Pieces of the Hair Puzzle, Tricks of the Clip-In Trade

Pieces of the hair puzzle, tricks of the clip-in trade
Our clip-in extensions have been big sellers for the holiday season, but being hair-fabulous doesn’t come without its share of questions. Fortunately, we at Sunny’s have the answers!


When you shop at a Sunny’s store you get the what’s what and how-to of clip-ins, from color and texture matching to a quick in-person tutorial. Sometimes one of the girls might even take out her hair and do it up again! For those who shop online or just want to brush up on their hair skills, we posted an instructional video for you!





I always have a piece or two left over but my style looks full and finished. I thought I was doing something wrong, but it turns out I’m not the only one. Africa in our Atlanta store says it’s like a puzzle, and she’s right. Eventually, you’ll develop a pattern of styling that you like, but there’s no right or wrong to how you clip them on!


Speaking of style, don’t forget about coloring clip-ins with funky hair dye for extra length and spice! Orange for tomorrow, red for December. Come the New Year, you can have a new do by adding a couple of hot clip-ins into your regular hair routine. Don’t forget about Valentine’s sweetheart pink and Saint Patrick’s fighting green! Theme hair is the next big trend, and the possibilities are endless!



Now, along with our Silky Straight and Bodywave textures, Sunny’s would like to introduce Sunny’s Custom Clip-ins to our incredible online customers. Pick your hair from Indian Hair to Bohyme and we’ll customize your style to be clipped in or out at a moments notice!


There are so many great new things coming down the line, so clip-in and enjoy the ride! And remember: Change your hair… Change your life!

Following Step by Step Procedures Male Hair Loss Can be Prevented

Are you seeing a sudden influx of hair in the sink each morning after you combed your hair? Found hair strewn everywhere on the floor and furniture, and it’s not even your pet’s? If so, you might be facing a grave situation – you may be afflicted with male hair loss.

Most male hair loss stems from hereditary reasons which mean that you may have inherited this hair defect from either one of your parents. However, male hair loss can also be attributed to the fact that you are experiencing high levels of stress due to a serious sickness, major surgery or work related pressure. Changes in your hormone levels will also cause your hair to shed excessively. And sometimes, a portion of medicines ingested will result in hair thinning. Medicines such as anticoagulants, medical substances used in chemotherapy sessions as well as excessive Vitamin A can cause male hair loss if you are not careful. If you spot fungal infections upon your scalp, don’t take it too lightly and try to remedy the situation soon as you can to prevent early male hair loss.

There are certain ways to counter male hair loss and these steps are very easy to follow with a small amount of discipline. For instance, if you are blessed with a head full of thick lush hair, don’t be too harsh on it. Comb your hair and avoid brushing it especially if you’ve just come out of the shower as wet hair is more susceptible to breaking. Ensure your daily meals contain plenty of protein. This can be found in most dairy products like milk, cheese and eggs. Otherwise, if all else fails do seek alternatives in the form of hair replacement therapies and custom hair wigs.

The Internet is rife with several hair loss myths that need to be debunk so that male hair loss sufferers will not be compelled to trust these mistruths. For example, if you find yourself being afflicted with male hair loss, no amount of cutting or shaving your hair can make it grow back speedily. Hair that sits above your epidermis upon your head are dead by nature and will not be affected at all should you cut it. And the next time someone claims that the reason behind your male hair loss is due to reduced blood flow on your scalp, don’t be too trusting and buy the hair replacement products that he or she is bugging you to purchase.

Got Tangled, Matted or Dreadlocked Hair?

Old Cornrows, dry, un-combed hair and sew-in weaves get very tangled too.

Matted In Mexico

I had my hair braided while on vacation in Mexico.

After one month, I decided it was time for the braids to come out. Having never had my hair braided in the past, I was completely ignorant about what to do. After unwinding the braids, I figured I would just jump in the shower and wash my hair like normal.

What a HUGE mistake that was. Within 10 minutes of showering, my hair sprung up into a wild rats nest! I picked at it for about two hours. It only seemed to get worse. Although I am almost 40 years old, I called my mother nearly in tears. She came over and yanked and pulled for another two hours.

By the time she left, I had two humongous Knots on each side of my head…one about the size of a golf ball (and hard as a rock) and the other, like a flat matted pancake. The worst part was that I still had the top portion of my hair braided which there was no undoing until the knots just below the braided part were gone.....

