel or your blow-dryer. After heating the oil, leave it on for 10 minutes. Rinse out with cool water and shampoo. Hot oil treatments can be done one to three times per month depending on the amount of damage and how dry your hair is.

4. Get a Haircut

If your hair is damaged and your ends are breaking, brittle and splitting, a haircut will save the day. If you are not ready to go short, get a healthy trim, try layers, reinvent your face framing, or give a nod to some trendy bangs. This will remove some of the damage and make the repair process a little easier.

If you feel like you’re losing at good hair days, have no fear. With a little discipline and patience, your hair will be back to its healthiest state in no time.

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Hair Care, Wellness Tips

Exercise your way to healthy hair

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Hair is an integral part of our human body. Everyone must have faced this issue of hair loss too. There are several exercises to reduce hair loss and help with hair growth. These workouts have a positive effect on your hair as they increase blood flow to your scalp aiding in hair growth.

Doing exercises regularly promotes healthy hair growth. Working out makes the pores in your scalp open up and increases blood flow to your scalp, thus enriching the hair follicles with nutrients.

Here is a collection of scalp exercises for hair growth that prevent hair loss. Take a pick and start right away, exercising your way to the healthy hair that you desire.

1. Scalp Massage

Head massage is a simple, inexpensive, and essential hair growth exercise. This process increases blood flow to your scalp by opening up the pores on your head. Hair follicles receive much-needed nourishment and improve the hair quality too. Simply start by selecting an oil rich in nutrients and warm it up, then part your hair in the middle and apply oil onto your scalp with your fingertips. Thereafter, start with gentle strokes, distributing oil all around the scalp and increase the intensity of strokes to improve blood flow. It helps you relax, reducing stress, thereby helping in hair growth.

2. Jogging

Running is a form of workout that releases fat and unnecessary toxins in the form of sweat. Our skin is full of pores, and it depends on us how effectively we use them. We all take care of the skin on our face, hands, and legs. But often neglect the pores on our scalp. Perspiration that happens during running proves to be a useful exercise for hair growth. Try to start your day by jogging for at least half an hour a day.

3. Neck Exercises

Neck exercises are one of the best ways to help you with hair growth. Use these stretches to release the tensed muscles and stress around the neck. It also keeps your neck injury-free.

First, stand straight with your hands relaxed on the sides. Slowly bend your head forward and bring it back, extending it as much as possible; you should be able to feel the stretch in the neck. Extend your head sideways on each side, stretching on each side for at least 10 seconds.

4. Side To Side Hops

Side to side hops is an exercise that helps your hair grow faster and keeps your cardiovascular health in check. You can do this by standing erect with a gap of hip-width between your feet. Place your feet in such a way as if you are jogging but you need to make sure that you have space for the jump. Slightly bend and jump sideways as much as your body allows. Repeat the same process on both sides.

5. Brushing Hair

Brushing hair is a daily activity part of everybody’s life. You will be delighted to know that proper brushing your hair will reduce hair loss. The natural oils in your scalp are spread to the hair strands by using a boar-bristle brush. Brushing your hair also stimulates blood flow to the scalp providing rich nourishment to the hair follicles, ensuring hair growth.

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Diet, Hair Care

Improve hair growth with the right foods

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A healthy diet can help your hair stay strong and shiny. What you eat can also keep you from losing your locks. If you’re not getting certain nutrients from food, you might see the effects in your hair.

Hair grows from the roots, so the key to healthy hair growth lies in improving the health of the scalp and hair follicles. We are what we eat and when we eat unhealthy food it shows up on our skin and hair. It is important to eat right if we want our hair to stay healthy and luscious. We can prevent hair damage and protect our hair by nourishing it with a healthy diet which can provide our hair and scalp with adequate nutrients. But when it comes to having a nutrient-dense diet, the best thing is seeds. The right seeds can play a big role in the way our hair grow and improve the quality of our hair.

1. Sesame Seeds

Sesame seeds are packed with minerals and vitamins. They also contain fatty acids and phytosterols which can help to reduce cholesterol. Adding black or white sesame seeds to your diet can improve your hair quality and promote healthy hair.

2. Sunflower Seeds

Sunflower seeds are rich in omega-3 fatty acids and vitamin E. In addition, it is a rich source of antioxidants and vitamins and minerals such as zinc which are essential for hair growth. These seeds are also known to protect your hair from hair damage and environmental toxins.

3. Pumpkin Seeds

These seeds are a rich source of minerals like zinc, magnesium, selenium, copper, iron and calcium and other vitamins which play a major role in improving hair health. Pumpkin seeds are also packed with proteins which help in strengthening our hair follicles, while improving its quality and reduce the scope of damage.

