#Happy Birthday Hamdan

[afangirlsguidetofazza]

🎂Happy Birthday, Hamdan! 🎂

I say this every single year, but you really do age like a fine wine. Forty looks good on you, sir.

✨Wishing you many years of health, love, adventure and prosperity. ✨

[hamdan-fazza]

Sheikh Hamdan / فزاع FAZZA / Happy 3rd birthday to Rashid & Shaikha 💖💙

[groupfazza]

Happy birthday to Sheikh Rashid 💙 and Sheikha Shaikha 💖 🎁🎊🎂🎉 children of His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.

عيد ميلاد سعيد للشيخ راشد 💙 والشيخة شيخة 💖 🎁🎊🎂🎉 أبناء سيدي سمو الشيخ حمدان بن محمد بن راشد آل مكتوم.

2024/05/20

[coldwellbankerswap]

On this special day, Coldwell Banker Swap Real Estate wishes our Dubai Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum a very Happy Birthday!

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[gmggmgracielasblog]

Sheikh. Hamdan well Mohammed Happy birthday 💐🎁🎂

[yaretsblog]

Cariño, te amo tanto con todo mi corazón, mi hermoso, esposo Eres la única que está detrás de mi sonrisa y felicidad, pero estoy tan preocupada y triste que no sé por qué no me has enviado un mensajes desde hoy que es mi cumpleaños @hamdan-fazza @yaretsblog

Honey, I love you so much with all my heart, my beautiful husband. You are the only one behind my smile and happiness, but I am so worried and sad that I don't know why you haven't sent me a message since today which is my birthday.

[noragil2009]

Happy Birthday 🎂💦💧🎉💯❤️💚💙💛🍾🍾🥂🍷🍸🎁🍰🎂🎂🍰 Prince Hamdan Fazza Congratulations

[carolinegilson489017]

Happy Birthday Prince Hamdan Fazza Congratulations

[rvgcharteredaccountants]

Wishing HH Sheikh Hamdan Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Crown Prince of Dubai a very Happy Birthday!

[arabicroyalfamily]

Happy Happy Birthday 🥳🥳👏🏻👏🏻

Happiest 39th birthday HH Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammebin Rashid Al Maktoum 🥰🥳👏🏻 may Allah bless you every day. 💕 11/14

[afangirlsguidetofazza]

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Oh Hamdaddy! Happy Birthday wishes from his twins.

Rashid and Shaikha are so grown. 💕

I love that I’ve watched him grow into this version of himself.

[faz3-heartofdubai]

Sending you smiles for every moment of your special day Sheikh Hamdan. Have a wonderful time and a very happy birthday! !

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[dirtyroyalconfessions]

You really out here sleeping on Hamdan and his birthday again?! Do you want him to write another call out poem about you?!

I haven't been feeling him AT ALL lately! 😫 My thirst and interest sort of dried up! Happy belated to him though!

[yaretsblog]

"Mañana es viernes, es mi cumpleaños número 25, y aún no he tenido ninguna señal tuya. Aún no estás a mi lado, aún no estás conmigo. Me pongo muy triste al parecer no te importan mis sentimientos, no te intereso nada de mí. Sigo sin querer, sin entender, aún por qué no tengo ninguna señal tuya de que ya vas a llegar a buscarme. Necesito saber si te importo, necesito saber que te importa mi felicidad. Mucho tiempo he esperado, mucho tiempo he sufrido, necesito que ya estés a mi lado, necesito sentir tu amor, tu calor, tu presencia. Mañana es mi cumpleaños, por favor, no me dejes sola, no me dejes sin ti." @hamdan-fazza @yaretsblog

"Tomorrow is Friday, it's my 25th birthday, and I still haven't had any sign from you. You're still not by my side, you're not with me yet. It makes me so sad when it seems like you don't care about my feelings, you're not interested in me at all. I still don't want to, I still don't understand, why I still haven't had any sign from you that you're going to come and look for me. I need to know if I matter to you, I need to know that you care about my happiness. I've waited a long time, I've suffered a long time, I need you to be by my side, I need to feel your love, your warmth, your presence. Tomorrow is my birthday, please don't leave me alone, don't leave me without you."

[sheikhhamdanfazzas-blog]

Happy birthday to my young brother Hamdan bin mansour happy to celebrate your 10th birthday today' blessings to you my young brother

[cnvbeautyhairgrowth]

Postpartum Hair Loss Is a Dispiriting Reality. Here’s How I Found Help, and Hope

It started in the shower. I have thick, curly hair and am accustomed to shedding when washing or combing—100 strands a day is, apparently, normal. What I was not accustomed to was when, around two months after I gave birth to my son last May, seemingly thousands of hairs began leaving my head every time I shampooed. Soon it was no longer just in the shower: It was when I gently raked my hair back into a ponytail and my hand emerged with a competing ponytail of escaping strands; or when my pillowcase appeared to be covered with floating clouds of dark coils; or, God forbid, when I actually brushed it and an American Girl doll’s–worth of hair clogged the bristles. Worse still is that I began noticing patchy spots around my hairline. My scalp was newly visible and I was not pleased to see it. Was the muffin-top of residual baby weight hanging over my C-section scar, and my ballooning, milk-leaking breasts not enough aesthetic trauma to suffer? Apparently not.

