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Dessata detangling hairbrush - review

6/18/2017

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Are you yet to find the perfect hair brush which detangles hair easily and gets rid of knots without hurting your head? You can stop looking now because this miracle brush, made by Dessata, will solve all of your detangling problems, at the same time giving you healthy hair.
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I have long hair, which is very fine and and it tangles into knots as soon as I wash it.  When it’s wet, it can be a nightmare to brush.  Another problem I have is when I step out into the wind, my hair knots up in an instant. This is my hair below, very long and I have alot of it to brush!  
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​The Dessata MAXI detangling brush has 440 triple length bristles.   It's ergonomic design allows me to grip it well and have better control.   It doesn't make my hair static, which seems to happen a lot when I use other brushes.   

I wash my hair every day (yes I know you're not meant to, but I do), so I need a brush which glides through wet hair easily and helps me to get ready in a hurry, leaving my hair free of knots and looking shiny.  I also don't need to use a detangling spray product in my hair when I use this brush.  


The bristles have a massage effect on my scalp, which feels great and it also helps to stimulate hair and help keep it healthy.

This brush is fantastic for childrens hair, as some kids hate having their hair brushed because it hurts so much, this brush could help to overcome this, as it doesn't pull and tug at their head.

It also comes in a mini version, which would be great for my hand bag!

After experiencing this detangling brush, I can't believe that I've been putting up with my other painful brushes for so long!   
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Great for all hair types, curly, straight and unruly hair.   My hair is usually straight and I think it keeps it looking very slick and silky.  

Available in an array of funky colours at Dessatta.
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The most Effective Essential Oils for hair loss and healthy hair growth

12/9/2015

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If you're losing your hair or want to have strong and healthy hair, certain essential oils have proven to help grow hair back and make it stronger.

There are many factors which result in hair loss in men and women, some of these include stress, genetics, diet, ageing, hormonal changes, fungal infections and environmental exposures. 

The technical term for hair loss is alopecia, in males this is thinning or complete loss of hair.  For females this can be a gradual thinning of hair.  This can also be seen as broken hairs or hair easily falling out when brushing.   It is an autoimmune disease where the body will reject the hair follicles as being foreign objects. ​

​Recently, there has been a major breakthrough in essential oil technology, showing us how essential oils affects human genetic health.  This cutting edge technology is termed AGX expression (Gene Expression).  This science  promotes insights about how we can promote improved health to the human genome by scientifically analysing and combining different essential oils for different purposes.  There are six genetic zones and each oil falls into a specific zone and affects that body function, for example, the zone for hair and nails (zone 6) will include a specific combination of oils scientifically proven to promote healthy function in that area.

The results of a 1998 study, “Randomized Trial of Aromatherapy: Successful Treatment for Alopecia Areata,” by Isabelle C. Hay, MRCP; Margaret Jamieson, SRN and Anthony D. Ormerod, FRCP, show “aromatherapy to be a safe and effective treatment for alopecia areata.”  84 people who had been diagnosed with alopecia areata used essential oil applications to their scalp with remarkable results, they  experienced significant hair growth using a simple blend of Thyme,  Rosemary, Lavender and Cedarwood, massaged into the scalp every day with a carrier oil for seven months.

Compared to conventional hair loss treatments, essential oil therapy is a safe and healthy option.

Add 3 to 6 drops of each essential oil to 1 tablespoon of fractionated coconut oil.   Coconut oil reduces protein loss in damaged and un-damaged hair.   The Lauric acid in coconut oil has a high affinity for hair proteins and is able to penetrate inside the hair shaft.  

You could begin by using one or two oils and eventually combine with more oils, depending on which oil you prefer, or use an AGX blend where the oils to promote hair growth are already combined for you.

Massage into scalp. Wait 30 minutes, rinse.
Apply daily.

Add a few drops to shampoo daily and massage into scalp to stimulate hair growth.

​Due to the cycle of hair growth, results can take three to seven months to appear. Be patient and consistent and the rewards will follow.

Your hair will also smell amazing!

