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Tips on hair care, products and subsitutes BATHROOM HOME - Garage - Workshop - Office - Library - Bathroom - Living - Nursery - Spare Utility - Kitchen - Games - Music - Garden - Kennel - SEARCH SITE HAIR How to remove head lice easily and painlessly, without the use of chemicals. Other Hair tips: If you have frizzy hair put two to three tablespoons of bicarbonate of soda through your hair each time it is washed, this reduces the frizziness. Thanks to Jemma Louise Harrison for sending us this one. For flyaway or hair that suffers with static electricity, take a sheet of your favourite dryer fabric softener (like Bounce) and rub it on your hair. The static will disappear and your hair also smells nice. As in most things, there are two points of view and I have received the following interesting and informative response to the above tip - "I'd think twice about using fabric softener and/or fabric softener sheets for any reason and especially applying direct to one's skin. Also don't be mislead by something that "smells nice". Modern synthetic scents are not what they used to be, even if the synthetic fragrance chemical industry wishes with all its heart that you believe that. An analysis done on six popular fragrances by one lab and on one of those six by a second lab, revealed toxic chemicals about which we know too little. What we do know is these synthetic scents are irritants and sensitizers and some are known or suspected neurotoxins, carcinogens and teratogens (adversely affecting the development of embryo or fetus (foetus). To learn more about the possible risks to your health and the health of everyone around you, visit the websites of either Betty Bridges, RN at www.fpinva.org or the Environmental Health Network at www.ehnca.org . To remove chewing gum from hair use peanut butter. This tip has been sent in by numerous contributors one of which was Susan Peters - thanks. I have received another method for removing chewing gum, but I don't know if you would want to try it. Break off a piece of chocolate and chew until soft, put gum affected hair into mouth (yuc, the "hairiest" part of this exercise), much for a few seconds and, presto, no more gum in hair. Thank you Kimmo Linkama from Finland for this one. After washing hair always wait until it is 70% dry before attempting to blow dry. This will not only be a lot quicker but also give better results. If you are left with dye on your skin after colouring hair, put some milk on a tissue or cotton wool and rub gently onto the skin, this will remove all traces or - New - use hand cream with cigarette ash. (for people who regularly dye their hair but do not smoke get hold of a cigarette, light it and allow to burn itself out, then keep the ashes in a film container for further use. ( Thanks to Mary Valencia for this one) When using brown henna to dye hair add TEA to bring out the amber tones, COFFEE for chestnut tones or RED WINE for burgundy tones. A crushed aspirin added to your ordinary shampoo will make a dandruff shampoo. If you are growing out a fringe or have trouble with a long fringe, take a section of hair from just behind the ear, place it under the fringe section and back behind the ear: fasten securing with a small piece of sealing tape. This will keep the fringe tidy. (a bit like a curtain tie back). Quick "Hair Freshener" - Put an old, clean nylon stocking over your brush and run it though your hair to remove dust and oil. If your roots are greasy soak some cotton wool in witch hazel, cologne or skin tonic and rub all over scalp. Out of conditioner, try one of these substitutes:- Mix avocado and vegetable oil into a thick paste, massage into hair and leave for 20 minutes. Wash out well. This is an excellent deep moisturiser. Mayonnaise Natural Yoghurt Warm up some corn or olive oil by pouring it into a small dish and placing the dish into some hot water. Comb the oil through your hair and cover with a plastic shower cap or plastic bag and leave for 30 minutes. Rinse well with hot water, shampoo and rinse again. Beat two egg yolks with a tablespoon of rum, rub into hair and leave for 30 minutes, rinse. Out of shampoo:- Try bubble bath or a gentle detergent. Out of hair setting products, try:- Use a solution of sugar and water on hair to create