Got Tangled, Matted or Dreadlocked Hair?

Severely Matted And Tangled Hair Have Become New Causes of Hair Loss And Baldness In Women.

For most women, severely tangled hair was not an issue of concern until they experienced hair loss and pre-mature balding.

"Women call us in fear, depressed with tears, self blame and loss of self esteem because they have been concealing knots or clumps of matted hair –i.e. ‘birds nest’ in their hair for weeks and they don’t want to go bald”

Internationally for most women hair represents a very essential part of their overall appearance. It is to be praised and emulated. But for an increasing number of women, unexpected hair loss and balding has been triggered early due to incidents with unsympathetically matted and tangled hair.

A Survey conducted by Optima Hair Specialists in Birmingham, UK has revealed that 47 per cent of hair loss sufferers would spend their life savings to regain a full head of hair. Also the survey revealed that 46 per cent of hair loss sufferers questioned started losing their hair between the ages of 18 and 25. 45 per cent of people stated that their social life has been severely damaged due to their hair loss and 72 per cent of sufferers say that they are often perceived as much older than they actually are.

Although matted or tangled hair can be caused by illnesses, hospitalizations, improper removal of braids, hair extensions, un-healthy hair maintenance, improper use of hair products as perms, dyes, gels, relaxers and sprays-women cannot allow their hair to remain in a matted/tangled state for too long.

When a women’s hair becomes seriously tangled or matted, they become so scared because they do not want to cut their hair. Unfortunately they allow their hair to stay this way for weeks at a time-only for their hair to get worse. This will begin to affect the hair follicles-which can lead to Alopecia.”

Alopecia areata is characterized by hair falling out, resulting in smooth, round patches on the scalp. In some cases, alopecia areata can cause the complete loss of scalp and body hair. The condition is most common in people under 30. Baldness occurs by a gradual shrinking of the follicle that produces the hair.

"It's easier to stop losing hair, than to replace hair that's gone," says Dr. Richard Strick, a dermatologist and UCLA clinical professor of dermatology. "Once the follicle has shut down it's difficult, sometimes impossible, to re-stimulate.""Women's hair loss is much more common than most people realize," according to Alan J. Bauman, M.D., a leading U.S. hair restoration physician. Women have a 35-percent chance of experiencing hair loss by age 50, but the condition can occur anytime after puberty.

According to Dr. Bauman of Bauman Medical Group in Boca Raton, Florida, a top U.S. expert on female hair loss who's treated hundreds of women over the last 10 years, the top seven health factors commonly associated with female hair loss are:

(1) MENOPAUSE - Hair thinning is a common complaint of women undergoing menopause. The condition coincides with a decrease in the production of estrogen and progesterone, the female sex hormones.

(2) POST-PREGNANCY - During pregnancy, a woman's hair grows faster and feels more luxurious thanks to increases in hormones which keep a higher than normal number follicles in a growth phase. However, after giving birth, the sudden drop in hormones often causes shedding and thinning as the ratio of growing/resting follicles returns to normal.

(3) CRASH DIETING - Unhealthy dieting and/or rapid weight loss may cause hair follicles to go into "shock," resulting in increased shedding and a loss of volume that may last for months - or, in some cases, indefinitely - even after a healthy diet is resumed.

(4) TRACTION ALOPECIA - Over time, certain hairstyles (e.g. tight braiding) and hair extensions can traumatize follicles and lead to permanent bald spots in the scalp, a condition known as "traction alopecia."

(5) TRICHOTILLOMANIA - Compulsive hair-pulling, or trichotillomania, can also lead to permanent bald spots in the scalp, eyebrows and eyelashes.

(6) PLASTIC SURGERY - Browlifts and facelifts can alter the appearance of the frontal hairline and may lead to both decreased hair density and scarring in those areas.

(7) STRESS - Severe emotional stress and trauma can also take a toll on the body, often leading to excessive shedding and thinning that can last for weeks.

The best way women can prevent tangled or matted hair is to change their natural hair care regimens even if they wear hairstyles that include added hair extensions.

We provide many solutions to tangled or hardheartedly matted hair and we have been very successful at it. However, we recommend that “as with almost any type of illness, hair loss and baldness can be prevented if resolved early enough." "The key is not to deny or blame yourself for the problem your hair is in, but solve it by saving your hair."

Tangled Hair Techs are the leading experts trained in the Technique of Take Down Removal System of de-tangling severely matted hair, dreadlocks, tangled hair clumps, and “Birds Nests” Syndrome. Their mission is to save hair and preserve your God given beauty.



