Hair is known to be one of the first things we notice about a person's appearance. From the earliest times, it has always represented beauty and strength. Think of Samson, who lost his vigor when he was stripped of his hair. Indeed, hair makes much of our physical appearance, but it also has a practical role, serving to protect us from the sun's rays and aggressive external agents, and to thermoregulate temperature. Also important in sensory perception, it is in fact connected to a dense nerve network surrounding the follicles.<\/p>\n
Hair possesses this amazing power to continuously self-regenerate. They grow at an average rate of 1-1.5 cm per month, and compared to other animals, which make the so-called \"periodic shedding,\" in humans the loss is cyclical, not synchronized, but follows phases called anagen, catagen and telogen. Anagen is the growth phase, catagen the regression phase and telogen the resting phase, preceding the hair loss<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Every day we can lose 50 to 100 hairs<\/strong>, but at certain times this loss may be accentuated, such as during seasonal changes or after severe stress. This is entirely physiological and reversible.\nIn fact, under normal conditions, the cycle of hair loss<\/strong>, which lasts an average of three years, ends with the replacement of the dead hair with a new one, which will form in the same hair follicle. This causes, hair that falls out, to be replaced by new growing hair.<\/p>\n When it is not reversible, it means that this turn over mechanism has become altered for some reason. Too much hair falls out or too little grows back, the scalp is stressed, and problems can begin including the baldness<\/strong> and theandrogenetic alopecia<\/strong> male or female. It occurs of the thinning<\/strong> and although the condition is predominantly hereditary, the factors are hormonal. Triggered by various causes, however, they depend purely on improper conversion of DHT, or dehydrotestosterone, within the hair follicle, a conversion mediated by the enzyme 5-alpha reductase.<\/p>\n Certainly a good ally is always the diet, which should be rich in grains, amino acids, vitamins and minerals, which will go to rebuild the hair from the inside. One example is millet, an excellent source of nutrients for the hair. Another ally is the gut, which, in balance, will also regulate the well-being of your scalp, absorbing nutrients properly and directing them to the hair.<\/p>\n A great help also comes from functional cosmetics that gives the possibility to treat the hair also externally for a 360-degree treatment of the scalp. This is what Organics Pharm wanted to achieve for its consumers, to be able to give a natural and effective answer to the annoying problem of hair loss starting from 1 of the most important steps of the hair routine: cleansing.<\/p>\nThe importance of care from within<\/h4>\n
Functional cosmetics for hair<\/h4>\n