I think self confidence is the totality of many features. A person is building self confidence primarily from his family. In my experience the second important thing is the comments from his friends, companions, relatives, neighbours, lover, etc. There are so many things that helps to develop confidence level of a person. Today let me write something about hair style and how it is related to self confidence level of a person.
To create a beautiful hairstyle, hair care is the most important step and most people fail to maintain the proper treatment and hygiene of their hair. In today’s trendy and busy environment we are constantly over processing our hair, with chemicals, straightening irons and powerful hair dryers, removing the natural oils from our hair.
To repair damaged or over processed hair
Damaged hair becomes coarse, porous, difficult to untangle, breakable… damaged hair is the most fragile. Whatever the causes of the damage, to nourish it is no longer enough, an in-depth restructuring treatment is needed. The products in the interactive hair conditioning range restore damaged hair’s fibre and superficial structures. Hair recovers the appearance, texture and softness of healthy hair.
To protect hair colour and fibre
There is no beautiful colour without healthy beautiful hair. The healthier the hair, the better it retains colour pigments and the more protected it is, the better it will resist damage from external sources. Without specific care, hair colour inevitably fades away.
To prevent hair loss
Stress, fatigue, depression, seasonal variations, pregnancies, surgeries and excess sebum can all cause hair to fall out by weakening the metabolism and causing cells to degenerate. However, the main reason for hair loss is hormonal.
To eliminate dandruff and itchy scalp
Dandruff results from a visible, massive shedding of dead skin cells from the scalp. It is caused by an accelerated renewal of the epidermis. Instead of taking an average of 28 days, the process speeds up to about 14 days. Dandruff conditions often cause itchiness and discomfort.
To regulate excess sebum
Seborrhoea results from an excessive production of sebum, generally due to hormonal imbalances. An excess of oil causes scalp irritation and problems because of its unaesthetic appearance.
History of hair
In the heat of Egypt, noblemen and women clipped their hair close to the head. But for ceremonial occasions heavy, curly black wigs were donned. Women’s wigs were often long and braided, adorned with gold ornaments or ivory hairpins. Men’s faces were generally clean shaved, but stiff false beards were sometimes worn.In classical Greece women’s hair was long and pulled back into a chignon. Many dyed their hair red with henna and sprinkled it with gold powder, often adorning it with fresh flowers or jewelled tiara’s. Men’s hair was short and even shaved on occasion.
In the 15th century – The Renaissance period – the ladies of the upper classes really took ‘plucking’ to its limit! If you think tweezing the odd eyebrow here and there is painful, imagine yourself plucking the entire front hairline away to give the appearance of a higher forehead! The rest of the hair was tightly scraped back to show off the elaborate headdresses of the day.
By the 16th century Queen Elizabeth was the main female icon and set the trends for the era. Her lily-white complexion and red tresses set women everywhere rushing for copious amounts of white face powder and red wigs. The 18th century saw the emergence of elaborate wigs, mile-high coiffures and highly decorated curls. Big hair was definitely the ‘in’ thing and many styles were modelled over a cage frame or horsehair pads – the bigger the better.
