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Split ends can make your hair look frayed and frizzy. While there is no way to mend a split end there are ways to camouflage and even prevent them.

It has long been thought that stress can contribute to hair loss. There is some truth to this belief, stress can result in hair loss due to a number of factors. One of the main reasons is that stress can produce adrenaline. Adrenaline is converted into cholesterol which raises your body’s levels of testosterone. Testosterone is a male hormone that has huge implications on hair growth.

Pregnancy causes a variety of hormonal changes for women both during the pregnancy phase and after. The extra hormones produced during pregnancy can affect hair in many different ways. About a third of women report their hair feeling healthier and thicker in the midst of their pregnancy. Some women, on the other hand, feel their hair is drier and more problematic than usual. Hormonal changes vary in each individual and can also vary in each pregnancy which is why some women report changes in their hair and some do not.

Noticing your hair thinning or falling out can be extremely distressing. If you’re starting to notice that your hair is shedding more than usual there are effective ways to address it. As we age it is natural for our hair density to change and our individual strands get finer. The following things are worth trying to address these changes and promote healthy hair growth.

Medications can cause hair loss as a side effect. This particular cause of hair loss often goes overlooked. Find out more today...

A wide variety of factors can cause hair loss in women. These include genetics, stress, nutritional deficiencies, traction alopecia, hormonal imbalances, menopause, trichotillomania and thyroid deficiencies.

After a long awaited move-in date, Images International is finally settled into our new home. Here are some details about our new place, we hope you are as excited as we are...

Images International places a high value on continuing our education. This is not only because it helps our stylists continuously improve their techniques but hair trends and styles are always changing and we acknowledge the need for our stylists to stay current. By staying relevant in today’s quickly changing business of hair styling we are able to offer our clients the looks they desire in every season.

Thinning hair and hair loss can be caused by many different factors such as genetics, stress, diet and medical conditions. One type of hair loss, traction alopecia, is a type of hair loss caused by a constant pulling on the hair from its follicle. Find out if you have Traction Alopecia...

The air is getting dryer and that means our hair, skin and scalp are too. Keep your hair healthy all winter long with these tips...