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Ask anyone, “What’s the first thing you notice about a person?” and you’ll get a range of answers. However, the top three responses are likely to be some combination of the following: face, clothes, and hair, and it’s this last one that we’re focusing on today. It might surprise some people with regards to how big the hair industry is. While most know that skincare and fashion have major industries dedicated to them, industries that pull in billions of dollars per year, some might be shocked to learn that the hair product industry takes in around $11 billion per year. Yes: billion with a “B.”
When you first look at someone, what do you notice first? Whatever your answer is, we can predict that more than half of your said “hair.” And if you did, there’s a reason for that. Hair frames the face, the primary part of people that we interact with, and on a social level, someone’s hair can be a good source of information about a person – how old they are, their personality, and, in some cases, their social standing.
You want your hair to look great – that’s a given. Since it’s one of the first things almost all people notice first about a person, making sure your hair looks amazing is one way to improve your overall image. But if you just look at commercials, you’d think the only things your hair needs are conditioners, shampoos, and styling products. While they certainly can’t hurt, it turns out that there’s more to hair health than what you put on it: it also matters what you feed it.
When you think of health, the first couple things that come to mind are probably the following: how fat or thin you are, how much energy you have, and how athletic you can be. That’s pretty much all there is to do with health, right? Wrong. Health, and its close cousin, nutrition, have an effect on every little thing going on in your body right now, from the quality of your sleep to the life expectancy of your individual cells, from your vision and skin quality to the way you smell.
In recent years, it seems like there’s a “natural” alternative being proposed for nearly every medical issue under the sun, and now we can add one more: male hair loss. The fruit of the Serenoa repens plant, more commonly called saw palmetto, is claimed by many to prevent hair loss in men, leading to a proliferation of different saw palmetto supplements that have been aimed at men in recent years.
Everyone wants thick, rich, gorgeous hair, right? With few exceptions, we’re pretty confident in saying that. Now, the way to get that kind of hair is through using expensive designer shampoos that cost a fortune, right? Well, not necessarily. The thing is that there are lots of things that go into having great-looking hair.
