GOT HEALTHY HAIR??? Drink Milk ...

Milk contains nutrients and vitamins that promote growth and healthy hair, and may slow hair loss. Hair can be cared for internally by drinking milk regularly. Milk contains calcium, protein, vitamin D, vitamin A, vitamin B, and many more. All these vitamins are known to support healthy hair growth. Calcium is important for keratinization, a hair growth process. Calcium absorption into the body produces keratin, keratin is one of the main components of hair, skin and nails. Milk contains vitamin B12 and B6, which help in hair growth. Hair loss indicates there is a vitamin D deficiency.

Add a glass of milk to your diet and you will enjoy having healthy hair !

Juicing For a Healthy Hair !

 

Have you heard a quote that says "You are what you eat" ??? Well, enough said, now start by doing something that will benefit you in a positive way, you can't go wrong with this one, JUICING.

Here is a simple recipe that will get you started :

Bell Pepper, Carrots, and Spinach Juice

This is a very refreshing drink, the amount of each vegetable depends on how much you want, for a regular glass you can juice 1 Bell Pepper, 4 Carrots, and 1/4 of a bunch of Spinach. Add vegetables to a juice extractor, and VOILA you will have natural and healthy juice that will help you have beautiful hair ...

Healthy Hair Tips

 

To some of you may sound "Yucky, Icky, Nasty" but the truth is that if you want healthy and silky hair DO NOT wash it daily. If you wash it daily you are depriving your scalp of its essential oils. Your hair becomes brittle and shampoo might dry your scalp. You also want to avoid using too many styling hair products, remember that there are lots of chemicals in products unless you use natural or organic. Your hair reflects your personality but it also reflects your general health, so healthy eating is an important key. The most important thing is to not brush often, even worse if you brush when wet, if you brush vigorously you are hair is more prone to breaking and hard brushing tends to scratch your scalp. Don't forget to keep scheduled appointments with your hairstylist to maintain your hair free of split-ends.