True or False Hair Care: Cutting your hair can help prevent hair loss.
False: Hair feels thicker after a haircut because hair is thicker at the base. Cutting your hair will not help to prevent male- or female-pattern baldness. Shorter hair often looks and feels thicker but cutting your hair won’t alter its normal biologically determined growth rate or overall texture. True or False Hair Care: Cutting Hair during a Full Moon Will Speed Up the Growing Process
False: Some astrology followers believe that cutting your hair during the new moon or the first phase of the moon, when the light is increasing, will make hair grow back faster. It won't. This might be psychological.
True or False Hair Care: Split Ends Can Be Repaired Without Cutting
Seems true, but in fact the answer is: false. There are products containing silicone that can bind together split ends, however, when the product is washed out of hair, the splits ends “return”. The only real cure for split ends is to cut the hair.True or False Hair Care: Shampooing Every Day Keeps Hair Clean and Healthy
False: Only very oily hair needs a daily washing; everyone else should find a way to refresh their style in between shampooing to avoid depriving your ends of vital oils. Try rinsing and conditioning (co-wash) every other day instead of shampooing daily.
True or False Hair Loss: Standing on Your Head Makes Your Hair Grow Faster
True: Getting more blood flow to your scalp is always good, but it might be more easily achieved by massaging the scalp. Why risk falling?True or False Hair Loss: Men’s’ Hair Grows Faster than Women’s’ Hair
False: There is no evidence to suggest a difference in the rate of hair growth between men and women.True or False Hair Loss: If You Leave Your Hair Alone It Will Grow Faster
False. If you don’t do anything at all to your hair it tends to become weak and dry. Hair needs to stay hydrated to be healthy, so this means drinking plenty of water and using a deep conditioner every so often to help lock that moisture in your hair. This will help with frizz, tangles and hair loss as well.
Source: webmd.com, Good Housekeeping magazine, Hair Care News.
Author: L.J. O'Neal, writer and researcher. (L.J. is also a Lustrous Henna® user.)
©2010-2015. L.J. O’Neal. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
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