Are you tired of searching for quality hair products? It can be exhausting scanning through ingredient lists and asking for recommendations from others. You want modern haircare that works! Capilia products are backed by experts and are held to the highest quality standards.
Beards have always been a popular way for men to express themselves, and many men take pride in taking care of their facial hair and growing it out. Many men like to grow a beard and hope to keep it for many years to come, but that is not always the case.
For decades, medical professionals have been searching for an effective [...]
According to Merriam-Webster, a trichologist is "a person who specializes in hair and scalp care and treatment of associated conditions." More and more stylists and salon owners are familiarizing themselves with Trichology because it is so important, especially if you are working with hair and looking at people's scalps all day. Cosmetology school teaches stylists plenty about hair but not enough about the scalp, and that's why studying Trichology is vital in being a hairstylist.
Hair is not complicated in terms of its structure and what it is composed of, but it plays an important role in social functioning. The way we style, cut, color, and maintain our hair all contribute to the way we look. Whether it’s having a signature look or hair you rolled out of bed with it is an integral part of a showcasing personality and identity. But what really is this thing that we spend so much time and effort on? What is hair?
What is Trichology? Trichology is the branch of medical, cosmetic study, and practice concerned with the hair and scalp. How to recognize the primary scalp conditions contributing to thinning hair, hair loss and treat it. Recognizing scalp conditions that lead to thinning is the first step in our hair restoration journey. Here are some skin conditions that lead to thinning and hair loss, their symptoms, and what can be done to treat them.
Hair loss can make us scramble for the next best thing, whether it be miracle shampoos, scalp scrubs, topical medications, implants, etc. But how invasive are we willing to go?
As Covid-19 continues to sweep our nation, researchers have been able to monitor and learn from the various symptoms of the virus. Recent developments indicate that in addition to any hair loss from the stress that comes with living through a pandemic, hair loss may also be an additional side effect from the virus itself.
Welcome to part three of a three-part series on lasers. In part one, we learned about the history of lasers and how they have evolved over the years.
What is a laser? Most of us think about the little lights we shine to make our animals go crazy. Or maybe others think of a pointer that helps guide people who are watching a presentation. Lasers have been used in the medical community for quite a few years. Many are familiar with Lasik eye surgery, which was discovered in 1974, and finally approved for the public in 1995. A growing number of people are learning about laser hair removal, and laser hair follicle stimulation (photobiomodulation) to help restore hair growth. This is part one of a three-part series about the many uses of laser, and how it has impacted our world, as well as the hair loss/restoration industry.
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