Follow the Trend In Hair Care

Aug. 14, 2011 - PRLog -- Dedicated followers of fashion think nothing of spending the earth on what they want just to keep up with the latest trends, and nothing follows the trend more than our hair in terms of care and styling.  

If someone on the catwalk, TV, or in a magazine has a certain hair style then before you know it the whole country is backing that particular hairstyle, especially when it looks so lush, shiny, and LONG.

Long hair for many years has been the way to go. In ancient times women had long flowing locks and certain religions forbid the cutting of hair as long hair was considered very sacred. Even in the Western world there have been instances when cutting or insulting the hair, beard or moustaches led to battles or other crises.

In 1185, Emperor John insulted some Irish nobles by cutting their beards and this led to a major revolt by the Irish people. Also a war between Spain and England was caused by the remarks of the then English King in which he had suggested that the beard of the ruler of Spain should be trimmed.

Not only religiously and spiritually, hair is of great importance from a health and medical point of view. For example, protein is very essential for the perseverance of health and when hair gets cut time and time again, the protein is used in the growth of new hair, this of course leads to loss of protein in the body as a whole.

Vitamin D is needed for proper functioning of the nervous system, teeth and other bones in the human body and long hair is a source of Vitamin D, so the longer the hair the larger the amount of Vitamin D in the human body.

Most fashion icons have long flowing hair and impressionable females the world over want to have hair just like them. Some even believe that washing hair more frequently hastens its growth rate, this of course is completely untrue. In fact, constant washing can basically remove all the essential oils and nutrients in the hair, thus making it dry and weak.

Regular scalp massages especially when using a good quality shampoo, can stimulate the increase of blood supply in the scalp area, but be careful, stimulating the hair follicles can also increase the production of hair grease.

There is only one way to achieve good healthy hair and that is to clean with a shampoo best suited to your hair type and condition. Use conditioners to soften and deep condition hair and sometimes use hair treatments that are fit for purpose to deal with problem damaged hair.

With so many hair products on the market there is one out there for you, but research carefully before you spend unnecessary money on a product that will do your hair no favours at all especially if it is dry, damaged and looking very very sad.

A spokesman for Fabriah professional hair products online said “we are an online hair product facility, and customers can go online and browse through at their leisure all our top brand products that can give your hair all the TLC it requires, and we offer FREE delivery to all orders to the UK”

Follow the trends if you must, but make sure you treat your hair with reverence as it is a highly prized asset.

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