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Your confidence can take a hit when you’re dealing with falling hair. It can be embarrassing to leave a trail of hair behind wherever you go. Luckily, that doesn’t have to be your fate forever. Falling hair is curable. There are tons of things that you can do, products that you can switch to, that will help with  hair fall treatment . If you really want to solve your hair fall problem once and for all, though, your best bet is to find out what’s causing it first and then find the appropriate solution for it.  So, what causes hair fall, you ask? Well, there are many factors for that. Let’s take a look at some of them.  Genetics  - does your family have a history of going bald? If so, this might be why you’re losing your hair slowly but significantly. Unfortunately, if this is the cause of your hair fall, treatment and options to  regrow hair  back to normal can be pricey.  Pregnancy/breastfeeding  - women who are pregnant or are breastfeeding often...

  A trip to the salon is a great way to treat yourself and practice some self-love. If you’re stuck at home or don’t have the budget to book an appointment with your stylist right now but you also need to get your hair color done, we might just have the thing for you.  Here’s what you need to know if you’re planning on coloring your hair at home. Follow these tips to get results that will make you look like you’ve stepped fresh out of a salon.      Prepare everything that you need Watch a few tutorials online and figure out what tools and products you need to achieve the look you want. Make sure that you have everything you need before you get started. Some products are time-sensitive so you wouldn’t want to mess that up and end up with a funny dye job.  Stick to whatever hair color is available from your preferred brand Coloring your hair can make you feel more confident, but don’t let it all get to your head. If you’re thinking of being more adventurous a...

  There are many different types and styles of facial hair that one can grow. A slick mustache, a fun chin patch, maybe even a rough stubble -- all on varying levels of difficulty to grow. The ultimate flex in terms of facial hair, though, is the ability to grow a beard.    There’s something about a beard that just makes you  look more manly , more "macho", if you will. But what if you can’t grow a beard? Does that mean the end of the world for you? Probably not. But you might feel devastated and frustrated by it and that’s okay.    Lucky for you, there are plenty of things you can do to get a decent-looking beard. Here are some tips to help you with that.    Use beard growth products  - there are tons of products out in the market today that are specially formulated to help stimulate  beard growth . You can use  beard growth oil ,  beard balm , and other similar products to encourage hair to grow on your beard area. These prod...

  Doing your own hair can be challenging, but also quite rewarding. If you’re new to the game and you’re looking for tools that’ll make styling your own hair (or even other people’s hair) easier and more efficient, there’s one you shouldn’t miss out on and that’s a  hair dryer .  Also often called a  blow dryer , a hair dryer is an essential part of anyone’s hairstyling kit, whether you’re male or female and whether you intend to use it personally or professionally. A hairdryer is especially important if you regularly use heat tools like a curling iron or a hair straightener since heat-styling wet hair can damage your hair.  Thinking of buying your first hair dryer soon? It’s easy to just grab the first one you see, or get the same one your friend or your sister uses, but why do that if you can get a better one that’ll suit your needs more? We’ve rounded up 5 of the best hairdryers for beginners in this article. Feel free to have a look around. They’re all avail...

  Blue eyes and a smile are often enough to catch anyone’s attention. That doesn’t mean, though, that it’s wrong to want to style your look in a way that makes them pop even more.  Whether you have naturally blue eyes or you have contact lenses to thank for those beautiful blues, the right  hair color  can make them look more stunning and vibrant. Of course, that would depend on other factors like skin tone, too.  In case you’re wondering, here are some of the best colors that will bring out your blue eyes.  Red  Red hair and blue eyes -- it’s a classic ginger combo and one that’s not too easy to come by every day. If you already have blue eyes, then all you need to complete the look is  red hair . Try an orange-y red hue or go bold and get a fiery red color on. It might just be your new favorite look!  Ash-blonde  If you have pale skin and blue eyes, the perfect hair color to go for to bring out those eyes would be blonde; more specific...