Female hair loss is more common than you might imagine, with over one in four women in America suffering from the problem. For many women their hair is their crowning glory and female hair loss can lead to serious emotional problems. A new hairstyle can give you just the confidence you need and 2013 sees a range of sexy new hair styles that are just what the doctor ordered to boost your sex appeal this spring. {"you are not alone" repeated below}
If you are experiencing loss of hair, you are probably finding it very traumatic. A visit to a good hairdresser with experience of styling the heads of women with thinning or falling hair, can be a very uplifting experience and can really help to make you feel on top of the world.
Before taking a trip to the salon flick through some magazines for styles that appeal to you. Take the pictures with you to the salon and show them to your stylist. Your stylist will then be able to advise you on what will best suit your colouring and the shape of your face.
Many hairdressers specialise in female hair loss and have a number of clients with similar challenges. Such a stylist is ideally placed to help you choose the best styles that will work for you.
If you have symptoms of female hair loss it is a relief to know that you’re not alone. You can visit the experts at the London Centre of Trichology for a free consultation and diagnosis where you will find the best treatment tailored for your needs.
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Top Styles for Spring 2013
This season is all about the natural look. Having natural, and not too perfect hair is a must. We have some great, effortless looks for you this spring.
French Knot
A 60’s look, the French knot is perfect for medium length to long hair and very French in style. Start by applying mousse to the hair and blow-dry it straight back, without a parting, then twist your hair gently and pull it up into a loose knot, as if you were going to do a French twist, then fold the ends under to form a loop (it’s essential that you keep the knot loose as if it’s too tight it can damage your hair). Pull the hair so that it fans out across the top of the head. Complete the look by tying a scarf round it. You can wear different coloured scarves to coordinate with your outfits. The scarf can be strategically placed to hide any signs of hair loss.
Gold
Gold is a delicate look that is reminiscent of a medieval maiden in the woods, similar to Liv Tyler in Lord of the Rings. This is another great low maintenance style that is natural and at the same time very contemporary and luxurious. To achieve the gold effect, just divide the hair by parting it down the middle. Pull two sections back and secure at the crown using hair pins. Add “twisted gold” metal hairpieces for a touch of simple glamour and elegance. Hair pins can also be used to help disguise any balding patches at the back of your head. This style looks best on ladies with long, straight, unlayered hair.
Pixie
This style is perfect for short hair. The textured pixie look suits women with all face shapes and hair textures. This timeless, chic cut is easy to look after and can be styled effortlessly in next to no time. You can either go for a very short asexual look or wear the hair longer on top for softer femininity.
Messy Bob
The messy bob is a sexy, "just got out of bed" look that also suits women with all face shapes and hair textures. Women with round faces should be sure to leave plenty of length under their chin, for a more flattering style. Another way to wear this look, if you have a wide centre parting (such as pop star Fergie) is to wear it with a deep side parting. The layers in this bob are perfect for covering up female hair loss.
About The London Centre of Trichology
As experts in the field and at the forefront of research and development into natural solutions for male and female hair loss, The London Centre of Trichology has helped thousands of men and women to regain their hair and their confidence.
Conveniently placed in Central London, the centre offers free consultations where the problem will be diagnosed and can then be addressed. Your hair will be in good hands with this group of highly trained professionals. The sooner you start treatment, the better the result. Contact the centre now for your free, no obligation consultation.
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Tuesday 23 April 2013
Friday 19 April 2013
Male Hair Loss – Our Pick of the Hottest Celebrities With Thinning Hair
If you are experiencing male hair loss, you are not alone. This is something that affects as many as two out of three men at some stage of their lives. It is not just us mere mortals that are affected by losing hair and hair thinning, many celebrities are also affected by male hair loss. These celebrities refuse to let it interfere with their ’way with women’ however and many of these men are revered as sex symbols and are popular both off and on screen, despite having hair loss.
Although there are many men in the public eye that are losing their hair, the effects can still be devastating to those who are experiencing it. A trip to the London Centre of Trichology can help to diagnose and address the problem. The sooner you get treated, the better the results. In the meantime, here’s our pick of some of the hottest celebrities with thinning or receding hair.
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Hottest Celebrities with Male Hair Loss
Bruce Willis – Holywood hunk, Bruce Willis, started losing his hair between 1993 and 1995. Speaking of his balding, Willis is quoted as saying, “Hair loss is God's way of telling me I'm human.”
