4 amazing tips to prevent hair loss

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November 6, 2015 5:00 PM

The human hair adds to the beauty and panache of everyone no matter the gender.

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The human hair adds to the beauty and panache of everyone no matter the gender. Interestingly, it can be styled in different fashionable ways to suit the taste of the individual.

However, there are a few people who are battling with hair loss and are yet to figure out how to prevent their hairline from receding. To help find a solution, Jovago.com, Africa’s No 1 hotel booking portal shares 5 exciting tips to prevent hair loss while you travel.

1. Use Coconut Oil

This is recommended for women who use assorted cosmetics products for their hair. It is advisable adopt coconut oil as hair cream because the oil can make the hair stronger, tougher and moisturized. It is a perfect anti-hair loss cream and can be purchased at retail outlets around Abuja, Calabar, Badagry and any other part of the country.

2. Reduce chemical/Dye use

Women are more susceptible to their hair falling off because they use a lot of chemicals and dyes on it all in the name of looking good. However, a few weeks after layering on the harsh chemicals, their natural hair may start falling off. Like earlier mentioned, it is better to use coconut oil or carry your natural hair.

3. Eat Better

The hair requires nutrients, especially iron, to grow and prevent its loss. Regular consumption of spinach, soybeans, beans, eggs and fish will make much difference by halting hair loss. This is why you have to eat right and eat better to forestall hair loss.

4. Stress

Stress is another major cause of major cause of hair loss. So, if you are encountering this problem, it is advisable to take as much rest as you can.

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