Rules For Good Hair Care

As the old saying goes "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure". In some cases, the difference between properly taking care of your hair and not doing so may be the difference between normal hair or manageable thinning hair and unsightly baldness. People who are losing their hair are the ones who benefit the most from learning and applying good habits for hair care, and conversely are hurt the most by not applying them. Unless you are totally bald you can still benefit from properly taking care of your hair.
Experts on hair loss suggest the following rules to best preserve your hair.

posted on Thursday, October 13, 2005 12:28 AM by fcodinera

Avoid unnecessarily pulling your hair!

Any action that pulls the hair causes more hair loss, especially at the side of your head.

Things to avoid include:

Hairstyles, like ponytails or braids, which pull at the hair
Combing with fine-tooth combs
Stiff nylon brushes
Especially if you have curly hair
Combing excessively (the old rule of 100 strokes a day is poor advice)

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Avoid unnecessarily pulling your hair!

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