The Secrets to Healthy, Younger-Looking Hair

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The trick to maintaining healthy hair as you age could be as simple as switching your shampoo. Click though for smart solutions and expert tips to keep your tresses gorgeous—and take years off your face.

Thinning Hair

It’s normal to shed up to 150 strands of hair a day. But over time you produce less hair and the diameter of the shaft thins as growth slows, explains Dr. Jeni Thomas, principal scientist for P&G Beauty. Instead of thickening products that just bind fibers together, look for something that contains caffeine or panthenol to actually increase the diameter of hair.

Changing Texture

Straight hair can suddenly turn wavy or vice versa once you’re well into adulthood. “Texture changes are the result of genetics, hormone fluctuations or the environment and can be different for everyone,” explains Clear Scalp & Hair Therapy dermatologist Francesca Fusco, MD. The easiest way to deal with your new texture? Switch to a shampoo and conditioner designed for your current hair type, or go with one formulated for aging hair.

Going Gray

Blame it on a decrease of melanin, the pigment responsible for your hair color, explains Thomas. Since pigment also serves as a protective layer, when its production slows down, hair becomes more susceptible to damage. One solution: Color your hair with a product that is ammonia-free. This means it doesn’t contain harsh chemicals, says celebrity hairstylist Andre Walker.

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Knowing when to take a haircut

First of all, to know when it's time to cut hair very important. The golden rule is that you hair trimmed every 6 to 8 weeks. However, all depends on the length of your hair. Short hair shoulder length hair should be trimmed every 4-6 weeks, while longer hair may be trimmed about 2 months 1 time. Hair trimmed more often to prevent split ends. When breakage was split in two, the best you can do is to cut it off, that is, the length of the hair loss.

Buy the right kind of strategy

Ask your hairdresser to find good strategy or search online to buy high-quality strategies. Before ordering, please ensure that it is suitable for your hair type.



Refer hairstylist

If hairstylist think they can improve your appearance, but do not be afraid to let them handle your hair.

Investing in packs of shampoo conditioner high quality

If you want to always look gorgeous, you also need to invest in hair. If you choose the cheaper brands, you will never have the perfect hairstyle. Shampoo and conditioner quality can help you have a good start against the bad haircuts.

Wash your hair the right way

Scientists from the University of Virginia has concluded sure after doing a research on both men and women. Over 90% of participants could not tell how to wash correctly. First, do not wash your hair every day, because water can cause loss of hair natural oils. Second, scalp massage should be 45 seconds with the shampoo and conditioner before shampooing. In addition, try to wash it with cold water instead of hot water as this is better for your hair.

Carefully dried hair

Dryers can cause severe damage to the hair, because hair high temperature aging. Avoid rubbing the hair with a towel right after a bath because the hair is very sensitive at this time. Finally - never as hair straighteners are wet. Just use the stretch with dry hair, the hair will not be damaged more than you thought it.

Eating healthy foods

The last thing to remember is to eat only healthy food to keep healthy and beautiful hair strong. The foods rich in essential fatty acids, folic acid, vitamin B6 and B12 to strengthen hair and skin health, making them a healthy radiance. These foods are: salmon, tuna, walnuts, nuts, milk, bananas, meat and beans.

10 Hairstyles That Make You Look 10 Years Younger

News flash: Your youth fix doesn't have to come in a bottle—or a needle. Your hairstyle could actually take years off (or add them to) your look. Don't believe us? Check out these celebrities—each one gorgeous, of course, but also looking older due to certain overly perfect hairdos. Anti-aging tip number one? Mess it up a little.

AMY ADAMS

Older: Adams's acting is above reproach. Her stuffy, shellacked chignon is not.

Younger: This braided and middle-parted updo is a great argument for revisiting your Pippi Longstocking days. Just remember: Twisted up into a bun, braids look chic; worn down, they really only belong on the playground.

BEYONCÉ

Older: This is pageant hair, and pageant hair is aging. (Unless you're in a Miss Octogenarian contest.)

Younger: To get Beyoncé's loose, carefree (and young-looking) waves, rake a tangerine-size dollop of light-hold mousse from roots to ends. Let hair air-dry, then wrap sections of various sizes—so it doesn't look too done—around a medium-barrel curling iron for five seconds each. Finish by running your fingers through it to break up any stubbornly perfect curls.

KATE MOSS

Older: If these droopy curls can suck the life out of the preternaturally cool Moss, imagine what they would do to a mere mortal.

Younger: Moss—and pretty much everyone else—looks cooler and younger with roughed-up hair. Take a cue from the supermodel and pair rumpled hair with smoky eyes and a stylish outfit to make sure the look is rock and roll, not just-rolled-out-of-bed.

ELIZABETH BANKS

Older: Barrel curls and a forehead flip make Banks's hair look so stiff and sculpted you could easily imagine it on a bust in a museum.

Younger: A middle part and tousled waves are youthful and the perfect texture for her shoulder-length lob.

DREW BARRYMORE

Older: Don't get us wrong, dark brown can be rich, lively, and beautiful. But single color tends to look flat and a little wiglike.

Younger: The lighter and darker shades of creamy blonde create dimension and make Barrymore's skin glow. (OK, the fact that she was pregnant in this picture probably helped a little, too.)

MENA SUVARI

Older: This baby-chicken-on-your-head color wouldn't work on anyone, and it makes both Suvari's hair and face look brittle.

Younger: An ashier blonde with ever-so-subtle roots has her looking her age

JULIANNE HOUGH

Older: Hough's too-perfect bob with ends that curve under says small-town news anchor.

Younger: But one with beachy texture and a messy part says cool girl, possibly even cool surfer girl. We know which one we want to look like.

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