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Become the Hairdresser to the Stars

April 20, 2008 by laura  
Filed under Diseases & Conditions

Become the Hairdresser to the Stars

If you have a couple of minutes to spare (ummm 10 min will do) you might want to consider playing around on this site.
Hairmixer lets you become the stylist to all of the A-list Hollywood celebrities- you can mix and match their hairstyles-or see what their styles will look like on you. I combined the face of Tom Cruise and the hair of Will Smith, and came up with this. I was looking for a look that Tom Cruise might be able to pull off. Isn’t he adorable, yet menacing?

Picture Source – hairmixer.com

1928 A Remarkable Year in Hair Restoration

April 6, 2008 by laura  
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1928 A Remarkable Year in Hair Restoration

This miracle hair growth fez was profiled in the 1928 edition of Popuar Mechanics. Apparently, you only needed to wear it for 10 minutes a day for 30 days -and voila instant new hair. Isn’t it the coolest. Its just a hat. And you just wear it for 10 minutes. That’s it. If it didn’t work in 30 days, you simply told the inventor – that his fez didn’t work – and you got your money back.
Don’t you kind of wish you lived during 1928. Makes that instant hair in a …read more

What Burns Me Up

January 7, 2008 by laura  
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What Burns Me Up

I am cleaning my house today….giving everything a real good clean – before the repair people come in a day or two. I have been going through everything, and throwing things out. I just found 3 phone books from 2007 (city directory and yellow pages x 2) and on each one, they have glued coupons for complimentary consultations for hair restoration surgery.
First of all, not everyone has a problem with their baldness. Promotions like this are designed to make us feel bad about the amount of hair we have (or don’t have) on our heads. I …read more

A Last Ditch Effort – 9 Remedies?

December 31, 2007 by laura  
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A Last Ditch Effort – 9 Remedies?

  So you are losing your hair, and you have been to your doctor- and you have been told that there isn’t anything that can be done.  Well you might want to check out these at home remedies before giving up all hope.  It is my own opinion that they are more trouble than they are worth, but I might feel differently when my hair loss situation becomes a lot more noticeable.
Here are 9 remedies that were published in the American Chronicle (written by Peter Rodrick).  Hope they work for you.

 Spread castor oil on the scalp and roots (but not …read more

I Would Rather Be Bald Than….

October 21, 2007 by laura  
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I Would Rather Be Bald Than….

 I would rather be bald than have to maintain (not to mention carry around) all of this hair.  The women in this picture, are the famed Sutherland Sisters.  The “Seven Wonder Sisters” climbed to great-ish amounts of fame in the late 1800’s when they were singers with the Barnum and Bailey circus.
I really hope their stylist was paid a fortune. If you want to know more about these sisters (including stats about their hair) go here via neatorama (and picture source).
By the way, these women were involved in the making and selling  (perhaps only selling) of a hair tonic.

Are You Unsatisfied With Your Current Treatment for Hair Loss?

October 14, 2007 by laura  
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Are You Unsatisfied With Your Current Treatment for Hair Loss?

Is Rogaine or Propecia not doing what you expect it to? What about hair plugs – are they looking a little unnatural? You may want to consider an actual scalp transplant. That’s right, you read that correctly. I said scalp transplant.
Thanks to successful surgeries such as a face transplant, and immunosuppressant drugs – a scalp transplant may be available in the not too distant future. I believe its being developed for burn victims and similar injuries, however anything can be yours, if enough money is involved.
The Business Shrink raises a really interesting question to …read more

Baldness and its Myths Are Discussed on Oprah

October 9, 2007 by laura  
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Baldness and its Myths Are Discussed on Oprah

Last week on Oprah, a very special episode was aired. For the first time in 22 years, the audience was completely comprised of men. I know…unheard of, right. The reason for this was, Dr Mehmet Oz hosted the show entitled 300 Men Ask Dr Oz. One of the subjects discussed on this show was baldness.
According to Dr Oz (from The Oprah Winfrey Show),
Hair loss happens when two hydrogen molecules DHT (dihydrotestosterone) attach to testosterone. This poisons the hair follicles and causes them to change from making normal hair to peach fuzz like material, which is …read more

Hair Is In – For Men in Pakistan

September 25, 2007 by laura  
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Hair Is In – For Men in Pakistan

Metrosexual is the new word for men in Pakistan. According to the Daily Times Monitor, young and not so young urban Pakistani males are embracing cosmetic treatments. The top of the treatment list, are hair implants. But, all types of spa activities, once thought of being only for women – are now crossing over for men to indulge in, as well. Spa treatments such as facials, eyebrow threading, waxing, and manicures.
Tahir Mohammed, a cosmetic surgeon was reported saying (talking about the metrosexual revolution),
It has definitely come up in the past five years -– and not just …read more

Wear Knitted Hair Day – Could This Take Off?

September 13, 2007 by laura  
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Wear Knitted Hair Day – Could This Take Off?

It’s theme day at the b5media Science and Health Channel.  Today’s theme is Back to School -please check out all of the interesting perspectives on this topic by our writers.  The round up can be found on Kristina’s blog Autism Vox. 
This topic got me thinking about all of the crazy things that schools (especially elementary schools) do to get students to actively participate in school culture.  Usually kids get a really big kick out of stuff like this.  You know what I am talking about.  Things like wear your clothes backwards day, or trade your lunch day…or whatever kooky thing …read more

Want Hair – Go Find a Chicken

August 30, 2007 by laura  
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Want Hair – Go Find a Chicken

The Path-Way to Health by Peter Levens, written in the 17th Century, has just been discovered, and will be going to auction in October.  This is a medical handbook, which offers bizarre advice on combating  ailments.
Advice such as a cure for baldness can be reached by mixing the ashes of chicken dung with lye, and washing the head with it (where needed).  Lots of other really strange remedies can be found as well.
If you are at all interested in old wives tales, this may be the book you have been looking for.  It is scheduled to be auctioned off …read more

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