Consumer Demand For Hair Extensions, Braids, Dreadlocks Increase Hair Loss In Women

Braids, Hair Extensions and Dreadlocks have become the latest trend in hair styling and growing in popularity. Improper removal of these hair styles have increased hair loss and hair thinning, according to Tangled Hair Techs of New York.

Although braids, hair extensions and dreadlocks seem to be the latest trend, they actually date back to 4th Century B.C. with the Egyptians, and have continued to grow strong ever since then.

The experts at Tangled Hair Techs believe these styles are more like a hidden conspiracy, which Beyonce and other celebrities have brought out into the open. Tangled Hair Techs are trained in the safest and easiest hair extension, braid, dreadlock removal system.

"As consumer demand for braids, dreadlocks and hair extensions has grown, clients have become less knowledgeable about the methods of proper removal processes," says Sheila Smith, Lead Educator. "Paris Hilton has her own hair extension line of products that don’t provide an effective Removal System for the hair.

"Some hair extension, braid or dreadlock methods can last in the hair for 4 months, and up to two years. Clients try to remove these hairstyles with homemade remedies, which cause serious damage, hair loss, and in some cases severely tangled or matted hair.

“When a women’s hair becomes seriously tangled or matted, they become so scared because they don’t want to cut their hair. Unfortunately they allow their hair to stay this way for weeks at a time-only for their hair to get worse. This will begin to affect the hair follicles-which can lead to Alopecia.” According to Tangled Hair Techs, Take Down Remover trained experts in the technique of removal, de-tangling and restoration.

“Women's hair loss is much more common than most people realize," According to Dr. Bauman of Bauman Medical Group in Boca Raton, Florida, a top U.S. expert on female hair loss who's treated hundreds of women over the last 10 years, a leading U.S. hair restoration physician. Women have a 35-percent chance of experiencing hair loss by age 50, but the condition can occur anytime after puberty.

The need for effective human hair extension, braid and dreadlock removal has grown enormously because nearly one out of every three women worldwide suffers from some sort of hair loss, as well as the emotional distress that it causes.

Tangled Hair Techs provide specialty extension removal services for:

(A) anyone who cannot grow their hair for any reason;

(B) people with thin and fine hair;

(C) bad haircut or destruction during color processes and/or highlights;

(D) people with mild alopecia; and

(E) cancer survivors growing out their hair.

We are the leading experts trained in the technique of Take Down Removal System of de-tangling severely matted hair, dreadlocks, tangled hair clumps, and “Birds Nests” Syndrome.

We are pioneers in the development of tangled hair removal services and training.

In addition, Take Down Products Inc. is the first company to offer hair extension, braid, dreadlock and matted or tangled hair removal training classes worldwide. They are the only company that has revolutionized the industry by mastering more than 20 different braid, hair extension and dreadlock removal techniques. Learn about the art of hair extensions, braid and dreadlock removal at: http://www.takedownproducts.com/.

If your hair looks like any these pictures, you need to call us immediately.

Even if everyone, including your favorite hair dresser/stylist has told you to "cut your hair.......it's hopeless."

Call 206-600-3036. globalbeautyaction@yahoo.com

or email now. Don't wait another second!

Our specialty and focus is on removing and detangling:

severely matted and tangled hair,

dreadlocks, dreads

matted braids, microbraids, and cornrows

tangled hair extensions,

matted"bird's nest" clump,

tangled knots,

clumps of tangles.

bonding glue clumps

matted fusion extensions, keratin fusion

There is Hope for your hair.

We want to save your hair, cutting your hair is not an option!

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Male Hair Loss: Getting the Facts Straight

We don't have to deny it. It's natural to be concerned about whether or not we will eventually lose our hair like some of the people we know. You may even already be showing some signs of male hair loss. Don't panic, your condition is probably normal and non-life threatening but you don't necessarily have to live with it.

Male Pattern Baldness

There are many kinds of hair loss conditions but it has been discovered that around 95% of hair loss conditions are categorized under androgenetic alopecia. We often think that male hair loss begins when a man reaches adulthood. It is possible however for some to begin having the condition during the teen years. The first sign of thinning and male hair loss is often observed in the temple areas. In time though, true male hair loss may eventually result in complete bald areas typically on the crown or top of the head.

