LA SCIENCE: Follicle Stimulating Shampoo and Anti Hair Loss Serum

A woman’s hair is her crowning glory and not only can thinning hair be distressing, it can often really knock
confidence and self esteem. Women are more susceptible to many more external factors that can result in temporary and permanent hair-loss. It can be a regular side effect of taking ordinary medicines such as ibuprofen, antidepressants and blood pressure medication.
As well as being hereditary, hair loss is proven to be a result of common complaints such stress, poor diet, environmental pollutants, anaemia, hormonal imbalance, the menopause polycystic ovaries, post-pregnancy or an inactive thyroid.
Hair thinning and loss of hair is very traumatic, so it is important to create the best conditions to maintain a healthy head of hair. Scalp hairs grow at a rate of approximately 1.25cm per month.
After a resting phase of around 90 days, new hair replaces the old hair which has been shed. Most individuals lose between 50-100 hairs a day (This need not be alarming as the average head of hair has 100,000 individual shafts of hair.)
Hair-loss takes place over several years and by the time many women realise that their hair has stopped growing, the hair loss is already in a progressive state.

New Year Skin Don't be flaky - Protect your skin from the cold

Innercore's Nurse Skin Care Specialist gives you Ten Top New Year Skin Resolutions and shows how they can help you achieve your New Year Skin.

We all know that cold weather, can play havoc with your skin.  Sudden dips in temperature and old winds, combined with the drying effects of central heating can leave your skin dry, tight and flaky.
So if you want to get your skin glowing, this is the time to put your skin protection plan into action.

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Until recent years UVA was considered to have very few, if any, deleterious effects and so was of little academic interest because UVA rays don’t cause the acute "sunburns" we remember as red, painful, and possibly with blisters, etc. They are caused by UVB rays. Dermatology and medical researchers have known for years of the familiar effects of UVB radiation (290-320 nm) on human skin. UVA radiation is not safe, and many of the harmful effects produced by UVB radiation are also seen with exposure to UVA radiation.