I want healthy hair
Hair is not just an aesthetic accessory, but also an important indicator of our health and lifestyle. Although it is composed mainly of keratin—a non-living protein—its quality, thickness, and shine can reveal a great deal about how we feel on the inside.
Each hair grows from a hair follicle located in the scalp.
The growth process occurs in three stages:
Anagen phase – active growth that can last several years.
Catagen phase – a transitional period during which the hair stops receiving nutrients.
Telogen phase – the resting phase, after which the hair falls out and makes way for a new one.
On average, a person has 80,000 to 100,000 hairs on their head and loses about 50 to 100 of them every day, which is completely normal.
Shiny, strong hair is often a sign of adequate vitamin and mineral intake and a healthy diet.
Dry, brittle hair may be a sign of dehydration, iron deficiency, or excessive stress.
Thinning hair is often hereditary, but hormonal imbalances can also make it worse.
Hair has played an important role across civilizations.
In ancient Egypt, people wore elaborate wigs adorned with gold; in medieval Europe, long hair was a symbol of virtue and femininity.
These days, hair can be an expression of personality—we often use our hairstyle and hair color to show who we are or how we feel.
Nutrition: a diet rich in protein, zinc, iron, and B vitamins.
Hydration: plenty of water and hair moisturizing products.
Gentle care: Limit frequent ironing, curling, and chemical treatments.
Scalp massage: promotes blood circulation and new hair growth.
Hair is therefore not only a source of beauty, but also a reflection of our health.
Whether our hair is curly, straight, long, or short, it’s worth taking good care of it—because beautiful hair is the result of a balance between body and soul.
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