Healthy Hair Tips, Myths and Misconceptions

Our glorious hair. We sometime shave, curl, spike,to the letter. (That's one of the healthy hair tips to
dreadlock, blow dry, braid, and spray it within an inchremember.)
of it's life. We spend untold money on hair careIt also helps to use gentle coloring products and
products. Not to mention the world is awash in soconditioners and shampoos specifically designed for
called healthy hair tips, myths and misconceptions.colored hair. In fact it's wise to use extra conditioner
Let's discuss a few of them.whenever you wash your colored hair.
Hair Misconception #1: A stress filled life leads directlyHair Misconception #5: Pull a gray hair and it will be
to subsequent hair loss.replaced by more than one.
Reality: It's a fact we are all losing hair daily. WhetherReality: Ever heard that? No way is that true. Still you
we are stressed to the max or not. On average youshould never pull out hair by the roots. You can scar
lose anywhere between 35 to 135 hairs each day. Soyourself or you might develop a scalp infection trying
maybe a few more strands might fall out if you're allthat. It's better to banish the gray by coloring your
tense and stressed out. But unless you have beenhair.
pulling your hair out by the roots, it will all grow back!Hair Misconception #6: All hair reacts to humidity in
Hair Misconception #2: Using several shampoos keepsthe same way.
your hair healthy.If you have curly hair you don't need me to point
Reality: Of the so called healthy hair tips this oneout that this is a big lie. Once the humidity hits it,
makes me laugh it's so far fetched. Hair doesn'tuncontrollable curls or worse, the dreaded frizzys
remember what shampoo was used on it last. It'sresults. To strike back you need a product that will
basically just dead cells. So how's it gonna know whatlock down the cuticle layer. One that blocks out
kind of shampoo you're using? But it is true thatunwanted moisture. So look for styling products with
people with different hair types need to usewords like anti-humectant, smoothing, anti-humidity
shampoos suited to their type of hair. Focus on thaton the label.
rather than rotating shampoo.Hair Misconception #7: It's best to shampoo twice for
Hair Misconception #3: There's nothing you can do forclean hair.
fine hair to keep it from going limp.Reality: This is just not so. In fact over use of
Reality: Two words: Hot rollers. They make it easy toshampoos can damage your hair. Unless your hair is
add body to fine hair. Afterwards just apply mousseextremely oily shampooing once should suffice.
and brush out well.How about those seven healthy hair care tips?
Hair Misconception #4: Coloring is hard on your hair.How about if we continue our discussion of healthy
Reality: Nonsense! If that was the case most hairhair care tips with an overview about how to go
stylists would be out of a job. Coloring is safe if youabout the task of repair of damaged hair.
know what you're doing and follow the instructions