Who doesn’t want a thicker, shinier head of hair? While there isn’t one specific vitamin or food that will accomplish this, these three supplements will nourish your hair and restore the vibrant glow and thickness it’s meant to have.

(1) Biotin

Known as the “hair vitamin,” biotin helps prevent your hair from becoming dry and brittle. It also promotes hair growth. If you’re stuck with a ‘do that’s too short, biotin can help your locks grow out more quickly.

(2) Vitamin E

Vitamin E increases circulation to the scalp, helping prevent and even reverse hair loss. You can either take it orally in capsules or apply it directly to your scalp.

(3) Prenatal vitamins

Pregnant women aren’t the only ones who can benefit from prenatal vitamins! They have higher concentrations of vitamins that contribute to your overall health and healthy hair growth. The ones to look for in particular if you’re taking prenatals for your hair are ones rich in calcium, iron, vitamin B6, and vitamin A.

Take these vitamins as directed and watch your mane transform. Sometimes, it takes a little more. If you’d like extra help in the process and want more information about hair restoration in Chicago, contact us today at (800) 833-1964! 

Hair loss is something that can be difficult to cope with and is often a sour conversation topic for many men. But in reality, over 35 million men in the US suffer with some type of hair loss every year. Additionally, surgical treatment options may seem to some as a tiresome process that takes many sessions to bring results. This is actually far from the truth, as most men requiring only two sessions to replace the hair on their heads. Check out this infographic about men’s hair loss for more information and stats.

As you can see you are not alone in losing your hair. There are plenty of options available for bringing hair back to your head, it’s your decision if you want to make a change. If you are in the market for a hair transplant, or any other hair treatment procedures, contact NuHart Hair Clinics today.

We all lust for gorgeous locks of flowing, healthy hair; but in reality, we’re at the mercy of extreme weather changes, harsh water, relentless chemicals, and so much more. So what’s a girl to do to get the hair she’s always wanted in such a climate as today? It’s simple. Go back to the basics of hair care with the following five natural health care remedies that will have you rejoicing once again over the natural state of your hair.

1. Mayonnaise

Although the fat in mayo is not as good for your booty as you’d like it to be, it is good for one thing: smoothing out frizzies and helping protect your hair from dryness. Put a glob on your strands and soak in it for a good half hour before washing with shampoo. Trust us: Your locks will love it.

2. Apple Cider Vinegar

While apple cider vinegar is considered a wonder for your skin, your body, and your digestive health, it’s not often thought of as a remedy for your hair. But this is often the key ingredient in natural shampoos and hair-health products, as it can naturally strip your hair of unnecessary oils and rid your scalp of annoying dandruff.

3. Olive Oil

Oh, nature’s favorite remedy for just about everything. Olive oil can do wonders for your hair, like making it softer, smoother, and shinier. Just heat about a half a cup of olive oil — don’t burn it — and douse your hair, wrap in a towel or bag, and leave on for at least 20 minutes. When you remove the towel, be bewildered at the gorgeousness that awaits you.

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4. Avocado With Coconut Milk

This delectable mixture not only tastes delicious, but it can also do absolute wonders if you are a sufferer of split ends. Mash an avocado and mix very well with about a cup of coconut milk — all natural, not sweetened. Next, apply to hair and work through. Leave on your scalp for just a bit, then wash out. Watch as your split ends literally disappear.

5. Eggs

Do you suffer from incredibly dry hair? Try a mixture of raw eggs with olive oil on your scalp. Work into hair and rinse out; the proteins from the eggs will help remedy the rawness of your once brittle hair.

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Learn more about restoring your hair to the healthy, natural, beautiful state it once was with www.nuhart.com – a resource on how you can make your hair thick and full like it was meant to be, naturally.

Having a full head of luscious locks isn’t something that everyone is born with. Some of us have it and lose it; others never have it in the first place; and even more of us find that age gets the better of our hair, turning it thin and brittle — which is why many turn to hair transplantation later in life.

But what if age isn’t associated at all with hair loss for some individuals?

Thinning hair could actually be the result of deficiencies within the diet. Whether you adhere to a less-than-healthy diet, have many restrictions due to food allergies or sensitivities, or maintain an unbalanced vegetarian/vegan lifestyle, a lack of certain nutrients could be to blame for your thinning hair.

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One such food that, when restricted from the diet can cause all sorts of problems, is salt. Individuals need a certain amount of salt in their diet to maintain a healthy thyroid; and when salt is lacking, the thyroid can’t function properly — which can most definitely be a contributing factor to hair loss.

To find out if this is the cause of your hair loss, visit your doctor and get a full health screening today. To explore your options for a fuller head of hair, contact us today!

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Hair loss impacts millions of women around the world, yet it remains a taboo topic that causes women to suffer in silence. It is attributed to a number of things, and, according to recent news articles “Hair loss is often linked to hormonal changes, commonly menopause.”

Many women who suffer from hair loss often do so later in life, especially between the ages of 30 to 70. This massive age gap when hair begins to thin is frightening for many women, but there are a number of things females can do to remedy their hair loss including receive a hair transplant.

While hair transplants are often stereotyped as a male-dominated procedure, thousands of women undergo this procedure and come out with locks that bring confidence and happiness back into their lives. This procedure typically consists of removing hair from the back of the head where regrowth continues throughout life and placing it in a thinning or balding area. It is a simple procedure that can renew the look of hair and it lasts a lifetime.

With Saint Patrick’s Day upon us, we don our finest green apparel and hope to look like the Irish lassies and lads of this great country — red hair and all. But does being a redhead mean being more sensitive than the rest of us?

According to Psychology Today, this is true. Redheads actually have what has been deemed a “redhead gene” making them more susceptible to pain as well as easier bruising and becoming colder quicker than those who do not sport the natural fire head look.

New research apparently has found that redheads carry a gene, known as pheomelanin, which is the “same gene is involved in the body’s perception of pain.” If the luck of the Irish is going to tell us anything, it’s that redheads may not have the luck of the draw when it comes to healing and staying warm, but while redheads are naturally more likely to be sensitive to pain, bruising and cold, everyone is susceptible to hair loss. Learn more about hair pigmentation and restoring hair loss with NuHart.