4. Flaxseeds

Flaxseeds are packed with omega-3 fatty acids and are rich in fibre and protein, as well as minerals like magnesium. It contains calcium and phosphorus too, which are important for our hair. Adding flaxseeds to your diet can make your hair strong and lustrous.

5. Fenugreek Seeds

Also known as methi seeds, these seeds are known to work wonders on our hair. They are packed with proteins and niacin, potassium and amino acids which promote hair growth and reduce hair breakage and hair fall. You can include fenugreek seeds in your diet or apply it topically.

6. Chia Seeds

These seeds not only make for a great snack but also a source of nutrients like minerals and antioxidants and proteins which are important for healthy scalp and hair. Chia seeds also contain omega-3 fatty acids which help improve our hair quality as well as our health.

To care for your hair inside out, start eating a healthy and balanced diet with these seeds included today. Eating the right foods for healthy hair is the way to go!

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Hair is a window to your health

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Your hair can let you and your doctor know whether you’re stressed, have a nutritional deficiency, a thyroid problem, or other health issues.Hair is a non-essential tissue, which means that hair has no function in keeping us alive. our strands are often the first part of us our body neglects when anything is amiss internally.

Is your hair trying to tell you something about your health? Some medications and conditions affect your hair as well as your body. No matter the products you use, a poor diet or not keeping check on your general health and stress levels can cause a great impact on your hair’s health.” Know that your body could be trying to tell you something if you have hair-fall and thinning, or a flaky, itchy scalp,

Problem: Excessive daily hair shedding

This is a reactive hair loss condition caused by an internal disruption. Typically, it occurs six to 12 weeks after the event that caused it. It can be short-lived or long-standing and recurring. The condition is usually caused by a one-off blip, like the flu, food poisoning or a high fever, and will not require any treatment. However, hair fall that continues or recurs should be thoroughly investigated. The most common causes for chronic hair fall are iron and ferritin (stored iron) deficiency, Vitamin B12 and vitamin D deficiency, hypo or hyperthyroidism, high stress levels impacting how your body absorbs nutrients, crash dieting and energy deficits and high mercury levels in the body.

Problem: Hair thinning

This type of hair loss is slow and progressive. Specifically having a genetic predisposition that causes hair follicles on your scalp to be sensitive to normal levels of androgens (male hormones). When you have this sensitivity, hair follicles on your scalp gradually miniaturise, and produce finer and shorter strands. While reduced hair volume usually isn’t the sign of a health condition, conditions that impact your hormone levels can make hair thinning worse, such as Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS), being on an androgenic oral contraceptive, or androgenic HRT, high stress levels and Lupus and Cushing’s Syndrome.

Problem: Brittle hair

The growth of weak, brittle hair can be caused by not eating enough protein. Adding at least a palm-sized portion of protein to your breakfast and lunch may help. Good examples are eggs, oily fish, shellfish, lean meat, low-fat cheese, quinoa, tofu and nuts. Zinc deficiency and hyperthyroidism can also cause the growth of brittle hair. Foods high in zincinclude oysters, chickpeas, lean sirloin steak, hemp seeds and cashew nuts.

Problem: Flaky, itchy scalp

While usually not the sole cause of scalp irritation, a lack of omega-3in your diet can exacerbate scalp conditions. Omega-3 can be found in oily fish such as salmon and mackerel, walnuts, eggs, sprouts and flaxseeds. Stress can also cause an itchy scalp. Extreme changes in temperature can also be a factor.

You can also look to Oriental Hair Solutions for scalp treatment solutions! We are happy to share that you can indulge in our promotion for a session of Detox Scalp Therapy at $18 and get a Hair Growth Ampoule and 1 Herbal Hair Shampoo complimentary with the session (total worth $438). Enjoy an exclusive offer of $10 for the above ONLY at Jean Yip Loft outlet. Book your appointment here.

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Diet, Hair Care

How does your diet affect your hair?

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The food you eat can actually affect the health of your hair. Lustrous locks are a sign of good health. But it takes more than great shampoo to help your hair look its best. Just like your nails, your tresses are a window to your overall well-being.

When it comes to hair care, making sure you use the right products for your hair is important. But it is just as important to make sure you are eating the right food for healthy hair. Fortunately, there is a lot you can do to keep your scalp and hair healthy. And it starts with what is on your plate. Certain foods can wreak havoc, while others can shore up your locks.

We share with you what are some of the food you should consider adding to your diet for healthier hair.

To keep your locks looking shiny and beautiful, you should eat more of these foods.

Eat more: Flaxseeds

Flaxseeds are a great source of omega-3 fatty acids, which help lubricate hair by providing moisture and hydration for your hair follicles. Go for ground flaxseeds over whole for better absorption of nutrients.

Eat more: Spinach

Spinach is a source of vitamin A, which regulates our body’s production of sebum (an oily substance secreted by tiny glands in our skin). Sebum helps to lubricate your hair and scalp. If you’re not a fan of spinach, then kale, collards and chard are alternative leafy greens that provide vitamin A.

