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Hair Science
Hair Science
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Most Popular Hair Science Articles:
Free Sample Article - Understanding the Hair Shaft
Where is all Begins - Understanding the Hair Root
Why Won't My Hair Hold a Curl - Understanding Elasticity
Five Ways to Improve Elasticity
Everything You Need to Know About Split Ends
and many more.........
All Recent Articles
Beginner's Course - Lesson 1 - The Science of Healthy Hair
Sep 9, 2009
In this 10-minute webinar, we will go over the course outline and briefly discuss the science of healthy hair. Learn:
Why Diet is so Important
Why Your Hair Needs To Be a Little Oily
The Process of Keratinization and How Hair is Formed
Why Relaxing is Permanent and Roller Setting Isn't!
and much more...... Check out this informative 10 minute video!
5 Ways to Improve Elasticity!
Apr 30, 2009
Elasticity is the hair's ability to stretch and return to its original state without breaking. A healthy hair strand should be able to stretch up to 30% its normal length when dry and 50% its normal length when wet.
Everything You Need to Know About Split Ends!
Dec 11, 2008
Tired of losing all of your length to trims? Here is how to tell when you need a trim (and when you DON'T)!
Why Won't My Hair Hold a Curl? Understanding Elasticity!
Jul 10, 2007
Ever wonder why your hair won’t hold a curl? Why your hair breaks when brushed or combed? Or, perhaps why your relaxer doesn’t “take” in some areas? It might be a matter of
Elasticity
. Understanding your hair’s elasticity is key to repairing damage and maintaining long healthy hair. Read more here!