Rosemary - Rosmarinus officinalis

​Rosemary stimulates hair growth naturally and is a safe remedy for men showing patterns of baldness and to thicken hair in women.  It slows down hair loss and greying of hair,  stimulating hair bulbs to renewed activity.
Lavender - Lavandula angustifolia

With it's soothing, tranquil scent Lavender plays a major part in stress reduction.    It is also anti-bacterial and helps to unclog hair follicles.  It regulates blood circulation and is anti-inflammatory.  
Thyme - Thymus vulgaris
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Thyme has a  warm and spicy aroma.  Used by ancient Egyptians and Greeks, one of the earliest medicinal plants employed throughout the Mediterranean region. 
Thyme has a direct action on the nervous system.   Blood circulation to the scalp is stimulated by Thyme.   
It is also an antiseptic and can help prevent dandruff. 
Peppermint - Mentha piperita

Peppermint oil stimulates the scalp and rejuvinates hair follicles.   Its antibacterial properties prevents dandruff, which in turn keeps hair follicles from becoming blocked.  When hair follicles are blocked they will stop producing hair.    
Peppermint oil can also be used to keep the scalp clean when used on dry hair in between shampoos, dab a few drops on your fingers and smooth through dry hair
Sweet Basil - Ocimum basilicum

Stimulating and uplifting, Basil stimulates hair growth and increases vitality and blood circulation to the hair. It cleanses clogged, tired hair follicles so that strong hair can grow and protects against breakage.
Tea Tree - Melaleuca alternifolia

Tea Tree controls excess oil which can clog follicles.  It is anti-fungal and anti-bacterial.  Used as a remedy for head lice and psoriasis.  Tea Tree oil stimulates blood flow and reduces inflammation, from its component- terpinen-4-ol., extracted from the leaves of the Melaleuca alternifolia tree.  It removes dead skin and bacteria from scalp. It also prevents residues from chemicals building up in hair.
Ylang Ylang - Cananga odorata

Ylang ylang stimulates hair growth.  It prevents scalp dryness and brittle hair.  It stimulates the skin that controls sebum secretion,  sebum contributes to the overall health of your hair and scalp.
​It's fragrant exotic scent is calming to the senses and  decreases stress.

Frankincense - Boswellia frereana

Frankincense strengthens hair follicles, balances hormones and is anti-inflammatory. It is known to make hair roots stronger.  The boswellic acids in frankincense inhibits the inflammatory process and improves blood circulation.
Cypress - Cupressus sempervirens

Cypress increases circulation and capillary strength.  It brightens dull and dry hair.  Used often in skin therapy treatments.  

Helichrysum - Helichrysum italicum

Found in many new formulations of natural hair treatments, Helichrysum regenerates soft tissue of the body.
It can be used to combat skin conditions, aids in circulatory function, is antibacterial and an antioxidant.
Helichrysum italicum contains high levels of neryl acetate, the compound responsible, along with its synergistic constituents, for tissue rebuilding and healing. 

When purchasing essential oils, it is very important that you choose high quality essential oils.  If the oil is of a low quality, the benefits may not be seen and you may be introducing toxic chemicals into your body.   When using oils on skin and hair it is best to use Clinical Grade essential oils, as the Bioavailability of these have been scientifically researched and they are the safest oils to use.

Before using any essential oils for hair growth, it is important to test them for reactions on a small area of skin. 


Author Bio: 

Ingrid Long is the owner of Organic Beauty Trends and essential oil educator. 

​References - 

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9828867

https://umm.edu/health/medical/altmed/condition/alopecia 

http://archderm.jamanetwork.com/article.aspx?articleid=189618​

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12715094

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10641130

http://www.google.com/patents/US6447762?dq=rosemary+essential+oil+hair+follicles#v=onepage&q&f=false​

https://www.google.com/patents/US8668943?
dq=peppermint+hair+loss&hl=en&sa=X&sqi=2&pjf=1&ved=0CBwQ6AEwAGoVChMI4Nn427yAyQIVo9ymCh0YIAlD


http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4289931/

https://www.google.com/patents/CN101249140A?
cl=en&dq=basil+hair+growth&hl=en&sa=X&sqi=2&pjf=1&ved=0CDUQ6AEwA2oVChMIrNSQ_7uAyQIVhpCmCh0AsAcn​


http://www.livestrong.com/article/487340-is-tea-tree-oil-good-for-hair-loss/​

http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-supplements/ingredientmono-697-ylang%20ylang%20oil.aspx?activeingredientid=697&activeingredientname=ylang%20ylang%20oil​
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http://articles.mercola.com/herbal-oils/cypress-oil.aspx




