Spring leaves in a month and summer will bring what you have been waiting all year for: holidays! All is happiness and optimism when you have at least one free week ahead. Possible plans might include partying with your friends, exploring exotic countries, going to the beach… But no matter how happy you feel thinking about your holidays, you might notice your hair…

Most hair loss is hereditary, which means you have no control over the rate at which you lose your hair – apart from choosing a hair treatment that works for you and your condition, there’s not a lot you can do. Still, many causes of hair loss can be avoided, such as when your hair is thinning or falling due to poor dietary options. Another non-hereditary reason why you…

It’s normal to experience some pain and discomfort in your scalp following your hair implant. This will lessen over the days following the procedure but it’s still important to have a good understanding of how to care for your hair and scalp after you’ve received your implant as well as some ways to help reduce any initial pain or swelling. Sleep in a Semi-Upright Position…

Your hair is unique to you, and it’s one of the most expressive parts of your body too. It can be short, long, dry, oily, thick, thin… the possibilities are endless and, while you might think you know everything – or almost everything – about your hair, think again! There are many factors that determine its look and health, such as how some foods which can prevent…

We’ve discussed the effects that an unhealthy diet can have on the health of your hair, including the importance of eating a healthy and balanced one. However, were you aware that eating certain foods can also help you prevent and reduce the risk of hair loss? Although genetics still play a huge role in the future of your hairline (this is something that can’t be avoided…