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The main thing to remember when taking care of your color treated hair, is to keep it well-conditioned. Most types of hair coloring make our hair more permeable, which causes it to soak up and excrete moisture more easily. This means that your hair will gradually, imperceptibly, be losing a bit of its color molecules every time it gets wet. So the tips that follow are about keeping your hair as moisturized as possible. These tips equally apply to people who suffer from hair loss due to dry hair and a dry scalp.

Different hair requires different regimens and navigating this journey can be difficult. So we are going to break it down and make it easy for you to answer the age old question. "How often should I wash my hair?"

Studies have shown that trauma resulting from hair loss is even more prevalent in women than men. This is largely a result of the superficial standard we hold women to in society, and the external pressure put on women to resemble a predetermined idea of beauty. Not to invalidate the men out there, but it has been shown that statistically, hair loss affects the emotional well-being of women even more. What follows are tips for women coping with hair loss.

The most common feeling in reaction to hair loss is, well… loss. And what do we feel like we lose?

Youthfulness and attractiveness.

The language we use revolving around our hair is a major aspect of how we feel.

Maybe we can reframe hair “loss”, in order to focus more on what we gain from this experience.

While we all love a nice hot shower, washing your curly hair with excessively hot water is another way to strip your hair of its natural oils and make it more likely to become frizzy and brittle. Cool water is a safe bet when washing or rinsing your hair. So, if you love hot showers like most of us do, you can always experiment with keeping the water warm for the majority of your shower and then cooling it down when it’s time to wash your hair.

When focusing on hair regrowth, a common verified tactic is to wash your hair frequently because it stimulates blood flow to your scalp and cleans out clogged follicles, which can both lead to hair growth.

It is common for us to experience hair loss following traumatic periods of our lives. While it is normal and healthy for hair to fall out in its natural life cycle, periods of continuous, high stress can lead to a rapid increase in hair loss.

Dear Friends,

We are pleased to announce that we are open. Our goal is to provide a safe environment for you, our clients, and employees. Please know the safety of our clients and staff is our top priority, and as a result, we will be following the procedures set forth by local government and health agencies. Also, in order to minimize the risk of exposure to COVID-19, the following protocol will be implemented into our daily routine.

Healthy hair starts with a healthy scalp. Bad scalp conditions may be obvious, such as dandruff, oily hair, unwanted odors, redness, itching, hair thinning and hair loss. However, some serious conditions may exist yet not be so obvious.