Prince William – Even royalty isn’t immune to male hair loss and Prince William has inherited Male Pattern Baldness from his father Prince Charles and his uncle, Prince Edward, also has this condition. Despite his baldness, Prince William still managed to marry hottie, Kate Middleton and although happily married with a child on the way, he still has an army of female fans.
Billy Zane – Balding actor Billy Zane does very well with the ladies. He has dated actress Leonor Varela among others. He has been quite open about his hair loss and said that he started noticing it two decades years ago.
Sean Connery – Although James Bond star Sean Connery started losing his hair at the age of 21, he has preserved his sex appeal throughout his career. He won the sought after title of Sexiest man Alive at the age of 59 and was awarded Sexiest Man of the Century aged 69.
Al Pacino – It is thought that Godfather star Al Pacino, either wears a hairpiece or has had a hair transplant. At the time he appeared in Godfather 3 Pacino’s hair was obviously thinning. In later films he can be seen sporting a full head of thick hair. In recent years he has been seen with fairly long hair, disguising his receding hairline.
Brenden Fraser – Brendan Fraser is another star known to be losing his hair. Fraser jokes that the best way to stop rumours about wearing a hairpiece is to “sport a hairstyle so bad there is no way anyone would pay for it.”
Jude Law – Jude Law is rumoured to be using Mesotherapy to counteract his hair loss. Mesotherapy is unproven treatment that involves injecting vitamins into the scalp to encourage hair growth.
Ben Affleck – Ben Affleck is a star of many Hollywood blockbusters. It is thought that he wears at least a partial hair piece.
George Clooney – Even Hollywood heart-throb George Clooney worries about losing his hair. Clooney is said to have commented that without his hair “my career will plummet” and that he is going to “make the most of before it falls out”. It has thought that he has had hair loss treatment.
Wayne Rooney – Manchester United and England striker, Wayne Rooney, reported that he had had a hair transplant via social media site Twitter. He tweeted, “Just to confirm to all my followers I have had a hair transplant… I was going bald at 25, why not? I’m delighted with the result.’’
Louis Walsh – Louis Walsh announced having had a hair transplant after being encouraged by Simon Cowell. Walsh says, “I wanted to get the problem solved before it became a problem, ... it’s called maintenance.”
About London Centre of Trichology
As experts in the field and at the forefront of research and development into natural hair loss solutions, The London Centre of Trichology has helped thousands of men to regain their hair and their confidence.
Conveniently placed in Central London, the centre offers free consultations where the problem will be diagnosed and can then be addressed. Your hair will be in good hands with this group of highly trained professionals andhe sooner you start treatment, the better the result. If you are experiencing male hair loss, contact the centre now for your free no obligation consultation.
Male Hair Loss - Contact us now to book your free consultation.
Although there are many men in the public eye that are losing their hair, the effects can still be devastating to those who are experiencing it. A trip to the London Centre of Trichology can help to diagnose and address the problem. The sooner you get treated, the better the results. In the meantime, here’s our pick of some of the hottest celebrities with thinning or receding hair.
Male Hair Loss - Contact us now to book your free consultation.
Hottest Celebrities with Male Hair Loss
Bruce Willis – Holywood hunk, Bruce Willis, started losing his hair between 1993 and 1995. Speaking of his balding, Willis is quoted as saying, “Hair loss is God's way of telling me I'm human.”
Prince William – Even royalty isn’t immune to male hair loss and Prince William has inherited Male Pattern Baldness from his father Prince Charles and his uncle, Prince Edward, also has this condition. Despite his baldness, Prince William still managed to marry hottie, Kate Middleton and although happily married with a child on the way, he still has an army of female fans.
Billy Zane – Balding actor Billy Zane does very well with the ladies. He has dated actress Leonor Varela among others. He has been quite open about his hair loss and said that he started noticing it two decades years ago.
Sean Connery – Although James Bond star Sean Connery started losing his hair at the age of 21, he has preserved his sex appeal throughout his career. He won the sought after title of Sexiest man Alive at the age of 59 and was awarded Sexiest Man of the Century aged 69.