a sculptured look. Beware of wasps though!!!! Beer - this gives body, especially is flat beer is applied to damp hair. Champagne - gives definition Tonic water or red wine - FOR DARK hair White wine - FOR BLONDE hair. To create curly styles, wind sections of hair around a scrunched up tissue and then knot the ends of the tissue together. When dry, unwind - hey presto! Or, alternatively, drink the alcohol an let your hair flop. Extras: - If bleached hair turns greenish (especially after swimming) put tomato ketchup all over hair and massage in, leave for 20 minutes. Wash out thoroughly. Use mascara to cover the odd grey hair in dark hair. To detangle hair pour over home made lemonade and then comb or brush through. Hair spray - Quarter a piece of fruit (lemon for greasy, orange for dry hair), boil in 1 pint/570 ml of water until it has reduced to 1/2 pint/ 285 ml. Cool and strain. Keep in a spray bottle in the fridge. A tablespoon of vinegar or lemon juice in the last rinse is good for greasy hair. If you apply a small amount of coconut oil, wheat-germ oil or petroleum jelly to hair ends this will prevent sun and salt water damage . To revive permed or curly hair, spray with water using a plant spray and fluff up with your fingers or a wide toothed comb. Ensure the plant spray has not been used for "feeding" plants. Other information on Hair Color - Hair Style - Hair Care - Hair Cut To clean Hairbrushes and combs :- Soak them in warm water and a little detergent. Use the brush to clean down the teeth of the comb and the comb to remove hairs from the brush. Rinse thoroughly. Leave to dry, bristles down, on a towel. NEW - Clean out all the hair then run them through the dishwasher with load of dishes or put them in with load of whites you are going to bleach in your laundry; either way they get clean and sanitized at the same time. ( I am a bit nervous about this one as I am not sure how hygienic it is to wash brushes and combs with dishes!) Contributed by Louise B . For more hair tips click here. Click here to see a selection of books on Hair (UK) or for shipment in the USA click here Bathroom Index - Search - Contents - Contact Us - Home Garage - Workshop - Office - Library - Bathroom - Living - Nursery - Spare Utility - Kitchen - Games - Music - Garden - Kennel

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What is your anime hair color? - Quizilla Help User Name: Password: [close menu] | [Home] Advanced>> Stuff (quiz, etc) Users Browse Tag Categories Search Most Popular Quizzes Stories Poems Highest Rated Quizzes Stories Poems Recently Added Quizzes Stories Poems Index Games Journals Stargazing Zillapedia Quizilla! Shop Help Promote Quizilla! Share your Creations Search Make New Account Make A New Quiz & More Manage Your Quizzes Manage Your Images Your Info/Account Your Messages Quickstart Guide Log out My Quizilla My Journal How Do I... FAQ Documentation What's allowed here? Ratings Get Buttons for Your Site! . Main Menu Expand [v] Search Stuff Users Title: What is your anime hair color? Author: made by Ruri-chan at 7:24AM on 12/14/02 | Homepage | More Quizzes | Message Add to Watch List | Add to Friends List | Message Author -- Tags: no tags given | Browse All Tags Title: What is your anime hair color? Rating: Everyone | Avg Vote: 3.75 | Type: unspecified Add Quiz to My Picks List | Quiz Info | Report This Quiz Since this seems to be a good way to start out most quizzes... what's your favorite color? Blue Red Pink Black Purple ...And what is your favorite animal? I like birds... especially when they sing. I don't really like animals. Kitties! Foxes This is a pointless question. Which clothing style appeals to you most? I don't prefer any one style. My style is my own. I even like making some of my clothes. I like to dress a little sexy. My clothes are pretty modern, but they're also unique. I love the cute j-pop and j-rock styles! They're so colorful and fun! I just wear what I like, but most people lable my style as "gothic." I like sophisticated clothes. Leather can be fun. What kind of man do you like? *blush* I don't know. I just want someone to love. Man? I don't need no stinking man! I'm an independent woman and PROUD of it! I like older guys. I don't need them to protect me, but I love that they try to. I like the mysterious, badboy type. He