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  • Understanding Hair Health: Scalp Biology, Hair Growth, and Product Function

    Understanding Hair Health: Scalp Biology, Hair Growth, and Product Function

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    Notes on Hair Health, Biology, and Informed Care Hair health is often discussed in terms of products, routines, and results. But hair is not static, and it is not separate from the body. It is produced by it. The scalp, too, is living skin responsive to internal shifts, environmental stressors, and cumulative habits over time.…

  • Hair Care Is Skin Care: How Scalp Health Impacts Hair Growth

    Hair Care Is Skin Care: How Scalp Health Impacts Hair Growth

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    Healthy hair doesn’t begin with styling products or trends, it begins with the skin it grows from. The scalp is living skin with complex biological systems that directly influence hair growth, shedding patterns, scalp comfort, and long-term hair quality. Understanding the connection between scalp health and skin care is essential for anyone seeking sustainable hair results rather…

  • Hair Health & It’s BFF… The Gut

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    Tonight at 7pm EST I will be co-hosting a webinar with Andrea, from Root To Sun Nutrition. We are so excited! I met Andrea many moons ago when we were just out of college. I am so excited to be co-hosting our first webinar together! The link will be at the bottom to register. Here’s…

  • Do Haircuts Really Help Your Hair Grow?

    Do Haircuts Really Help Your Hair Grow?

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    Indirectly, yes. Let’s get into it: Is it okay to skip a haircut? This depends on your hair type. When it comes to the frequency of haircuts, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer (same with washing frequency). The necessity of a trim largely depends on your hair type and condition. Fine or delicate hair, which is more…

  • The Impact of Chlorine and Chloramine on Scalp & Hair Health

    The Impact of Chlorine and Chloramine on Scalp & Hair Health

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    Chlorine and chloramine are disinfectants commonly used in water treatment systems to ensure the safety and cleanliness of drinking water. They are crucial for disinfecting water and killing harmful pathogens, including bacteria, viruses, and parasites that can cause waterborne diseases. Public Health Protection By using these disinfectants, water treatment facilities can ensure that the water…