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Hair Growth Cycles vs Hair Loss
We all lose a certain amount of hair each day – anywhere from 50 to 100 to 125 hairs. True hair loss occurs when these hairs we lose don’t grow back, or when the amount of hair we lose each day exceeds this normal range.
Hair loss can occur as a result of medications, such as chemotherapy treatments or blood thinners, which can damage the deluge hairs, or stop the natural cell division that then produces weakened hair that is susceptible to breaking. The most common type of hair loss, however, is where more and more hair follicles enter what is called the resting phase (telogen phase) in the hair growth cycle.
Overall, hair grows continuously from the scalp, but it moves away from the scalp in 3 phases. Hair is not all uniformly in one phase. Generally, most (90%) of the hair will be in the anagen phase, 10 to 14% of the hair will be in the telogen phase, and only 1 to 2% of hair in the catogen phase.
The first phase is the Anagen phase, which is the growth phase. A shorter anagen phase will limit how long your hair can grow. Hair cells at the root divide rapidly, which lengthen the hair shaft.
In the next phase, the catagen phase, the outer root of the hair follicle shrinks and attaches to the root of the hair. Hair growth stops here. The telogen phase is the resting phase. This lasts from 5 to 6 weeks in normal hair. Hair doesn’t grow in this phase, but it stays firmly rooted in the scalp as long as the follicle stays in a resting phase below it. In male pattern baldness, more hairs enter the telogen phase. This effects of this are an increase in hair shedding. Hair gradually becomes thinner and shorter, and in the end, the hair follicles shut down.
Beauty with Avocado
Avocados are fruit shaped like a pier with a dark green soft leather to purple brown, avocado fruit flesh-colored skin and light green light yellow near near seeds, with a soft texture. Avocado contains vitamins that are useful for making the skin become supple, removes wrinkles, makes skin look young and fresh, Anti-depression, anti-bacterial substances and anti-fungal, have powerful antioxidant that can capture free radicals in the body due to pollution. Also avocados contain fat that is high enough that is useful to moisturize skin and hair.
Grind and hydrate skin
1. Mash avocado using the blender.
2. Mix with a tablespoon of honey, or fresh milk, stirring until evenly distributed.
3. Rinse with warm water
Black hair
1. Mash avocado using the blender.
2. Mix with one tablespoon of lemon juice
3. rub it on the hair, cover with a hat or a towel and let stand for one hour.
4. Rinse with water and shampoo as usual
To stimulate hair growth and soften
1. Mash avocado using the blender.
2. Mix with coconut milk until the texture is sufficiently thick as shampoo
3. Rub on hair, cover with a hat or a towel and let stand for one hour.
4. Dab a little onto your hair with a comb to evenly through hair. Leave on for 10-15 minutes
5. Rinse clean.
Aloe Vera Tips
Aloe vera plants are ornamental plants that have many applications. Physical characteristics of the leaves of Aloe Vera is that they have serrated edges. These plants contain various kinds of compounds that enhance health and beauty products, meat and leather leaf can be used. Substances in the aloe vera are:
• lignin, useful for the preservation of the skin and skin more beautiful.
• glycoprotein, plays a role in producing soft and beautiful hair.
• anthraquinone and amino acids useful in the regeneration of skin cells.
Here are a few simple tips that can be made with aloe vera:
1. For skin brightener: rub aloe vera on face and dark spots of pigment reduction.
2. Aloe is a good moisturizer, effective in fighting wrinkles as the skin absorbs it quickly.
3. Soothe sunburn
4. Nourish the skin: Aloe Vera is rich in nutrients: it has 18 amino acids, vitamins B 1, 2 and 6, vitamin C, niacinamide, choline and the minerals calcium, iron, lecithin, manganese, magnesium, potassium, sodium and zinc.
5. The speed of hair growth: massage aloe vera on the scalp and leave for 30 minutes and rinse. Aloe Vera is known to the PH and stimulate the production of enzymes in the scalp to help balance its growth.
6. Tighten pores: Aloe has properties similar to the contractile, so friction on the face can reduce the appearance of large pores.
7. Scars and stretch marks a: aloe vera cell regeneration speeds, rub on stretch marks and scars.
8. For people with eczema or psoriasis, aloe is perhaps the best moisturizer available. Rub all hands and feet.
9. Use aloe vera as conditioner, a hair will be smoother than ever, don’t forget to rinse thoroughly.