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Keeping Your Skin and Hair Healthy During Winter

11/19/2015

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This article has been contributed by Diana Smith.
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Our skin and hair deserve regular attention and should always be handled with care. But there are certain times during the year when they deserve even more apprehension. When the seasons change and winter finally arrives, the colder and harsher weather conditions can greatly affect us. The biting cold might damage our skin and hair, make it dry and chapped. Because of this, it is crucial to take certain precautions and measures to make sure they are well protected and nurtured. These are some useful tips on how to preserve your hair and skin during this winter and how to keep them healthy.
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Snuggle Up

When the weather switches its course and winter begins, our bodies are in need of more protection. We need to look out for ourselves, our overall organism and make it more resilient to these weather conditions. This can be accomplished by different means, but it is really important to know how to properly dress up when going out. In order to protect your skin and hair from cracking and drying out, the best solution is to always wear a hat and a scarf. Snuggle up nice and tightly and make sure that your skin and hair are secured for the winter.
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​Foods


Beside the fact that we need to keep an eye on how we dress, we should also pay close attention to the foods we eat. The groceries and viands we tend to eat can greatly contribute to our overall health and make our metabolism stronger and more resilient. This can further contribute to your overall health and both your skin and hair as well. It is quite recommendable to create a balanced diet consisting of nuts, seeds, leafy greens and dairy like yogurt. It is also a good idea to eat salmon, oysters and even dark chocolate.

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Hydrate

​Being properly hydrated is one of the essential parts of keeping your hair and skin healthy and nurtured. This can be done simply by incorporating fresh fruits and vegetables into your diet and making sure that you get an appropriate amount of water intake daily. Many doctors recommend drinking about 2 liters of water daily. Because of this, it is wise to consider going slightly above this limit during colder seasons, as your body will require it. A good solution is to always carry a bottle of water wherever you go at all times. Also, avoid drinking too many alcoholic or caffeinated beverages as they tend to dehydrate your body. Substitute these drinks with hot or cold tea instead.

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Washing

One of the most pleasant feelings during winter is enjoying a nice, long  hot shower or bath. Nevertheless, no matter how enjoyable and satisfying this might be, it is actually recommendable to cut these bathroom excursions to a minimum. This is because boiling hot water that we enjoy so much tends to make our skin and hair dryer and more prone to irritations. The best solution is opting for shorter showers using mild water and avoiding using products that tend to dry out your skin. Always remember to use hair conditioner and products aimed for sensitive hair and skin.
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Moisturize and Trim

Moisturizing both your skin and hair during winter is one of the main things you need to do in order to keep their former glow and shine. The best way to do this is by choosing quality products like theorie hair to be sure that your hair will be well nourished and reformed. Another thing that may have positive effects on our hair is regularly trimming it. Many hairdressers recommend cutting your hair more often during winter than in summer or spring. This is because the cold weather and the moisture in the air tend to damage our hair and make it dry out. This is the main reason why you should opt for regular trims if you wish to salvage your hair during this season.

​Every day we are looking for new ways to preserve our bodies. This is especially important during harsh and cold winters. These tips will help you protect and guard both your skin and your hair during another cold season.  Make sure to always protect your body in the best way you can.
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Toxic Chemicals in Salon Products

9/17/2013

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Beer for your hair 

1/27/2013

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Apple Cider Vinegar for beautiful hair and skin

10/15/2012

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Natural ingredients for healthy hair 

7/4/2012

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Infographic - Dangerous chemicals in beauty products

6/22/2012

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Beauty Industry Toxins

6/19/2012

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Formaldehyde - a very nasty chemical in hair straightening products and nail polish

2/2/2012

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