There are many different causes for hair loss including genetics, stress, poor nutrition, or as a side effect of taking a particular medication. Here’s a basic breakdown of what happens when hair loss becomes a problem.

Basically, when hair loss happens, you do lose the hair but what you don’t lose is the actual hair follicle which is what helps keep the hair attached to the skin. Each hair follicle contains a hair bulb at its base which contains the papilla and the matrix and this is where your hair begins the growth process.

Our hair is made up of a protein called keratin which makes up the hair shaft. When all of these pieces of the hair puzzle are not functioning optimally, proper hair growth just isn’t in an environment where it can thrive.

Hair loss can be temporary or permanent. It can be heredity, the result of medical conditions, or hormonal changes. It is generally considered a normal part of aging and affects both men and women alike.

Women & Hair Loss

Hair loss is not a strictly male health concern. While suffering mostly in silence, women make up a significant percentage of those who suffer from hair loss. According to the American Academy of Dermatology, 40% of women have visible hair loss by the time they are age 40. Many procedures and products are marketed to men to help with hair loss, while women are relegated to thickening shampoos and collagen supplements.

Hair loss in women can have an emotional toll impacting their self-image and potentially their mental and emotional well-being. For many women, hair loss can be a life-altering condition. Hair loss can be temporary or permanent.
It can be heredity, the result of medical conditions, or hormonal changes. It is generally considered a normal part of aging and affects both men and women alike.

The Celluma RESTORE now offers both women and men a non-invasive, non-toxic solution to many forms of hair loss. 

To obtain the best results, use Celluma RESTORE every other day, for 16 weeks. Each Treatment: 30 min

• Before use ensure that your hair and scalp are clean.
• Before use ensure that your hair and scalp are completely dry.
• Separate the hair before illumination to expose the part of the scalp suffering from hair loss.

Hair Loss and Men

Male pattern baldness, also known as androgenetic alopecia (AGA), accounts for 95% of hair loss in men. Research shows that by age 35, more than two-thirds of American men suffer from hair loss, and by age 50, 85% of men deal with thinning hair.

Androgenetic alopecia is a common hair loss condition that is characterized by the miniaturization of hair follicles in the frontal and parietal regions of the scalp. All this means is that there are approximately 35 million men in the United States dealing with hair loss.

While many men have embraced the “bald is beautiful” mantra, there are others who suffer from male pattern baldness and are extremely unhappy with how they look, particularly men who begin balding at a young age. Many are desperate for solutions and for some, it can impact interpersonal relationships as well as their professional options.

The bottom line is that the market for real hair restoration solutions is booming. Light therapy for hair compliments currently existing treatments and procedures (prescription drugs, PRP, stem cells, transplant surgery) to enhance an individual’s outcome for maximizing hair growth.

When it comes to restoring hair loss, there are many treatment options available including a drug called minoxidil (Rogaine®). There is also a pill called finasteride or its brand name for hair loss, Propecia. However, surgery is expensive, and many are looking for a drug-free and pain-free option to avoid unwanted side effects.

Stimulate Hair Growth

While stunted or insufficient hair growth can be caused by a variety of factors, many times it is because not enough blood flow is reaching your hair follicles, preventing proteins and nutrients from reaching your hair and thus making new growth increasingly harder to come by, causing increased hair shedding. When applied to the scalp, Dead Sea Mud stimulates blood flow and circulation on the scalp and stimulates the hair follicles – making it an effective scalp-stimulating treatment. For maximum benefits, use once weekly – massaging it into the scalp and leaving it on for 10-15 minutes before shampooing or rinsing it out in the shower.

What are the Benefits of Using a Mud Mask in Your Hair?

Masks in the hair can be very beneficial based on their ingredients. The best masks to put in the hair are mud-based masks. They are easy to put in the hair and have many beneficial properties. Our Dead Sea Mud Mask contains dead sea mud, aloe, and hickory bark extract.

• Dead sea mud specifically helps stimulate hair strands to create proteins, which contribute to hair growth. It also absorbs excess oils while also purifying and cleansing the scalp. The grit within the mud will also exfoliate your scalp, helping to lift any dry skin.
• Aloe reduces inflammation and moisturizes dry scalps. If you happen to get sunburn on your scalp, the aloe in this mask will be a lifesaver for soothing the burnt skin.
• Hickory bark extract alleviates pain from dryness in the scalp by reducing itchiness from eczema and psoriasis.