I quickly discovered that this indignity was not unique to me. Other moms and my dermatologists nodded knowingly when I complained, awestruck at the new state of my hair. The shockingly common condition is called telogen effluvium, I was informed, and, according to the American Pregnancy Association, it affects 40-50% of new moms. The condition can actually afflict anyone suffering from severe sudden stress, Lars Skjøth, founder and lead researcher at the Danish hair clinic Harklinikken, tells me in his light-filled Flatiron salon. But it is particularly common among postpartum women when their estrogen levels decline and the stress hormone cortisol increases causing the hair to move from the growth, or anagen cycle, to the shedding, or telogen phase. The hair typically grows back, Skjøth assures me, clocking my panicked expression. But that regrowth can appear thinner and finer, he adds, as the hair follicle itself often shrinks—a process known as miniaturization.

Once the exclusive domain of Rogaine and male pattern baldness, the hair loss conversation has gotten a bit of a makeover in recent years, led by companies like Harklinikken, which specifically targets women’s hair loss. The opportunity for diversification has always been there: According to the American Hair Loss Association, women’s hair loss specifically accounts for nearly 40% of cases in the U.S. “When I started no one was speaking to women about this,” explains Skjøth, who launched his first clinic in Copenhagen in 1992 and who has been studying female hair loss for nearly three decades. (Harklinikken opened a U.S. flagship in New York in 2019, and currently has a 40,000 person waitlist for its customized, botanically-derived treatments).

After Skjøth picked through my hair like a mama baboon looking for fleas, I was given my own personalized “extract” along with strict and elaborate instructions to wash my hair daily, then apply the elixir with a syringe in the evenings followed by a strenuous scalp massage. It was a significant departure from my typical grooming ritual, which entails shampooing about once a week—and from the general guidance of hairstylists who often discourage daily washing to minimize dryness. But cleansing and massaging the scalp is an essential step for allowing the follicles room to grow properly, according to Skjøth and his associates, not to mention preventing scar tissue around the follicle.

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Skjøth isn’t the only one to advocate for this. It turns out the scalp is a hot commodity in the beauty industry at the moment, with a raft of companies focusing on this oft-ignored skin tissue. Sarah Fotis began noticing hair loss after the birth of her son Eli in 2009, and again after suffering a stroke several years later when she turned to Pakistani scalp remedies, such as mustard seed oil, turmeric, and ginger. Fittingly, every member of the founding team of Collective Labs—the brand she launched in 2018 to focus on natural solutions for scalp care and hair growth—had suffered from hair loss due to a variety of root causes: genetics, childbirth, stress. Its Scalp Wellness Kit, which includes a detoxifying shampoo, fortifying conditioner and activating serum, aims to tackle scalp build-up and then stimulate healthy hair growth with lilac stem cells to reduce scalp irritation, and ginseng root to encourage follicle microcirculation.

As declining hair health is one of the first visible signs of vitamin-deficiency, diet is also extremely important to any regrowth strategy, says dermatologist Robin Blum, M.D., noting that many women are deficient in vitamins D and E, which are particularly important for maintaining thick, shiny strands. She recommends Nutrafol, a nutritional supplement boasting marine collagen for scalp health and saw palmetto, which decreases DHT, the hormone that shrinks hair follicles. Viviscal is similarly popular. Celebrity hair stylist Mara Roszak has recommended the capsules and vanilla-flavored powder to her clients for years, but recently started taking them herself after her own postpartum hair loss. “When my baby was about four months, I started to experience hair loss and applied the same ideas I’ve guided my clients through—cutting face framing lawyers to ‘blend’ in shorter bits around my face, moisturizing regularly,” explains Roszak. But adding Viviscal supplements to her routine made a discernible difference in just three months, she reveals. “Hair cells are the last cells to get nutrition,” adds Dr. Lamees Hamdan, the Dubai-based founder of Shiffa Skincare and DLMD, a popular liquid multivitamin that’s sold at Sephora. “That’s why for healthy hair, you really want to make sure your intake of vitamins and minerals is on the higher side of normal.” Encouraged by the sleek packaging and subtle raspberry flavor I took the DLMD multi-vitamins and after about a month, I did notice that my nails were less brittle, and my hair seemed shinier.

As I prepare to celebrate my first Mother’s Day and my son’s first birthday, I am happy to report that I can pull my hair back into a ponytail without handfuls of it coming out. Also thrilling: My scalp is no longer visible to the outside world and there is noticeable regrowth, thanks to time (most dermatologists suggest that postpartum hair loss peaks around two months and tapers off around four months, with regrowth typically beginning around six months)—and the wealth of new treatments below, now available to the legions of women fighting this very real battle. My hair is still short and stubby, but I am hopeful that it will grow back to its former frizzy, coiling glory. Now, I just need my son’s hair to grow in.Hair Regrowth Treatment   hair growth treatment