#different types of hair

[healthub]

Different Types Of Hair: Guide Hair Care Tips For Your Hair Type

Hair care Tips for Different Types Of Hair By @healthub

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Effective Hair Fall Treatments Tailored to Various Hair Types

Hair is not just a part of our physical appearance; it's deeply connected with our self-esteem and confidence. Our hair comes in various colors, lengths, and styles, making each person's hair unique. Some are blessed with thick, healthy locks, while others may struggle with thinning hair or bald patches. Hair loss can be distressing, but the good news is that there are multiple options available to address this concern.

To better understand and manage hair loss based on one’s hair type, we'll delve into the valuable insights provided by renowned dermatologist in Hyderabad, Dr. Ravali Yalamanchili of Neya Dermatology & Aesthetics. She is known for providing the best hair fall treatment in Hyderabad. In this article, we'll explore how to determine one’s hair type, the different types of hair, and the common causes of hair fall.

Determining One’s Hair Type

Identifying one’s hair type is a crucial first step in knowing how to care for the hair effectively. If one is unsure about their hair type, here are some methods to help them figure it out:

Natural Texture: Start by washing the hair without using any personal hair care products and letting it air dry. Examine the natural texture of the hair.

Coily hair has tight spirals or Z-shaped curls

Curly hair has looser spirals

Wavy hair exhibits gentle S-shaped curls

Straight hair lacks curls and remains straight

Behavior When Wet: Observe how the hair behaves when wet. Coiled and curly hair maintains its curls even when wet, whereas straight and wavy hair appears straight when wet.

Scalp Oil Production: The amount of oil produced by the scalp can also indicate one’s hair type.

Individuals with oily scalps often have straight or wavy hair

Those with dry scalps may have curly or coiled hair.

Different Types of Hair

Now that one understands how to determine their hair type, let's explore the characteristics and challenges associated with each hair type.

Straight Hair:

Straight hair is challenging to curl and tends to fall flat from the roots to the ends.

It's typically smooth and silky. People with straight hair often have oily scalps, making their hair greasy.

Challenges:

Lack of volume

Thinness leads to potential hair loss with age.

Limited styling options.

Wavy Hair

Wavy hair falls between straight and curly, with silky, large curls. It has a slightly coarse texture, making it easy to style and hold hairstyles in place.

Challenges:

Prone to dryness and frizz.

Vulnerable to breakage due to its texture.

Curly Hair

Curly hair is characterized by pronounced curls from the roots down. It's drier and frizzier compared to straight or wavy hair.

Challenges:

Dryness along the length

Increased risk of breakage.

Susceptible to damage from heat or chemical treatments.

Tangles and frizz are common.

Buildup from hair products, minerals, and pollutants can occur.

Common Causes of Hair Fall

Understanding the causes of hair fall is essential for effective management. Below are several factors contributing to hair loss across all hair types:

Hereditary Hair Loss: Male pattern baldness, characterized by the "U-shape" balding pattern on the scalp, is the most common cause of hair loss in men.

Stress-Induced Hair Loss: Chronic stress can lead to hair shedding. Stressful incidents or severe systemic infections can push more hair into the shedding phase, a condition known as telogen effluvium.

Traction Alopecia: Consistently styling long hair in tight, tension-inducing styles, like tight ponytails or braids, can lead to hair breakage and inflammation of hair follicles.

Iron Deficiency: Low ferritin levels can result from heavy menstrual periods or vegetarian diets. Ferritin plays a role in hair cell protein production and is stored as iron in the body.

Ignoring Scalp Health: Scalp health is crucial for hair growth, especially given rising pollution levels and the increasing use of dry shampoo. Scalp congestion can hinder hair growth.

Vitamin Deficiency: Vitamin B12 and D deficiencies are relatively common in people with hair loss. Vegans and vegetarians may be prone to B12 deficiency, while reduced sun exposure has led to a rise in vitamin D deficiency.

Hair Fall Treatment Options

Dr. Ravali Yalamanchili, a respected hair fall and skin doctor in Hyderabad at Neya Dermatology & Aesthetics, offers a range of effective treatments to address hair loss. Let's explore some of these treatments:

Growth Factor Treatment

A non-surgical hair restoration technique that treats thinning hair and prevents further hair loss.

It involves injecting natural growth factors from platelet-rich plasma into the scalp, stimulating the growth of existing hair follicles.

Improves blood circulation to hair roots and promotes the production of new, healthy cells.

Benefits:

Fuller, healthier-looking hair

Enhanced hair regrowth

Reduction in hair dystrophy and discomfort

Mesotherapy Treatment

Non-invasive microinjections are administered just beneath the epidermis, stimulating the mesoderm, the middle layer of the skin.

Injectable solutions contain minerals, vitamins, amino acids, nucleic acids, and co-enzymes tailored to the patient's specific needs.

Benefits:

High success rate in hair regeneration and restoration

Virtually painless and safe

No need for dressings or local anesthesia

Minimal downtime

Microneedling and Growth Factor Treatment

Microneedling involves creating micro-wounds in the scalp using a microneedle pen, stimulating collagen production and tissue healing.

Combining microneedling with growth factor treatment enhances the release of growth factors in the scalp, promoting hair regrowth.

Benefits:

Accelerated tissue regeneration

Improved hair follicle health.

Dr. Ravali Yalamanchili also offers multivitamins and lifestyle tips to overcome baldness and hair loss issues!