Cause

Androgenetic comes from the two terms "andro" for hormones and "genetic" for genes. This means that most male hair loss cases can be inherited hormone initiated conditions. Men who suffer from hair loss actually inherit a certain sensitivity to the hormonal reactions that lead to male hair loss.

When the male hormone testosterone comes into contact with the enzyme 5-alpha reductase, the pattern of hair loss begins. Testosterone is then converted to dihydrotestosterone (DHT). It is DHT that gets into hair follicles and binds with receptors. It will then begin to hamper the function of hair follicles, causing them to shrink and preventing them from producing new healthy hair strands.

Common Treatments

The most effective kinds of treatment for male hair loss so far are surgical procedures. A surgeon may have to move some hair strands from a well covered area to the bald spot. Other procedures include reducing the bald scalp area or increasing the area of the scalp which still has hair. Depending on the kind of surgery you may have to undergo, your doctor may have to look into your suitability as a surgery candidate. Factors that may affect your suitability for male hair loss surgery include your age, type of hair and hair color.

Another option would be to take medications. A popular kind of medication blocks DHT or 5-alpha reductase. As some users would point out though, some medications may produce side effects and hair growth may not be so quick. The quality of hair growth is also not always as desired.

Alternative Treatment

The third alternative would be to take supplements. Men can now take natural, herbal supplements to promote hair growth. Natural products are a good choice if you do not want to spend too much on surgery or if you do not want to experience the side effects of medication. A lot of these natural products also function as DHT and enzyme blockers, thus effectively reducing male hair loss. Natural ingredients such as saw palmetto have been known as effective blockers. Another plus factor to natural supplementation is that you also get a lot of nourishment for your scalp and hair.

There is always hope for people suffering from male hair loss. It's just a matter of looking for the right product.

Female Hair Loss Treatment: Essentials You Need to Know

Hair loss does not only plague men. It can happen to women, too. It is not easy though to look for the right female hair loss treatment. There are limited medical options but there are numerous supplements that claim to be able to solve female hair loss. This current state of female hair loss treatment options makes things difficult. Here are some reminders to help you find a good treatment.

Ruling Out

Before you get your hands on just any female hair loss treatment, it is important to first determine the cause of your condition. This will ensure that you get the right treatment specifically designed for your hair loss case. It is true that most hair loss cases among women is known as androgenetic alopecia and has something to do with genes and hormones but you could be part of the minority who needs a special kind of female hair loss treatment.

Alopecia Factor - Among other kinds of female hair loss are alopecia aratea and traction alopecia. The former is an autoimmune disorder in which the immune system mistakenly attacks the hair follicles. The later condition is caused by tight braiding or hairstyling.

Other Factors - Other conditions that need special female hair loss treatment solutions may be caused by diseases such as diabetes, lupus and anemia. Hair loss can also be the result of certain medications such as those used in chemotherapy. Among some women the cause of temporary hair loss could be plain and simple stress. In any case, knowing the exact cause of your condition will protect you from blowing your money away on the wrong female hair loss treatment.

Remember the Pattern

One of the best ways to determine androgenetic alopecia is to look at patterns of baldness. Always remember that women with androgenetic alopecia do not look the same as men who have the same condition. Males may eventually lose a large portion of their hair, resulting in an obvious bald area or spot. Women however only manifest hair loss through a diffuse thinning. If you have hair loss that leads to bald patches, your condition might not be androgenetic alopecia. It is a sign that you need special female hair loss treatment.

Pick Between Two Modes

Choose between two modes of female hair loss treatment once you have determined the cause of your condition. You can either go for medical treatments or for natural ones. Medically, you can only really opt to have hair surgery or take the only FDA approved medication for female hair loss.

Other Alternatives - There are far more options for natural hair loss treatments. Most product options however are labeled as supplements. They may require further scientific studies to prove their safety and effectiveness.

Research

Be well-informed. Perform your own research on the herbs and nutrients contained in the product of your choice. This will ensure that you do have the right ingredients to help you with your condition. Remember too that men and women have different systems. Some hair loss product ingredients for men may not be safe or advisable for women.

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What is Female Hair Loss and What Causes It?

Women suffer from female hair loss, too. Old men are not the only ones who are plagued with depleted scalps, think again. Female hair loss is very much a reality.

Female Pattern Baldness

Female hair loss is what is commonly known as female pattern baldness or androgenetic alopecia. Surprisingly it has been discovered that in America, the ratio of women who have it those who don't is 1:4. Although female hair loss can't kill in itself as a condition, it can be troubling.

