Busting the Myths: Separating Fact from Fiction in Hair Care

When it comes to hair care, there are countless myths circulating around the beauty industry. Everyone has unique viewpoints and experiences, making it challenging to distinguish between what is true and what is false. This article is here to help sort out the facts from the fiction. By discussing the science behind hair care and providing helpful tips, this will equip you with the knowledge and tools necessary to take charge of your hair health and keep it looking its best.

Myth 1. Stress causes grey hair

Stress causes grey hair is a myth. While it is true that stress can cause hair loss, it does not cause grey hair. Grey hair is caused by a natural process of aging, where the pigment cells in the hair follicles stop producing melanin, the pigment that gives hair its color. Stress can accelerate this process, but it does not cause it. In fact, according to several research, folks who are less stressed out and more relaxed actually have less gray hair than those who are more stressed out.

Myth 2. If you pull out a single gray hair, two more will take its place

The old saying “if you pull out a single gray hair, two more will take its place” is nothing more than a myth. In reality, the number of gray hairs you have is determined by genetics and age, and pulling out one gray hair will not cause two more to grow in its place. While it is true that plucking out a single hair can cause some trauma to the follicle, it will not cause two new hairs to grow in its place. The best way to deal with gray hairs is to embrace them as part of the natural aging process.

Myth 3. Trimming your hair can help it grow faster

Trimming your hair does not help it grow faster. This is a myth that has been perpetuated for a long time, however there is no scientific evidence to back it up. Hair grows from the root, and trimming the ends of the hair does not alter the rate of growth. In fact, frequent trims can maintain the health of your hair by removing split ends and prevent further damage. However, if you want to grow your hair faster, the best way to do so is to maintain a healthy diet and lifestyle, as well as using products specifically designed to promote hair growth.

FEM Fortify Shampoo

For women who are concerned about minor hair loss and thinning hair as well as those who want to stop premature hair loss, the FEM Fortify Shampoo was created specifically for them. In order to prevent and regulate hair loss and promote stronger, healthier hair growth, this hair and scalp cleanser contains active ingredients that deliver vital nutrients and optimal health to the scalp around the hair follicles.

HOM Fortify Shampoo

Specially formulated for men with mild hair loss and thinning concerns, and for anyone who wants to prevent premature hair loss. This scalp shampoo and cleanser energises and rehabilitates the scalp to reduce hair fall while blocking DHT formation around hair follicles. The high-concentration formula also provides hair follicles with essential nutrients to fight hair thinning. This product gently cleanses the hair without removing its natural moisture, blocks the formation of DHT to prevent hair thinning, has anti–inflammatory and anti–bacterial properties to strengthen the scalp, increases hair density in men, and stimulates healthy hair regrowth.

Myth 4. Using the same shampoos become ineffective over time

Using the same shampoo over time is not a myth. In fact, it is recommended to use the same shampoo for a period of time in order to allow the hair to adjust to the ingredients in the shampoo. Over time, the hair will become accustomed to the ingredients and will be able to better absorb the nutrients and benefits of the shampoo. Additionally, using the same shampoo over time can help to reduce scalp irritation and dryness, as well as reduce the risk of product build–up.

Myth 5. A flaky scalp means you have dandruff

A flaky scalp does not necessarily mean you have dandruff. While dandruff is a common cause of a flaky scalp, there are other potential causes such as dry skin, eczema, psoriasis, or even an allergic reaction to certain hair products. It is important to identify the underlying cause of the flakiness in order to properly treat it. If you are experiencing a flaky scalp, it is best to consult a dermatologist for proper diagnosis and treatment.

Myth 6. You can’t use hair oil if you have oily hair

Contrary to popular belief, using hair oil on oily hair is not a bad idea. In fact, it can be beneficial for those with oily hair. Hair oil helps to balance the scalp’s natural oils and can help to reduce the amount of oil produced. It also helps to nourish and protect the hair from damage caused by styling products and environmental factors. Additionally, it can help to reduce frizz and add shine to the hair. So, if you have oily hair, don’t be afraid to use hair oil – it can actually be beneficial!

Myth 7. The more you brush your hair, the healthier it will be

The idea that brushing your hair frequently leads to healthier hair is a common myth that has been perpetuated for many years. However, the truth is that excessive brushing can actually do more harm than good. Over-brushing can cause damage to the hair shaft, leading to split ends, breakage, and frizz. Additionally, brushing too much can also cause irritation to the scalp, which can lead to inflammation and even hair loss in some cases. While it’s important to detangle your hair regularly, it’s best to do so with a wide-tooth comb or a brush specifically designed for detangling, and to avoid excessive brushing that can do more harm than good. Ultimately, the key to healthy hair is a combination of a healthy diet, regular conditioning, and a gentle hair care routine that works for your unique hair type.

Myth 8. Frequent shampooing damages your hair

Frequent shampooing damages your hair is a common myth that has been circulating for years. However, the truth is that regular washing of your hair does not harm your hair in any way. In fact, shampooing helps to maintain a clean scalp and remove excess oils, dirt, and product buildup, which can otherwise cause scalp irritation, dandruff, and acne. Shampooing can also improve the overall appearance and texture of your hair by removing impurities and promoting healthy growth. So, if you have been avoiding shampooing your hair for fear of causing damage, rest assured that regular washing is essential for maintaining a healthy scalp and hair.

 

Yet one thing we can be sure of is that getting a hair treatment will improve the condition of your scalp and hair. These treatment can nourish your hair and scalp, lessen damage, and improve the health and appearance of your hair. It can also help make sure that any new hair that grows is strong and healthy. You can maintain your hair and scalp in the finest condition possible and enjoy healthy, shiny hair.

Miracle Stem Cell Solution

PHS HAIRSCIENCE Miracle Stem Cell Solution is a patented cell-signalling programme designed to combat hair loss and greying at the cellular level. Backed-by science and developed with Korean trichologists, the Miracle Stem Cell Solution is a hair loss treatment that contains growth factors and stem cell technology, effectively reactivating dormant and inactive follicle cells for hair regrowth and melanin production. Proven to be effective, this non-invasive treatment is the perfect solution for your hair loss and hair thinning concerns. You can read more about it here.