Sneaky Little Anti Aging Tips for Healthy Radiant Hair

Sneaky's Top 10 Anti Aging Tricks For Healthy Hair

1.  Keep your hair covered in bright sunshine

2. Always rinse your hair after shampooing or swimming

3. Avoid using chemicals such as perms, dyes and relaxers

4. Do not use medicated shampoos for long periods of time.

5. Eat a balanced diet, if not take necessary supplements. If your hair is not nourished from the inside it will slowly die. See Top Ten Foods For Healthy Hair.

6. Conditioners soothe the hair shaft, improves shine and replaces lost moisture. Fine hair go light. Dry, damaged, over treated hair or very curly hair use a deep creamy conditioner. Average hair simply use a good product.

7.  Thoroughly brush and comb hair (not excessively) as this stimulates circulation and removes loose hairs, dust and hair product build ups.

8. Natural ingredients like egg yolk, Aloe Vera, coconut oil and mayonnaise are good for moisturizing and nourishing.

9. Leave in conditioners are perfect for dry or damaged hair as they help retain moisture between shampoos.

10.  Try a scalp massage as they work wonders. It will relieve stress, increase circulation of your scalp and reactivate hair follicles.


You hair is mostly made of a kind of protein called keratin.  Like skin, bones, nails and muscles, your hair benefits from a healthy diet of protein. If you can not eat the required foods (below) 3 times a day or take the necessary dietary supplements to ensure your hair gets proper nourishment, your hair will suffer and be subject to the ravages of  free radical damage

Consumer Concerns

Your hair says a lot about you. Like your skin your hair reflects your habits and how well you care and maintain yourself.  Everyone wants a healthy head of hair.  Healthy hair brings out a vibrant radiance and luster. Whereas a poor diet, poor hair care choices and aging can take a heavy toll on your locks

Consequently, today the major consumer hair concerns are

•Thin/Thinning Hair related to hair damage

–50% of men will experience related hair thinning in their lifetime.

–40% of women will experience noticeable signs of similar hair thinning, by the age of 35.

–Products targeted for fine/thin hair represents $545 million of the “daily care” segment

•Damaged Hair

–Increased number of product lines dedicated to specific hair problems –dry, damaged and chemically treated.

–40% of women color their hair.

–43% of women are seeking a product that mends split ends, nourishes hair and replenishes moisture.

–Women are using multiple products to address different problems.

Processing and styling damage–Chemicals from dyes, perms and straightening, plus heat from styling tools can leave hair blistered and porous, split and stretched, dull and limp.Environmental assaults–Extreme weather, UV rays from the sun and indoor lighting, and avast array of air and water pollutants can depress hair follicles and damage hair, making it weaker and more prone to breakage.

Physical stresses–Life’s everyday stresses can cause hair follicles to be undernourished and “tired”, leading to higher numbers of “resting” hairs, and hair which may be thin, fine and fragile. Oxidative damage–Left unchecked, free radicals can start a cascade of damage, leading permanent hair loss.

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D. Ross Curington
Health and Wellness Coach

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