|
|
Follicle Chic: Tips for Some Women's Greatest Investment
Click here to watch video report about summer haircare featuring comments from:
Lisa Airan, MD, Dermatologist; Stephen Knoll, Stylist; Karen Robinovitz, Contributing Editor
for Marie Claire, Elle, The NY Times, Glamour
Jul 4, 2003/ FW/-- Women spend an average of 5 and 25 thousand dollars a year on color, cuts and
products.
But that money could be washed down the drain when chlorine,
saltwater, humidity and, most of all, sunshine can seriously damage hair.
Pool and seawater along with humidity, sweat and sun exposure don't just take
a toll on your skin, they cause loss of moisture and damage to your hair
follicles - leaving dry, lifeless locks.
For the majority of women who invest in
hair processes like coloring, straightening or perms, it's like throwing money
out the window.
Staying indoors would be the best way to protect your hair, but that's
probably not an option.
Instead, cover your hair with a hat or scarf when you
hit the beach and apply a leave-in conditioner to keep hair moisturized in the
sun.
Another new, increasingly popular option is taking a daily vitamin
supplement designed to keep hair healthy and shiny. The natural minerals found
in the supplements also promote hair growth.
Whether you cover it up or treat it from the inside out, make sure you take
care of your hair this summer. Don't let the summer sun cramp your style.
For more information about EluHair, call 800-365-4767.
|
|
[Shop Online]
|