Tag: scalp care
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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.…
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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…
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Artificial Fragrance Is So Last Year
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Within haircare, the attraction of a product frequently surpasses its practical advantages, as fragrance serves as a crucial factor in attracting consumers. The delightful aroma of a shampoo or conditioner has the power to elevate a regimen into a lavish indulgence. Yet, beneath the alluring scents lies a lesser-discussed truth: the hazards linked to synthetic…
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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…
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Dandruff VS Dry Scalp
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Dandruff and dry scalp, though frequently conflated, stem from distinct physiological processes. Dandruff is primarily attributed to an overgrowth of Malassezia, a yeast-like fungus naturally present on the scalp, leading to excessive skin cell shedding. This condition is characterized by oily, large flakes and an itchy scalp. Conversely, a dry scalp results from insufficient moisture,…
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