The American Academy of Dermatology has declared Hair Loss (female in particular) to be at epidemic levels. At Nina Ross, we provide a home for people who are seeking data, information and solutions related this epidemic.
Since going through these issues alone can be difficult, we cater to people from divere ethnicity backgrounds who have trouble finding health care practitioners that understand their unique concerns.
Jamaal Lassiter Founder and Owner
I take great joy and pride in having a business that caters to the underserved. My goal is for every single 'family member' under our care to receive the highest level of service.
When you see that "We Care About Your Hair" please believe it's so much more than a slogan; it's our true feelings and we strive to show you how we feel each and every day
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Introduction
You might be wondering how to stop hair shedding. Losing your hair is a scary experience! Mainly because there are SO many reasons why you could be losing such as genetics, from a medical condition, to poor health and nutrition, to stress. And while some people can get away with losing a few hairs here and there without it being noticeable, others find that their hair loss is more severe and noticeable.
If you're worried about keeping the strands on your head, read for tips to protect your hair from hair loss and shedding.
You might be thinking that this seems like a lot of work, but fortunately it’s not! The following tips will help: Clean
Eat more vegetables. Vegetables are rich in vitamins A and C which can promote healthy skin and good circulation to the scalp—both critical factors in preventing hair loss. Eat more protein-rich foods such as nuts, beans and fish (especially salmon). Drink plenty of water every day; this keeps your body hydrated so dryness can't cause irritation around sensitive areas such as the scalp area where oil glands surround each follicle producing dead cells called dandruff flakes when irritated by too much heat exposure over time due to high heat settings on appliances used daily without protective sprays before styling tools are used against them regularly every morning before getting dressed for work/school etcetera."
There are many vitamins that are proven to help with hair, but a few stand out the most: B-Vitamins, Vitamin E, Zinc and Vitamin C.
B-Vitamins:
The B-Vitamins are essential for hair growth and health.
Vitamin E: Vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant that helps protect your hair from damage caused by the sun’s UV rays as well as environmental pollutants like cigarette smoke, vehicle exhaust and more Vitamin C: Vitamin C has been shown to strengthen the follicles of your scalp by preventing breakage from trauma as well as from everyday wear and tear.*
Zinc: Zinc helps with hair loss by stimulating hair growth. In fact, it’s one of the many reasons why people with pattern baldness see their hair loss slow down or stop completely when they take zinc supplements.
See a professional like a Trichologist or
for an evaluation
If you're concerned about hair loss or shedding, the best thing to do is see a professional like a trichologist (a trained para-medical professional that specializes in treating scalp and hair conditions) or dermatologist. A number of different factors can explain why you're losing hair — from genetics and hormones to medications and nutritional deficiencies. A professional can help determine what's causing your hair loss, how severe it is, and how to treat it.
Your hair is an important part of your appearance and self-image It's important to take good care of it
Nina Ross Hair Therapy was founded by Board
Certified Trichologist, Holistic Health Practitioner, and Master Cosmetologist Nina Ross and Jamaal Lassiter, formerly a Corporate Communications Specialist for an industry-leading Health Research company.