Eat more: Nuts

Brazil nuts are one of nature’s best sources of selenium, an important mineral for the health of your scalp (and your skin and nails). If Brazil nuts aren’t for you, walnuts are another option as they contain alpha-linolenic acid which helps condition your hair.

Excess shedding of hair can be a sign of a zinc deficiency which can be easily solved by including nuts like cashews, pecans and almonds in your diet.

Eat more: Salmon

Salmon is rich in protein, which is important for hair structure because hair consists of keratin, a form of protein. Keratin forms the basic building blocks of our strands so it’s important to maintain a healthy protein intake. It is also one of the best sources of omega-3s, which is essential for healthy hair.

Eat more: Carrots

Carrots are not only good for your eyesight; they can make your hair thicker, stronger and more lustrous. The beta-carotene they contain is also helpful in protecting your hair from external factors that can cause damage, such as pollution. They prevent breakage and shedding too since they help in blood circulation.

A lot of work goes into a good hair day. And after all that time and care, sometimes your hair just isn’t where you’d like it to be. Just remember, the secret to growing healthy hair is actually in your diet. Just like any other part of your body, your hair needs certain nutrients and vitamins that hair products just can’t provide. Help your hair grow better than ever with these tips!

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The Path To Luscious Hair

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We always see models and celebrities with thick, volumized, luscious hair. Whether it’s long or short, it looks ample and youthful. Long, luscious hair will eternally make a beautiful statement on almost any person, yet getting it isn’t always as simple as waiting it out. The truth is, many women find themselves with thinning hair due to post-pregnancy hormones, menopause, illness or stress.

Creating healthy hair habits is the first step to achieving luscious, smooth hair. It takes time and daily upkeep to truly transform your hair. But don’t get discouraged — the results are totally worth the lifestyle change you’ll be well on your way to thick, lustrous, flowing locks.

Creating soft, manageable hair can be just within your grasp with our tips for restoring your hair’s health. Get started on your journey to the luscious hair you desire with these tips!

1. Get a trim

The first step in achieving soft, manageable hair is to cut off any dead ends. These split ends weigh down your hair, and cause it to be brittle and hard to work with. You wouldn’t want to end up with hair that feels and looks like straw. Regular trims allow your hair to not only grow longer, but to grow faster. Healthy hair grows much more easily once the damaged hair has been removed. We recommend that you get your hair trimmed about once every three months.

2. Reduce stress and get sufficient sleep

Stress can lead to hair loss as well as a decrease in the speed in which your hair grows. If you do suffer from stress, try yoga or other types of exercise to help yourself to de-stress. Eight hours of sleep is essential. Sleep is the main time which your body spends on growth and repair. If you don’t get enough sleep then your body won’t have enough time to concentrate on hair growth.

3. Sleep on silk

Sleep in style by changing out your regular cotton pillowcases for silk ones. If your hair is decently long already, you’re probably used to waking up with dozens of strands of hair spread out in your bed and on your pillows. Although it is natural to lose a few strands of hair every day, certain fabrics that you sleep on can grab more hair than is meant to be lost. To prevent this, switch over to silk pillowcases which don’t cause so much friction. These silky sheetsdo wonders for dry, brittle hair. Silk causes less breakage and knottingof the hair due to its smooth texture. Not interested in new pillowcases? Try wrapping your hair with a silk scarf at night instead.

4. Eat healthily

Your hair needs certain nutrients to grow just like the rest of your body does! Good food helps supply your hair follicles with nutrients necessary for luscious, full looking strands; poor nutrition can lead to dull, lacklustre, lanky hair. Fill up your diet with leafy greens, fresh fruit, wild-caught fish, and nuts and watch your hair grow more vibrant.

5. Change the way you wash your hair

Factors like how often you wash your hair and what water temperature you use can affect the length of your hair. We recommend that you wash your hair no more than three times a week, and use the coldest water you can handle. Washing your hair less often might make it look a little greasy at first, but you can wear a hat for a few days until your scalp gets used to producing less oil. It shouldn’t take long! If you hate showering with cold water, try washing your hair in the sink with cold water separately from your regular showers. When you shower, keep your hair wrapped up in a shower cap.

Luscious hair isn’t out of reach. By following these helpful tips, you can look forward to completely transforming the look and feel of your hair within grasp. Oriental Hair Solutions’s Express Hair Thickening Scalp Therapy will be of a great help too! You will be delighted to know that for just $38, you get to enjoy 2 sessions of Express Hair Thickening Scalp Therapy with 1 Hair Kit Set complimentary (total worth $828) if you book an appointment from now to 16 February 2020. Enjoy an exclusive offer of $28 for the above ONLY at Jean Yip Loft outlet.

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