would probably understand me best. I lust after the young hero with the burning sense of justice, but he doesn't love me back... What's your fighting style? I quite dislike confrontations. Bang! I'm a pistol-packing mama with deadly aim... not one to be messed with. I fight with close-range weapons. I'm so full of energy! I just love to get right in there. Offensive magic. I have a lot of inner strength. Whatever the situation calls for. I AM the most deadly. What words would you use to describe yourself? shy mannerly girly hot tempered playful dangerous hyper cheerful bossy intelligent depressed innocent wise brooding mysterious Finally, what hair color do you think you'll get? green purple pink blue white What's New & Hot! Tag Cloud Lives! You may have noticed that now you can "tag" your quizzes with keywords when creating them. This helps you find cool content! Quizilla! Search ! Find stuff within 1 day, so now you can find just the Quizilla! content you want! New Ways to CodePaste! Now you can grab code for ur quizzes and pick lists and paste it anywhere on the Web! Legend round: choose one square: choose more than one -- This quiz (C) December 14, 2002 11:08AM by the author, do not copy without permission Contact Us | Advertising | Privacy Policy | Terms & Conditions |© 2002-2005 Quizilla, LLC. All rights reserved. CraveLyrics.com CraveFix.com CraveOnline.com --

Hairstyle

which gackt HAIRSTYLE are you most like? There are 2 OTHER Gackt quizzes that I've made, and more are in the works! Please visit my Gackt shrine, Gacktolicious~! , for lots more! If you have a site and want to link to me, I finally made some banners for you~! ^_^ Lots of people started emailing me after I made my 2nd Gackt quiz asking for more, more, more! Well, being the approval-whore that I am, I acquiesced! OK, this quiz is way weirder than the previous two, but all in all..... it should be fun =) *shameless plug* Please visit my big big site, AceSquad.com , if you have the time. Thanks =) 1) Wigs are... uneccessary when you've got long flowing locks like mine! *laughs* nice I guess =_= to be used when needed! f*ckin stupid man! f*ck them! f*ck you!! okay... but you can do so much with your own hair... just experiment! ABSOLUTELY VITAL!! @_@ alright but I prefer extensions for a more natural look. not enough! Go all out and be FUNKY and WEIRD! too much. totally uneccessary. It's just hair. alright, but you can do so much with just =lighting=, you don't even need to alter your hair. ok for other people. I like PUMICE =D not my thing. I like to be normal most of the time and just go all out once in a rare while for pure shock value—but I don't use wigs for this. 2) What do you think of the 'do at right? Duuuu~~~ude! That kicks ass! I gotta try that!! ... mm... make it longer and blonder =) He needs to cut those silly dreds off and do something practical with his hair. I need to get him to a good stylist before my eyes burn. Stylist nothin', let's get him to a decent photographer! Eh, I've seen worse (on me specifically) Make it longer but definitely lose the dreds! Hair is meant to be free~~~ Who cares... *sniff* F*ck his hair!! F*ckin poser shiz... It's all about design and style... someone ought to do something more interesting with those dreds. I like it =D It was so out of the blue and different from what Hyde normally does, mad props to him! If he's gonna shock, he needs to go more all out than that! He needs to totally placate the fans and do something really shocking like piercings and stuff~!!!1 I'm all for the exotic looks, so yea dreds are cool, but he could go even more creative if he tried. 3) Bad hair days.... can NEVER happen with the amount of hair spray I'VE got keeping my hair in place! are a part of life, honey~! It's ok, it's all about the natural look... seem to happen a lot @_@;;; can't really happen when your hair is in a tight ponytail or braid. can be cleverly concealed by the talented work of a lighting technician ^_~ are bound to happen, but I'm helpless to stop them, oh God why me?? why~??~?!?!? why!?!??! are what allow dredlocks to exist... so whatever =P happen, but they just add to my punk-ass ness!@@!!! hell yea~!!!!!11111111 give me a nice edge ^.~ left my vocabulary once I discovered super-extra-mega-hold pumice! can be easily concealed by a wig... unless your wig gets singed under a hot light or something... and in that case you're really screwed @.