Archive for February, 2009
Excessive Hair Dying And Potential Damage
Dying your hair even just occasionally can pose a risk to the health of your hair but if you dye your hair really quite often then theres very little chance that your hair is going to be able to stand all of that harshness brought to the hair by regular dying of it.
For example going from your natural color or an already bleached blonde then quickly to a dark color then back again to dyed blonde in a short space of time will pretty much guarantee that you will be having problems with your hair after all of that.
Commonly it will result in regular breakage of your hair, it really dries out your hair making it harder to manage and the extra effort needed to try and get your hair looking acceptable means further strain and stress and before you know it you have a frustrating situation that will take some time to get back to normal.
Although there are hair repair products available these will often not be enough if your hair is extremely damaged, they can help you a bit so that your hair wont look so dried out but once you take your hair to a certain state of damage it often becomes beyond repair and can often require you to get a shorter cut and then a long break from any hair dye so that your hair gets a chance to recover properly.
When dying your hair, be aware of the potential damage that can occur that will at times take months for your hair to begin to recover from.
Sunbeds And Premature Eye Wrinkles
Everyone is aware of the dangers of using sunbeds and especially when using them often but what may be less known is the premature ageing that you may begin to notice around your eyes.
And by premature i mean on young women sometimes only in their early to mid twenties.
Because the skin around your eyes is much thinner and more sensitive it doesn’t take a lot for it to start looking aged.
With the amount of high quality products available on the market to refresh your eyes and to also lessen any signs of wrinkles appearing its reassuring to know that you can do something about it but if you are a heavy user of sunbeds then its only going to increase over time.
You may be able to control the severity of the increased wrinkles around your eyes but ideally its better for you to find a balance where you still get enough sunbed use that you feel content enough with it but not at the expense of premature wrinkling around your eyes.
