If you are getting a wee bit older, and suddenly feel your body not really moving as well as it used to, I have some positively uplifting news for you.
Your body isn’t the only part of you going to heck! Check out an excerpt from an article I just read on Forbes.com:

Hair color all over the body (chest, scalp, facial hair, etc.) changes to white or gray, and may begin as early as the 30s.
Losing hair is normal as you age, as it doesn’t grow as fast as once did.
Hair becomes thinner.
Baldness may occur in men and women.
Body hair that …read more

I’m sort of freaking out.
This morning, I was blowing out my hair, and I noticed a TON in my brush. Like, more than usual.
As I have a history of breakage, and have been less-than-on-top of my vitamins lately, I fear that this ailment may be happening again!
What causes breakage and hair loss? Well, tons of factors – but styling can be one of them! Brushing often is supposed to help – it increases circulation – but I brush my hair several times a day! So, that’s not the reason.
Tight ponytails can also cause hair loss because this puts additional tension …read more

This Holiday Season, Viviscal, a natural supplement that reduces thinning hair, is asking us to submit our personal stories about hair loss.
According to recent studies, as many as one in three women suffer from some kind of hair loss or thinning hair. The causes can be varied – menopause, pregnancy, stress and genetics are often top culprits.
Two lucky readers who submit their story will be chosen to receive a spa makeover worth over $500. Additionally, all readers who submit their hair loss stories will automatically receive 10% off their order of Viviscal from www.lifes2good.com.
This contest is valid in the United …read more

Is your holiday shopping going down to the wire?
Whether as a serious gift or as a lighthearted token of affection, how about giving a new book called “Hair Loss & Replacement For Dummies” to that special someone in your life who is perhaps starting to lose his (or her) hair?
After all, millions of men – and some women – are even now considering hair transplant surgery to offset balding (which, by the way, is sometimes an unwanted consequence of cosmetic facial surgery), yet have little idea what to ask of a prospective doctor or how to evaluate the veracity of …read more