@ happen, and when they do, I don't leave my room O_O;;; are inevitable. Eh *shrug* 4) What music do you listen to while maintaining your look? Something with =mad= guitarwork!! Rawk~! Really sad, slow string pieces... *sniff* Bob Marley~! Somethin' sorta emo but with an edge sometimes... kinda Weezer-ish. Something really beautiful and exotic, maybe Indian sitar music... Anything with a touch of regality... something stately and slow. Kung fu movie soundtracks~!!! Europop stuff... like Dimitri from Paris....Pink Martini.... Anything mainstream with a little bit of an edge, but nothing too rough. Whatever the top 40 station's playing. Techno and trance =D Pr0n groove, bebeh~!!11 some Plastic Tree... ^_~ 5) This other 'do at right is.... ai yi yi... hard on the eyes~! nice I guess *sniff* kick-ass~! pretty f*ckin cool, but a little too pink... very interesting, very creative, I approve. ...whoa... um... tall? (Perhaps a really good wig, non?) .... hell to style. ... 'sbetter than what I could do @_@;; fluffy. I bet you could dust for cobwebs with that thing... heh. totally not my thing at all, but hey it's hide, show your respect! pink! cool! Me like!! MY INSPIRATION~!!!!!!11 *showers with rose petals* hardcore!! awesome!!!!!

Hair Transplant Basics Follicular

Hair Transplant Basics - NHI New Hair Institute founder Dr. William Rassman answers your hair loss questions daily at Balding Blog . • Photos • Sitemap • Contact Us A Medical Group of Physicians Specializing in Hair Loss Treatment and Surgical Hair Restoration Hair Loss Resources Causes of Hair Loss Assessing Hair Loss Hair Loss in Women NHI Medical Publications NHI Newsletters Links Hair Loss Treatment Hair Transplant Basics Follicular Unit Transplants FUE / FOX Procedure FUE / FOX Megasession Corrective Procedures Drugs & Other Treatments Your Next Step to Hair Restoration Photos - Before & After Videos Free Consultation Request Additional Info Fees & Financing FAQ Company Info / About Us Upcoming Events The NHI Way History of NHI Meet Our Doctors News & Views Contact Us Home > Hair Loss Treatment Hair Transplant Basics The Dermatologist, Dr. Norman Orentreich, introduced hair transplantation in the United States in the late 1950's. Although the basic concept behind hair transplantation is rather simple, self-proclaimed "experts" have shrouded the field in mystery and these myths have been perpetuated over the years. The hair growing on the sides and lower part of the back of the head is permanent hair in most people. It persists even in the face of the most extreme degree of Male Pattern Baldness. This permanent hair can be redistributed to cover the areas of the head where the hair has thinned or that have become bald. All hair restoration procedures work through the redistribution of this permanent hair. To learn more about the basics of hair transplantation, including what you should know before, during, and after any procedure, please view the following topics: An Overview of Hair Transplantation Understanding the Procedure Post-Op Course in Follicular Unit Transplantation Hair loss questions? Interested in our services? Need more info? Arrange a free private consultation with an NHI doctor at one of our locations! © 2005 New Hair Institute. www.newhair.com Hair Loss Resources Hair Loss Treatment • Hair Transplant Basics • Follicular Unit Transplants • The FOX™ Procedure • The FOX™ Megasession • Corrective Procedures • Drugs & Other Treatments Your Next Step Company Info Latest headlines from BaldingBlog: Scalp Aches After Laser Therapy Testosterone Replacement Therapy and Hair Loss Minoxidil Sexual Side Effects? See Through Hair and ‘Towheads’ Alopecia and Pregnancy UPDATED SEPT 2005! Steve Hartman: XTRA Sports Radio Host & CBS News Correspondent FEATURED! NHI transplants hair on ABC TV's Extreme Makeover. WINNER! NHI's Dr. Rassman receives the ISHRS Golden Follicle Award 2004. RESULTS! In our current newsletter, we asked readers to match hairline photos to celebrities. EVENTS! Take a look at our upcoming Open House and Seminar schedule. Patient ZU - Class 7 NHI Home | Hair Loss Resources | Hair Loss Treatment | Your Next Step | Company Info | Hair Loss Blog ©1997-2005 New Hair Institute. All rights reserved. Privacy | Sitemap | Contact Us 1-800-NEW-HAIR

