02nd July 2009
Dandruff can be best described as excessive shedding of dead cells from the scalp. Shedding of dead cells is normal as long as it is not excessive. It is part of the regular process of cell renewal. The cells form in lower skin levels and are gradually pu...
18th June 2009
Alopecia areata is known as an unpredictable hair disease affecting about 2% of the world’s population and it happens to be the second most common type of hair loss after male and female pattern baldness. It is often called patch baldness or spot baldne...
12th June 2009
A hair system can be any type of borrowed hair in the form of a full wig, hairpiece, weave, hair extension or a toupee, which replaces your own missing hair. Hair systems are often the only remaining option to replace the lost hair and to regain the appea...
11th June 2009
The two methods of non-surgical hair replacement today involve the use of hair systems and hair loss concealers. Various types of hair systems such as full wigs, hairpieces, toupees, hair extensions and weaves can look very authentic and have been used fo...
04th June 2009
The available medical options for reversing hair loss in people suffering from hereditary forms of baldness are limited to relatively few products with most of them being effective only in the early stages of baldness. Once you have lost a big portion of ...
04th June 2009
Hair loss can be caused by a variety of factors but heredity is the number one reason why men and women lose their mane. Hereditary hair loss in men and women has the same main cause, which is dihydrotestosterone (DHT) attacking our hair follicles. DHT is...
20th May 2009
The available medical options for reversing hair loss hair in people suffering from hereditary forms of baldness are limited to relatively few products with most of them being effective only in the early stages of baldness. Once you have lost a big portio...
10th March 2009
Premature grey hair can have various causes, such as vitiligo, vitamin B deficiency, thyroid imbalance, constant and extreme stress, alopecia areata, bad diet, etc. but its greatest culprit is genetics, causing the premature death of pigment-producing cel...
10th March 2009
When it comes to treating hair loss, it is medicinal pills and topicals that spring to most peoples’ minds as the options holding the greatest promise. There are also other available treatment options, such as surgical as well as non-surgical hair repla...
15th December 2008
Conquering hair loss and restoring lost hair is to most of us a distant dream. However, there are existing options for replacing lost hair and some of them may seem surprisingly effective even to the most sceptical hair loss sufferer. The three main metho...
27th October 2008
Lead is one of mankind’s oldest used metals. Lead and its compounds have been employed for thousands of yeas in all possible areas of life, from construction to gastronomy. It is not so long ago that sewage pipes were made from lead. If you have renovat...
15th September 2008
Rogaine was the first medicinal drug in history approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for treating hereditary hair loss. By now it has been approved and is available as a cure for baldness in many other countries of the world. Its only act...
14th July 2008
The most frequently prescribed treatments for male pattern baldness by dermatologists and hair loss clinics around the world are Propecia, or some other form of finasteride, such as Proscar, and Regaine, or its generic form - minoxidil. Some doctors will ...
