Cover Me! I’m Going Thin…

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Applying makeup to conceal early hair thinning and loss –      10-20% Thinning

It’s the opening credits for Pretty Woman, and we see Viv putting on her leather boots as she gets ready. But they are not perfect, so she takes out a black magic marker and colors in the worn spots so they won’t be noticeable. It works – we don’t notice them, and people could relate because many of them had been using that technique on their shoes for years before the movie came out.

As light power and liquid covers dark or red spots on skin, dark and light powders and liquids can conceal thinning areas on scalps. If the right products are used, we can look nearly perfect and no one will notice hair thinning and loss issues.

The 3 T’s of Terrific Tools

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Over the years I have found that if there is one mistake most women make when it comes to styling their hair it is the tools that they use. (Mother bought them a curling iron when they were eight years old and then have been using it ever since etc.) Using damaged tools can ultimately lead to more damage to your hair. There are 3 important factors to keep in mind when using styling tools The Three T’s of Tools: Time, Temperature, and Technique.

What’s the Big Deal? It’s Only Hair, right?

Hair Loss

Hair loss can be devastating, in fact, one-in-four women will experience some form of hair thinning or hair loss during their lifetime. Whether it’s a result of genetics, health issues, medication, stress or other factors, the impact of hair loss is significant to a sense of self.

Why? Because hair is attached to more than the follicles in the scalp. It is attached to emotions, personality, confidence and the way you feel about yourself and how you interact with the world. It is the “crowning glory” to that individual look you call your own.

If you are experiencing the early stages of age-related hair thinning and loss, there are several options you can consider that will help divert attention away from the issue.

Nutrition Tips – A menu for healthy hair

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You most likely have heard the saying, “you are what you eat,” and this is especially true when you are talking about the two most seen parts of your body: your hair and your skin.

My saying, “Beauty begins within,” applies to this from a nutritional level for the shine, growth and manageability of your hair – as well as the aging of both your hair and skin.

Nutrition Tips – A menu for healthy hair

health-and-wellness-intro

You most likely have heard the saying, “you are what you eat,” and this is especially true when you are talking about the two most seen parts of your body: your hair and your skin.

My saying, “Beauty begins within,” applies to this from a nutritional level for the shine, growth and manageability of your hair – as well as the aging of both your hair and skin.

Beauty Tips – What’s The Best Brush For You?

Having the right tools for your hair and knowing how to use them correctly is one of the secrets to having beautiful hair. But when you have thin hair it is even more important because you can cause greater breakage, limpness and fly a ways, which adds up to be a “Bad Hair Day.” In this video, I will show you what round brush is right to use for thin hair and how the professional uses them to get a fuller head of hair that will last to give you a “Beautiful Hair Day.”