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The Best Hair Transplant Procedure Hair Transplant Site For Advice , Photos & Hair Transplant Surgeons Hair Loss in Men Hair Loss in Women Hair Transplant Surgery Non Surgical Treatments Hair Loss Research Hair Transplant Intro Getting the best results Natural Hair Transplant Ultimate Hair Transplant Are you a candidate? Surgery - step by step What to expect after Hair Transplant Costs Hair Transplant FAQs Hair Transplant History Choosing a Clinic Hair Transplant Repair Follicular Unit Extraction Other Hair Surgeries Hair Loss Drugs Hair Replacement Topical Treatments Cosmetic Cover Ups Treatment Scams Propecia Rogaine Find a Quality Physician Physician Interviews How to Pick a Surgeon Do a Free Online Consult The Publisher's Story Hair Loss News and Blogs Find a Hair Loss Mentor Hair Transplant Photos Hair Loss Videos Discussion Forum Hair Transplants - how to do them right. Hair transplants have evolved dramatically over the past decade. Today, when done right, hair transplants are a very refined outpatient procedure that produces full and natural looking results. Selecting the right hair transplant procedure and physician is absolutely critical. When performed correctly not even your hair stylist will detect that you had hair transplants. But the procedure and hair transplant clinic you select is absolutely critical since most hair transplant surgeons today are still using outdated procedures. This site is dedicated to providing you with the information and tools you need to avoid the pitfalls and achieve great results. The following information will help you understand the difference between truly state of the art and natural hair transplants and those that are inferior. How Hair Transplants work Sorry to burst your bubble. But you need to know that your hair will never be as full as it was before you started to thin. Hair restoration surgery simply relocates bald resistant hair follicles from donor area to your thinning areas. View an animation of how a hair transplant works. The best hair transplant procedure - easy on the patient but hard on the staff The reason why only a minority of hair transplant surgeons do truly state of the art hair transplants is because the best procedures requires very high levels of skill, experience, and staff time. To achieve this level of quality a clinic typically needs a large and well trained staff that is dedicated to doing hair transplants. This procedure produces dramatic and life long advantages for the patient such as naturalness and fullness in only one surgical session, rapid healing, and optimal use of their limited donor hair. However, many clinics are not willing to dedicate the time and resources to develop this optimal capability. The procedure that is best for the patient. A great hair transplant is the result of using a state of the art surgical procedure and performing it with great skill and artistry. Today the acknowledged “gold standard" in hair transplant surgery is called “Follicular Unit Hair Transplantation” or FUT for short. This hair transplant procedure enables a patient to achieve extremely natural results because it recreates and mimics the way a person’s hair grows naturally, hair for hair. Learn more about this advanced follicular unit hair transplant procedure. Home | Site Map | Affiliate Program | Links | Terms of Usage | Contact Us © 2001 - 2005 Media Visions, Inc Do Hair Transplants Work? View over 500 hair transplant photos to see for yourself. Select an Area Alberta Arizona Austria Belguim Brazil British Columbia California Colorado Connecticut Florida France Georgia Germany Greece Illinois Kansas Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri Netherlands Nevada New Jersey New South Wales New York North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma Ontario Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island Spain Tennessee Texas Turkey United Arab Emirates United Kingdom Virginia Washington Western Australia Visit our Hair Restoration Discussion Forum to get advice, view patient photos and learn about hair transplant surgeons. Hair Loss Mentors Share hair loss advice privately with a " Hair Loss Mentor ". site search: " Subscribe Modify/Remove your email: