How to take care of Hair at various stages of life?

Hair goes has to go through different stages during various stages of life. It’s a well known fact that with each phase, the requirements and the needs of the hair changes.

Hair care at time of pregnancy:-

We know that during pregnancy, the hair and the skin tone are at its best. But usually, after Child’s birth and after the stoppage of breast feed, most of the mother experience excessive hair-fall. This is on account of the fact that, during pregnancy and among feeding mothers, the hair growth takes for a longer period of time. Its gains volume and appears, thicker and fuller. It has been observed that, mostly after twelve weeks of birth, the hair enters the resting phase also known as shed.

One of the most significant changes during pregnancy is the weakening of protein content in the hair. During this time, dryness and brittleness in the hair, is experienced. In order to fight back this happening, intensive conditioning of hair has to be done.

Hair care among infants:-

Doctors believe that, the quality and the characteristic of a baby’s hair could be determined from the moment of conception. In the fetus, the first hair starts appearing on the unborn child’s head, in the womb at twenty weeks of gestation period. During this time, the pigment melanin, which is vital in determining the natural color of hair, is also produced. Among the kids, cleanliness and hygiene has to be practiced for growth of healthy hair. Try to keep hair simple, as it is considered beautiful in normal condition.

Hair care among the elderly women:-

With the passage of time, there is slowing down in the entire body process and hair is no exception to this. The hair follicles, in due course of time become less efficient, the hair now that gets regenerated is finer in diameter and smaller in length. This shrinkage is gradual, and the volume also gets reduced, making the hair feel slightly, thinner. The volume and density also reduces, the hair now produces lesser melanin and hence looses its color too. As a result graying happens. By determining the age, at which one’s hair has turned grey, one can also determine the age, at which their parents hair, has changed its color. The gray hair becomes sinewy and crude in texture.

Texture also changes with the environmental exposure. Hair is inclined to pick up dust, grime, grease, and smoke from the atmosphere. There are free radicals suspended in the air and they make the hair dis colored and dirty. To counteract this problem at various stages, its better to use shampoos and conditioners specifically made to treat and combat the condition. By doing this, the essential losses could be made good, and you can leave your tresses down with style.