Hair loss can have many causes e.g poor nutrition, genes, hormones, age, certain medications, stress, rapid weight loss and some medical conditions.Today I will address the nutritional part.

Have you ever tried a clay hair wash? There are many shampoos and cg approved products which deal with build up on your hair but they can be quite harsh. In this post we will look at the different Clay Washes available and what the pro's and con's are.

Can you imagine a situation where your hair falls out because your body thinks your own hair follicles are the enemy? That's a real condition, and it's called alopecia, commonly known as baldness. Hair follicles are where the hair begins to grow, so if they are attacked, the hair falls out and sometimes ceases to grow back. Basically, there's a miscommunication among the immune system and the body ends up attacking itself. Anyone can develop alopecia, though it typically develops in individuals under the age of 20.

Did you know that there are twelve major hair types? The differences between them call for specific products to bring out your hair’s fullest potential. Figuring which type you may have seems like an intimidating feat, but we are here to help! We’ll share everything you need to know about determining your hair type and what it means for your hair styling routine. You must first consider hair pattern and texture. 

IF your hair has multiple porosities, you may find it a challenge to find a one-size-fits-all hair strands approach to caring for it. Know that you DO NOT need to have a different regimen for the different areas of your hair. Follow these tips to keep all your hair healthy:

Grab a note or screenshot these 11 IMPORTANT tips right now: ➡ 

How do you care for a Low Porosity hair?

Hair porosity is a term used to describe your hairs ability to absorb and retain moisture. We know that hair consist of up to 8 layers and the cuticle is the outer layer. How well your cuticle absorb moisture and oils, determine the porosity of your hair.