You’ve got a wedding to attend and a bald patch that makes your tux look like it came out of the 1960s graduation closet. Or perhaps you’re auditioning for the most important role of your life and deep down inside you are wrecked that the balding patch on your head just isn’t going to cut it.
Last week I blogged about beverages, hair loss and hair growth. This week, I did some research on the types of food we can eat to promote hair growth and prevent hair loss.
We are what we eat. Are we what we drink? When it comes to hair loss, what we drink matters. Here are some tips I’ve found on the internet which can help reduce or prevent temporary hair loss.
I was looking for a movie to watch awhile back and I came across a poster of the new Mummy movie on the papers. I remembered that Brendan Fraser had a soft, floppy fringe when he did the first Mummy movie years ago.
I remember being warned by my mother during my teenage years that excessive dyeing of my hair will soon lead me down the path of premature balding and into the dark side. An acquaintance also once mentioned that if you drop 100 hairs a day, you had better go see a doctor.