Myths and Facts About Hair

 Myth: Cutting your hair regularly will make your hair grow faster.
Fact: Hair continues to grow about half an inch each month. Cutting the hair will not make hair growth faster or longer. Hair growth is more related to androgen and estrogen hormones in the human body

Myth: Stress causes hair to fall out
Fact: Stress does not cause hair loss. Hair loss can be caused by chemical substances that affect the body, such as antibiotics and treatments such as chemotherapy. In essence, stress does not cause hair loss.

Myth: pull out one gray hair, will trigger new growth of gray-white hair more.
Fact: Repeal would not trigger the growth of gray hair gray hair gray around them. The occurrence of gray hair is more due to disruption of protein synthesis in the body, or due to genetic derivatives. Even so, repeal of gray hair is not recommended, because it will damage the hair roots and cause infections and sores on the scalp. Damage to the hair roots and scalp infections will bring bad effect, ie baldness.

Myth: Shampooing with cold water will make the hair nice and shiny.
Fact: There is no relationship between the cold water or warm water in the wash with a beautiful shiny hair. water temperature does not affect the beauty of hair.

Myth: Drugs and shampoo to remove hair branching.
Fact: Drugs and shampoos currently available state is able to "reduce" branched hairs, instead of removing branched hairs. The only solution is to remove the hair by cutting hair branching. Current medications and shampoos that treat hair branching in fact only "cover" broken hairs and branched silicon and wax so that it looks healthy and reducing the visibility of branched hairs.