Females have always been traditionally viewed by society as creatures who should have full heads of beautiful hair. A woman who has a condition of female hair loss would therefore be seen as unusual.

Normal Hair Cycle

Hair resting and growing phases characterizes a normal hair cycle. In the anagen or growing phase, the hair develops healthily for a couple of years. After this, it will enter the telogen phase in which it will begin to rest for a number of months before falling off. Normally, 80%-90% of the hair is in the anagen phase, leaving only a comparatively small fraction in the telogen and shedding phase.

For women with hair loss, it is obvious that a lot more than 10% of their hair strands are in the telogen phase. In female hair loss, something disturbs the normal cycle.

Cause of Female Hair Loss

- Hormonal Changes - Hormones play a big part in female hair loss. As some of us already know, both men and women have testosterone, a hormone which men normally have more of. In androgenetic alopecia, this hormone is acted upon by enzymes in the scalp that convert it into dihydrotestosteron (DHT).

The DHT causes the hair follicles to shrink, which eventually will result to loss of hair and inability to grow new strands. In women, the action of DHT is regulated by the hormone estrogen. Female hair loss therefore normally occurs when a woman is in a state of hormonal imbalance. This can happen when a woman is in the menopausal stage or when she has just given birth. The condition can also strike when a woman is receiving hormonal treatment for an illness.

Pattern of Hair Loss

Although there is a similarity in the reason behind male and female hair loss conditions, there is a marked difference in appearance. Men usually develop bald spots. We are very much familiar with men eventually losing all hair strands on a particular area such as the top of the scalp. Female hair loss however is different. Women usually only have diffuse balding. This means that there is an observed general thinning of the hair strands resulting in some parts of the scalp becoming more noticeable through the remaining strands. A woman who develops bald spots like men may have a more serious condition that deserves medical attention.

Hair Loss Solution

Female hair loss treatment products are now available. Now that you know what causes the condition, the best solution is to find a product that can provide extra nutritional support to the female scalp and hair. Nutrients that have been discovered to be good for female hair loss are vitamin B6, biotin and magnesium. Of course, it also makes sense to take care of your health through proper diet and good lifestyle habits.

Dos & Don'ts of Indian Hair

When people order Remy Indian Hair for the first time, sometimes they are thrown off by its appearance.

Remy hair means that it is totally unprocessed...so it requires a little work to get it to your liking...

But once you have it down...you really won't ever go back to anything else.


So...here are some dos & don'ts for taking care of Indian Hair:

1.DO gently wash Indian Hair in one direction with a detangling shampoo. We recommend Shampoos that don't contain harsh detergents such as Sodium Laureth Sulfates. We personally like Cream of Nature Shampoo, Nopu or Shampoo for Dry Hair sold at Trader Joe's

2. DO reinforce the cut edges of your hair with a small amount of nail glue to prevent shedding from the edges of the track.

3. Do use Sebastian Potion #9, a great lightweight curl refresher along with mist from a water bottle to restore wave & curl pattern in between washing your Indian hair.

4. Do use a wide-tooth comb to detangle hair after washing. Support the attachment of the weft when brushing to avoid pulling on your own hair.

5. DON'T use heavy pomades, oils or grease on Indian hair. Indian hair is not used to heavy products and the hair shaft will start to attract dust and pollens from the environment and not behave the way it should.

6.DO use moisturizing conditioners to ensure that the hair lasts long. Indian hair has been cut from the scalps natural oils and you are in a balancing act to not strip the hair of the moisture but not add to much oil to the hair.

7. Do use extreme caution when coloring the hair, although Indian Hair at Sunny's is Virgin Indian hair, you need to gently lift the color or leave the coloring to a professional colorist.

What’s With Hair Loss Products and Hair Growth Products From Hair Energizer?

The hair on the head has a major influence on how a person feels about oneself. In fact, hair can cause someone to feel insecure or to feel otherwise. People experiencing hair loss have a great deal of confidence issues. Most men, who may commonly experience baldness, can feel insecure once they are experiencing receding hairline. How much more for women, who consider their hair as their crown and a physical completion of womanhood? On the other hand, a person who has a beautiful shiny hair feels confident. It makes a person look pretty and it could be one of the assets that make the person look attractive.