Conclusion

Hair loss is a common concern that affects individuals of all hair types. Understanding one’s hair type and the causes of hair fall is crucial to finding effective solutions. Therefore, consulting with a hair specialist is the best option to get the right treatment according to one’s hair type.

If one is looking for ahair and skin specialist in Hyderabad, they can consult with Dr. Ravali Yalamanchili at Neya Dermatology & Aesthetics. She provides a range of innovative treatments to address hair loss and promote hair regrowth, tailored to one’s unique hair type and needs. Whether one has straight, wavy, or curly hair, there are effective solutions to help one regain a fuller, healthier head of hair and boost confidence. Consult her for more details!

Original Source:- https://techplanet.today/post/effective-hair-fall-treatments-tailored-to-various-hair-types

[lesbiantism]

Ya know what shout out to butches who wrestle with our butchness because we don’t fit the mold in some way. Butches who aren’t physically strong or naturally caretaking because of physical disability, who need to be cared for, who can’t hold open the door for a femme. Butches with long hair, butches with big hair, butches who express their culture via their hair. Butches who’s masculinity is shaped by their culture, who’s masculinity doesn’t fit the white eurocentric mold. Fat butches, butches with curves viewed as feminine, butches who don’t have skinny, boyish builds. Butches who don’t want to be sexualized, butches on the ace spectrum. Butches who don’t have traditionally masculine interests or mannerisms or whatever. Effeminate butches. Butches who take inspo from gay men. Butches who like the occasional dress or skirt. TRANSFEM BUTCHES!!!!! And any other butches who don’t fit a certain mold!! All butches are good butches and we are all valid.

[ricky-mortis]

Curtwen Week Day 4: Haunted

[justvea18]

did you know Patroclus and Poseidon had a thing? (or so i’ve read)

Yea lol I've made a vid about it a while back

[oooocleo]

it’s going to be mothception for the April postcard 🧐

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[meltedmush]

Keep making the Binghorse. We gotta ward off people from entering this fandom. We need to keep it pure. I fr don't want this fandom to become famous. I'm scared that there will be toxic fans left and right.

HAHA I absolutely understand the sentiment. I feel a bit contradictory since I want more people to appreciate SVSSS, but the at the same time I like small tight knit communities and I personally can’t handle large fandoms whatsoever. 😭

Although I do feel as though describing the SVSSS as pure is very funny for how lawless this fandom is. But behavior wise, it is definitely a very positive and supportive space!! I haven’t met anyone or seen anything unpleasant since I’ve entered the fandom. Albeit, it’s only been a few months since I’ve started interacting with the fandom, and over half a year since I first read SVSSS, so I have no clue what horror stories the SVSSS fandom has. (I honestly haven’t interacted with that many SVSSS fans tbh…. Even though I want to.)

In addition, funny enough, I feel as though the book almost acts as its own barrier of entry. SVSSS isn’t the type of book you can read once unless you’re good at reading against the grain and noticing all the nuances and subtext. I know the first time I read SVSSS, SVSSS disturbed and confused me so badly. I talked to a few other people who read SVSSS once, who said that LBH and SQQ’s relationship felt like Stockholm syndrome. But people who’ve read SVSSS several times will know, that is not the case, and that SQQ is an INSANELY UNRELIABLE narrator.

I honestly find it funny how effective Binghorse or all the other skin creatures is at filtering toxic fans.😂

There’s always a general reaction to the skin creatures: “Omg, cute!!”, “wtf, but I like it”, “wtf”. Or getting blocked, or death threats. (I haven’t received any…? I don’t think…? One message I received is definitely debatable since I can’t tell if it’s sarcastic or not….😭)

But regardless, I’ll definitely keep drawing Binghorse!!! It’s actually really enjoyable!

[northernsunsets]

Bounce Bounce am I right?

bonus with some nsfw text + og post under readmore

[maggotmoment]

transfem vyncent save me. save me transfem vyncent save me

[justanotheryellowsoul]

Cannot stop thinking abt,,,,, them training together,,

[metiredlr]

Hear me out. Goalkeepers that ended up being their team's collective gay awakening

[bluecoolr]

Ref Sheet for (revamped!) Rhys

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Closeups and Backstory under the cut

I honestly forgot how long this took me.

Rhys is a half-drow born in the city of Cathyr in Dambrath. His mother, a priestess of Loviatar, raised him in the tenets of pain. His father, a common drow, was absent from his life, leaving Rhys to navigate the complexities of his heritage alone.

After the tragic passing of his sister during a ritual, Rhys became an apostate and a Paladin of Hoar, the god of retribution. Now, he seeks to protect the vulnerable while confronting the darkness within himself.

[digital999placebo]

the boys are back in town.

[0n-a-mote-0f-dust]

No you’re all wrong,

the funniest part of the Percy Jackson show is that Nico in the books went “You’re not my type” and show Percy did a full ass 180 and now looks exactly like Will did in the books

like….

spot the difference

you can’t

it would be even funnier if Will was cast to look like book Percy

comedic gold right there fellas

[hubr1s69]

doing proper hairblockout today.... send me strength

[fl4kf4n]

Hello there! I’m a fan of your art on twitter and a while back you had some connor hawke art pieces, would it be possible for you to upload them here too? If not, that’s cool!

hey, thanks for your support, i appreciate it!! and yeah of course i can 💚 sorry for being late, i don't check tumblr often enough -- these are the ones i could find :)

(also there were two anons about this, so shoutout to that other ask as well, thank you sm!!)