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Simple Tips for Healthy Hair Growth by Bosley

Friday, December 28th, 2012

It’s assumed that everybody wants to have voluminous, beautiful and healthy locks. Made of a protein called keratin, hair grows at an approximate rate of one inch per month, or around six feet of hair every year. However, individual hair follicles are also continuously falling out, a part of the natural growth process. Stress and [...]

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What do celebrities think of Bosley hair restoration & solutions?

Monday, August 6th, 2012

“American Idol” fans should remember contestant Matt Rogers, who had this to say about Bosley’s hair restoration: “I’m fortunate I discovered Bosley when I did. My career as an actor and model was never affected by my receding hairline because I got on it early.” Rogers also credits Bosley with boosting his self esteem, which [...]

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Will braiding my hair cause hair loss?

Friday, July 13th, 2012

A  study, published in the Archives of Dermatology, found that weaves and braids can lead to a permanent type of hair loss common among black women called Central Centrifugal Cicatricial Alopecia or CCCA for short. Of the 326 women examined in the study, more than one-fourth of the participants had CCCA, characterized by hair loss [...]

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Can Paint Fumes Cause Hair Loss?

Wednesday, July 11th, 2012

Paint contains a variety of chemicals that release fumes when it’s being applied to walls and ceilings. If you’ve been painting the interior of your home or have been exposed to paint fumes for long periods of time it’s possible that you may be experiencing hair loss but not directly related to the paint. Exposure [...]

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Can Smoke Cause Hair Loss?

Friday, July 6th, 2012

Occasional exposure to smoke from a campfire or a BBQ will not cause hair loss. However, smoke can cause health problems including hair loss when it’s part of a larger amount of pollution. A number of studies have shown that pollution in the atmosphere can lead to poor hair health, which can further lead to [...]

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Do tanning beds cause hair loss?

Wednesday, June 6th, 2012

Tanning beds use mainly UVA, although some also emit UVB because the addition of UVB is believed to produce a better tan. It is now known however, that UV damages and ages the skin by initiating a molecular cascade that produces reactive forms of oxygen that damage DNA and cell membranes. Some researchers believe it [...]

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Can Nutritional Supplements Reverse Hair Loss?

Friday, June 1st, 2012

Nutritional supplements have been used for many years to help reverse or slow down hair loss. There are numerous supplements that may improve the strength and quality of your hair or help reduce hair loss including essential fatty acids, MSM, inositol, biotin, vitamin B complex, raw thymus glandular, zinc, vitamins C and E, coenzyme Q10, [...]

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Can Hair Care Products Really Promote Hair Growth?

Thursday, May 31st, 2012

There are countless hair care products out there that claim to stimulate hair growth, and while some hair products can stimulate limited hair growth or slow down balding, no products have been proven to be able to treat genetic or permanent hair loss. Rogaine and Propecia are the only 2 FDA approved products that are [...]

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Can Excessive Styling Contribute to hair loss?

Thursday, May 24th, 2012

Most people style their hair daily and there is nothing detrimental with using hair products or styling tools. However, with everything else, the key is moderation. Heat and chemicals are notorious for weakening the hair causing it to break and fall out. It is often a combination of treatments such as keratin, coloring, and blow-drying [...]

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Can Biotin Prevent Hair Loss From Occurring?

Friday, May 4th, 2012

Some people believe that taking biotin orally can be used to fight hair loss. Unfortunately there has been no evidence to support this theory, as there have not been any clinical studies done. The only FDA approved hair loss medications on the market are Rogaine and Propecia. However, these medications usually only provide a temporary [...]

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