Al Pacino – It is thought that Godfather star Al Pacino, either wears a hairpiece or has had a hair transplant. At the time he appeared in Godfather 3 Pacino’s hair was obviously thinning. In later films he can be seen sporting a full head of thick hair. In recent years he has been seen with fairly long hair, disguising his receding hairline.
Brenden Fraser – Brendan Fraser is another star known to be losing his hair. Fraser jokes that the best way to stop rumours about wearing a hairpiece is to “sport a hairstyle so bad there is no way anyone would pay for it.”
Jude Law – Jude Law is rumoured to be using Mesotherapy to counteract his hair loss. Mesotherapy is unproven treatment that involves injecting vitamins into the scalp to encourage hair growth.
Ben Affleck – Ben Affleck is a star of many Hollywood blockbusters. It is thought that he wears at least a partial hair piece.
George Clooney – Even Hollywood heart-throb George Clooney worries about losing his hair. Clooney is said to have commented that without his hair “my career will plummet” and that he is going to “make the most of before it falls out”. It has thought that he has had hair loss treatment.
Wayne Rooney – Manchester United and England striker, Wayne Rooney, reported that he had had a hair transplant via social media site Twitter. He tweeted, “Just to confirm to all my followers I have had a hair transplant… I was going bald at 25, why not? I’m delighted with the result.’’
Louis Walsh – Louis Walsh announced having had a hair transplant after being encouraged by Simon Cowell. Walsh says, “I wanted to get the problem solved before it became a problem, ... it’s called maintenance.”
About London Centre of Trichology
As experts in the field and at the forefront of research and development into natural hair loss solutions, The London Centre of Trichology has helped thousands of men to regain their hair and their confidence.
Conveniently placed in Central London, the centre offers free consultations where the problem will be diagnosed and can then be addressed. Your hair will be in good hands with this group of highly trained professionals andhe sooner you start treatment, the better the result. If you are experiencing male hair loss, contact the centre now for your free no obligation consultation.
Male Hair Loss - Contact us now to book your free consultation.
Monday 15 April 2013
Female Alopecia – Spring Fashion Accessory, the Headscarf
If you are one of the estimated eight million women in the UK experiencing female hair loss or female alopecia, you may find it extremely difficult to cope with. And it’s particularly distressing if you are at a vulnerable period of your life. Some women suffering with female alopecia, which is another name for female hair loss, may even refuse to leave the house and give up their usual activities, and hobbies they enjoy because they are worried about what people will think. It can also affect a woman’s sensuality and self-esteem.
It is important to note that if you have female hair loss, you are not alone. As previously mentioned, millions of people in the UK experience hair loss at some stage in their lives. To cope with hair loss, it is important you have the right people around you, so that you have the right support to help you regain your confidence. And you are losing your hair, a visit to the London Centre of Trichology could be just what you need. The initial consultation is free and our experts will be able to diagnose your problem and help find a solution.
Although coming to terms with alopecia can be difficult, it is important to be patient, as most hair loss is usually temporary. While some people, such as TV presenter Gail Porter, are not afraid to show it, others cover it up with various fashion accessories such as hats and scarves. It’s important to choose whichever works best for you.
One of the hottest looks on the catwalk this season is the headscarf. The Sicilian twists were spotted at Dolce and Gabbana, evoking a glamorous, Mediterranean feel. "It's about the scarf," Guido said of the hair at Dolce & Gabbana, "like how a woman would just pin her hair up [and] put a scarf on…there's a little indication of the '60s. A little Riviera feeling,"
If you the idea of sporting the new spring fashion accessory, the headscarf, there are various ways to wear it to help you regain your confidence and ensure you are bang on trend this season.
Female Hair Loss / Female Alopecia - Contact us now to book your free consultation.
Ways to Wear the Headscarf This Season
Sicilian Twist
If you fancy Dolce and Gabbana’s Sicilian twist, start by applying mousse to your hair and blow-dry it straight back, without a parting. Wrap the scarf around the head, about an inch from the hairline and tie it to one side at the back of the neck. Roll up the hair into a French twist, but instead of folding the ends in, fan out the hair on the top of the head.
Sporty Look
Another way to wear a scarf is to wear it wide around the head, a few inches above the eyes, for a very sporty look. This is ideal to wear with a casual outfit, such as a denim jacket or jeans and a t-shirt.