For this reason, people spend considerable amount of money just to make their hair look good. They would go to hair salon once in a while or buy hair care products that they think will enhance the appearance of their hair. Some would go to hair parlors for special occasions while others would go there as frequently as possible to maintain a healthy looking hair or to change hairstyles. These all happen even if the person has no hair problems. How much more would it cost to someone who has hair loss problems?



One of the most common hair problems is hair loss. People who suffer hair loss are also on the lookout of new methods and products that can help them solve or at least hide the effects of hair loss. It’s a good thing that it is not hard to solve hair loss. Aside from the fact that there are hair replacement methods such as hair transplants and non-surgical hair replacement methods, there are safe and ready to use hair loss products available in the market.



Hair loss products of course promote hair growth. These products can be considered as a medication. They come as an oral medication or as topical medication. The hair loss products serve as a solution to hair loss by developing healthy growing natural hair. They come in a form of sprays, shampoos, hair kits, and topical bottles. Aside from these external hair growth products, there are also hair growth vitamins that can be taken orally. These vitamins are also hair growth products that solve vitamins deficiency that cause hair loss.



It is best to buy hair loss products in exclusive stores so you will have plenty of choices that are suitable for your hair loss case. Buying hair growth products in any drugstore or supermarket will only give you few options and most likely you will not find the product that is suitable for your case. Besides, hair growth products found in any store may not be made up of quality products. With hair growth products in specialty stores, you will surely find everything for hair loss solutions and everything intended for different cases of hair loss.



One specialty store offering hair loss products is Hair Energizer. Hair Energizer offers all types of hair loss products including shampoos, conditioners, topical solutions, and hair loss vitamins. Products in Hair Energizer are intended to solve hair loss and promote not just hair growth but also shiny, healthy, strong, and self-repairing hair.



Generally, as an online hair care store, Hair Energizer does not focus on hair loss problems alone. Its products also solve other hair problems such as damaged hair, thinning hair, brittle hair, and dry hair. So if you are looking for basically any product for your hair problems, it is again best to look into specialty stores such as Hair Energizer and choose a hair care product that best suits your needs.

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Discovering the Latest in Hair Loss Research Developments

Suffering from hair loss? If it's any consolation, this is truly a great age to be born in if you have the genetic predisposition for hair loss. That's because there are now a lot of research developments that will allow you to prevent and even re-grow your hair. Here's what you need to know about hair loss research.

Current Research

Current research developments have truly come up with effective solutions for hair loss. Unfortunately, solution scams have also multiplied. It is important to remember that in order for you to find real treatments for hair loss, you have to conduct your own hair loss research. Find out the real causes of hair loss, possible solutions for hair loss and scientific evidences that can support available solutions.

There are numerous studies that have been conducted about possible hair loss solutions. In a nutshell, here is what current hair loss research has to say about treating hair loss:

The Androgenetic Alopecia - There are different kinds of hair loss but the most common is androgenetic alopecia in which genes and hormones cause hair loss. In this condition, hair loss can be medically treated by taking medicine that can stimulate hair growth or one that can block the hormone that causes hair loss. There is one of each kind of medicine. Both are FDA approved but only one of them can be safely used by females.

Hair Loss Surgery - The other medical method borne out of hair loss research that can treat hair loss is surgery. One popular method is hair transplantation in which healthy hairs are taken from the back of the scalp and transplanted to the balding area. This method is expensive. Clients also lament the fact that there are limits to the amount of hair that can be transplanted. In other words, even after transplantation, hair rarely ever looks plentiful or full.

Saw Palmetto - Surprisingly, hair loss research has revealed that the herb saw palmetto has some potential in treating male hair loss. Although more hair loss research is needed, current research findings reveal that the herb that was originally studied for prostate health has some DHT blocking properties.

Future Hair Loss Treatment

The above mentioned solutions summarize the options you can take for hair loss remedy. There is however some hope for future developments in hair loss treatment. Given below are promising hair loss research studies being conducted:

The Genes - Gene therapy hair loss research is very much on everyone's mind but it is actually a method that is still being developed. Since genes are responsible for androgenetic alopecia, scientists believe that they may be able to remedy hair loss if they found a way to manipulate, modify or correct genes.

Replication of Hair Cells - There is now actually a patented method for replicating hair cells from hair samples and injecting the cells into the balding areas. Scientists are conducting more hair loss research on this technique.

DHT Blocking Drug - There is some evidence that a new drug is being developed that can hopefully block DHT better and more thoroughly than the currently available medicine.