Your baby might or might not be born with lanugo (soft, fine hair), but eventually, their initial hair will fall out. This happens to make way for new stronger, darker, and textured hair, which is the “adult hair” or the permanent hair. From birth … Read more
Postpartum hair problems are more common than you realize, affecting up to 50% of women who just gave birth. Oily scalp is one such problem that can’t be solved by increasing the number of times you shampoo. Mild shampoo, baking soda with shampoo, and … Read more
Experts are not sure why the walls of the veins stretch or why the valves become faulty leading to varicose veins, a common and in today’s day not considered a major medical condition, that is a nightmare for women who enjoy wearing short skirts and … Read more
Dry shampoo with harsh chemicals can damage your baby’s sensitive scalp. It’s better to choose a dry shampoo with all-natural ingredients instead. Applying the dry shampoo should be done carefully and gently. Remember that a baby’s scalp is different from an adult’s, so only … Read more
Many parents continually wonder why their toddler’s hair looks some type of way and oftentimes won’t grow. Many factors determine how your child’s hair will pun out, but genetics is the main culprit. Both parents determine the texture and color of your baby’s hair, … Read more
A commonly asked question, it’s totally normal for your newborn to be hairy. Lanugo, the hair that your newborn still has, developed around the 4th or 5th month of pregnancy, usually comes off at the end of mommy’s pregnancy period but can also last … Read more
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