Bandana
The bandana look great with large frame, Jackie O type sunglasses. Start by folding the bandana diagonally and put the two corners together. The result should be a triangle, with one long edge on the diagonal. Place this edge on your hairline or close to the hairline. Tie the two corners together at the back or your neck, pulling any loose hair out of the way to avoid getting it caught in the knot. Adjust the bandana according to how you want it to look and where it feels comfortable.
Cheeky Headband
A scarf knotted slightly off-centre around the hair makes for a cheeky headband look, with out giving you a headache. This is a pretty, informal look.
Classic Ponytail
You could also tie a scarf around a ponytail and pin it in place, with the ends hanging loose. It’s best to keep the ponytail fairly loose and avoid tight ponytails, as wearing ponytails too tight can damage the hair.
About the London Centre of Trichology
At the London Centre of Trichology we offer a wide variety of hair loss treatments. Established in 1956, we have always led technology in this field. Our specialists have a wide range of experience of female hair loss, female alopecia and baldness. They have a first class reputation for finding natural solutions to hair loss and scalp problems. Your problem can be diagnosed at the initial consultation, which is free. The sooner you start treatment, the better the results will be.
Female Hair Loss / Female Alopecia - Contact us now to book your free consultation.
It is important to note that if you have female hair loss, you are not alone. As previously mentioned, millions of people in the UK experience hair loss at some stage in their lives. To cope with hair loss, it is important you have the right people around you, so that you have the right support to help you regain your confidence. And you are losing your hair, a visit to the London Centre of Trichology could be just what you need. The initial consultation is free and our experts will be able to diagnose your problem and help find a solution.
Although coming to terms with alopecia can be difficult, it is important to be patient, as most hair loss is usually temporary. While some people, such as TV presenter Gail Porter, are not afraid to show it, others cover it up with various fashion accessories such as hats and scarves. It’s important to choose whichever works best for you.
One of the hottest looks on the catwalk this season is the headscarf. The Sicilian twists were spotted at Dolce and Gabbana, evoking a glamorous, Mediterranean feel. "It's about the scarf," Guido said of the hair at Dolce & Gabbana, "like how a woman would just pin her hair up [and] put a scarf on…there's a little indication of the '60s. A little Riviera feeling,"
If you the idea of sporting the new spring fashion accessory, the headscarf, there are various ways to wear it to help you regain your confidence and ensure you are bang on trend this season.
Female Hair Loss / Female Alopecia - Contact us now to book your free consultation.
Ways to Wear the Headscarf This Season
Sicilian Twist
If you fancy Dolce and Gabbana’s Sicilian twist, start by applying mousse to your hair and blow-dry it straight back, without a parting. Wrap the scarf around the head, about an inch from the hairline and tie it to one side at the back of the neck. Roll up the hair into a French twist, but instead of folding the ends in, fan out the hair on the top of the head.
Sporty Look
Another way to wear a scarf is to wear it wide around the head, a few inches above the eyes, for a very sporty look. This is ideal to wear with a casual outfit, such as a denim jacket or jeans and a t-shirt.
Bandana
The bandana look great with large frame, Jackie O type sunglasses. Start by folding the bandana diagonally and put the two corners together. The result should be a triangle, with one long edge on the diagonal. Place this edge on your hairline or close to the hairline. Tie the two corners together at the back or your neck, pulling any loose hair out of the way to avoid getting it caught in the knot. Adjust the bandana according to how you want it to look and where it feels comfortable.
Cheeky Headband
A scarf knotted slightly off-centre around the hair makes for a cheeky headband look, with out giving you a headache. This is a pretty, informal look.
Classic Ponytail
You could also tie a scarf around a ponytail and pin it in place, with the ends hanging loose. It’s best to keep the ponytail fairly loose and avoid tight ponytails, as wearing ponytails too tight can damage the hair.
About the London Centre of Trichology
At the London Centre of Trichology we offer a wide variety of hair loss treatments. Established in 1956, we have always led technology in this field. Our specialists have a wide range of experience of female hair loss, female alopecia and baldness. They have a first class reputation for finding natural solutions to hair loss and scalp problems. Your problem can be diagnosed at the initial consultation, which is free. The sooner you start treatment, the better the results will be.
Female Hair Loss / Female Alopecia - Contact us now to book your free consultation.
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