Hair Care Basics

 Health

Hair grows an average of one-half inch per month. Some people get more, some get less people. The only way you grow hair faster (or thicker) is to make sure you eat well, stay hydrated, and getting enough circulation. If we are not healthy, hair, skin and nails tend to show the signals first. A healthy scalp in addition to a healthy body is very importante for healthy hair of any length. If you swear, “scalp acne” rapidly thinning hair, or something, get it checked by a doctor, do your due diligence and research, and start fixing your scalp.

Shampoo

Shampoo less. You really do not need to shampoo every day. Nope, not even if you work out. A good scalp massage and rinse in warm water goes a long way. Try to stretch the time between your shampoos as long as you can. Your hair is generally not dirty unless you do not regularly wash your hair to touch your hands. The more you shampoo, the more friction you get her, and the more damage you’ll see. With that said, teach yourself to be too soft. That means no scrubbing hair back and forth between your hands. Use gentle products with a soft touch and rinse well. All you should need to shampoo your scalp and use less shampoo you already have-a dime size amount or less, but go ahead and squish the suds down the rest of your hair if you feel it necessary has.

Harsh Chemicals

Your hair has a better chance to find thick, healthy and shiny when you completely forget the chemicals. If you can not do your bleached blonde tresses that are bright blue, do yourself a favor and find a professional who specializes in long hair or at least a really good color technician. They will be the gentlest way to get the look you are going to know to achieve. If you can not find it, try to keep hair healthy with ArganRain Products. And make sure you regularly use ArganRain Argan Oil, along with ArganRain Sulfate Free Shampoo.

Tips To Stay Young!

In your 20s, your beauty routine matters  but there is room for error (a comforting fact for those of us who still sleep with our makeup sometimes). However, once you hit 30, it’s time to make some major changes in your day-to-day regimen, especially when it comes to preventive care. To find out what changes need to happen, the following tips:

Cleansing

You have always heard it is important to clean your face in the morning and never go to bed with makeup on, but it is even more important in the 30s then slows cell renewal. If you are younger, made new skin cells and slowly work their way to the surface over a 28-to-30-day period. As we age, this period becomes longer, causing the dead skin cells clog your pores and make your skin appear dull.

To combat this, look for a foaming cleanser or lotion-based cleaners that also moisturizing and rich for younger skin. You do not need to waste your money on cleaning products that claim all kinds of fancy actives. A cleaner is rinsed quickly, so you can not really pick one of these alleged extra benefits.

Moisturize

Regardless of your skin type, you need to moisturize your skin. For those with oily skin, try ArganRain Argan Oil, which provide the benefits of hydration without the heavy feeling associated with traditional creams. You can get a product with hyaluronic acid, which is found most hydrating ingredients available today-pulls up to a thousand times its weight in moisture from the air and bind it to the lower layers of the skin.

Collagen

Collagen plays a key role in strengthening our skin, but, after the age of 25, the amount of collagen by our body drops more per year. Do not turn to products that claim to (the collagen molecule containing collagen is too large to be absorbed and utilized by our skin. The trick is to ingredients that can get your skin in order to increase the production of collagen, such as use of L-ascorbic acid acid that is to say, the purest form of vitamin C.

Sun Protection

The sun triggers production of melanin, which gives uneven skin tone and age spots, and, as a result, the speed up of the signs of aging. While many makeup products naturally have physical sun blockers such as titanium dioxide and mica, you should still use sunscreen under your foundation, preferably with zinc. Always use an SPF of 30, but do not waste your money on those claiming SPF 50 and higher research has shown that they do not offer much more protection.

Eye Care

Your eyes do not yet show signs of aging, but that does not mean you can skip taking care of them. Start using an eye gel or light gel-cream that will focus on puffiness, dark circles and hydrate the delicate skin around the eyes. Yet not directly to the heavier creams because it will increase the skin around the eyes. stay focused on the key ingredients you need to protect your youthful appearance and future damage as Argireline and hyaluronic acid to prevent too well moisturize the skin around your eyes.