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The Best Hair Care Routine: How to Wash, Care & Style

Experiencing hair loss or unhealthy hair? That may happen due to your hair care routine gone wrong. If you want to have healthy, strong hair, you will need to create a perfect hair care routine. Firstly you will need to determine your hair type. Secondly you need to get the right product according to your hair type. Last but not least, do the right washing, caring and styling routine. Step one: Hair type Maintaining a hair care routine is very important. It is similar to practicing a good skincare routine. We will need to determine our hair type, and based on that, we will know what is the next step to create the best hair care routine. 1. Straight Hair Straight hair falls flat from the roots all the way down till the ends. It is usually soft and silky. However, women with this hair type easily get greasy hair as the oil speedily makes its way down.  2. Wavy Hair This hair type has a combination of straight and curly hair. The texture of this hair type is usually rough, which makes
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What is Andropause?

Women may not be the only ones who suffer from a change of hormones. Andropause is also known as “Male Menopause”, is a natural ageing process for men. Before men hit puberty, their testosterone levels are low. After they are sexually mature, it will increase. As they age, t he level of testosterone in their body and the production of sperm gradually becomes lower.   *Testosterone is the hormone responsible for deep voices, muscle mass, and facial and body hair patterns found in males. It is estimated that testosterone decreases about 10% every decade after men reach the age of 30. Approximately 30% of men who are in their 50s or older will experience a drop in testosterone production and symptoms of andropause. However, there are some men who are healthy, may have a healthy level of testosterone and may still be able to produce sperm well even in their 80s or later. Causes Andropause may be caused by stress, environmental changes, genetically modified foods, sugar, meat with estrogen

Body Acne Types, Causes & Ways to Treat

Say goodbye to body acne Those who have acne will know that the annoying little whiteheads, cystic spot eruptions and blackheads aren't usually contained to your face. From bacne (acne on your back) to buttne (acne on your backside - yep, it's a thing) body spots can be pretty troublesome to deal with. Body acne can be difficult to heal, since only the double-jointed among us can easily apply a cream to their left shoulder blade. (And don't even get us started on the difficulties of treating butt acne without the ointment rubbing off on clothes as you sit through yet another Zoom meeting.) The acne on your face seems like child's play in comparison—more visible, o doubt, but at least you can reach it. Yet body acne can be impossible to avoid, especially in the summer. Heat and sweat converge to clog pores all over your body, though breakouts tend to appear most on your chest, back, and butt—basically, anywhere that a sweat stain might appear on your clothes. (Similar to

What will happen to my face when I age?

CREDIT: HBO It’s been 17 years since we last saw Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry, and David Schwimmer on screen together. The much-loved stars bid farewell to one of the most popular sitcoms in TV history back in 2004, but when they recently reunited for the upcoming one-off Friends TV special, fans were stunned to see they had barely aged over the last two decades. Even though there are speculations on the treatments some of them have opted for to the stars admitting on the same, as aesthetic practitioners we can advise, guide and help with various invasive and non-invasive procedures to reverse the signs of aging. But before we suggest solutions, let us first take a step back and closely observe what happens to our face when we age. What Happens to My Face When I Age?  Aging of human face is a complex process and is not limited to just the skin. It’s a three-dimensional process affecting skin, fat, muscle and bone. Research into this