Understanding Hair Conditioners

There are numerous known and unknown causes for hair loss problem. Most people relate such problem to malnutrition, improper hair care and hormonal disorder. Some people suspect that hair conditioner may cause hair loss problem because they shed a lot of hairs after using hair conditioner. Does hair loss relate to hair conditioner?

People think that their hairs are not healthy when they have hair loss problem. They may apply hair conditioner to their hairs and hope that their hairs will become healthier. People apply hair conditioner after washing their hairs with shampoo. But, most of them do not know the real purposes or functions of applying hair conditioner.

Nutritional supply is not the only main purpose of hair conditioner. Hair condition is actually designed to soften and moisturize hairs. They also nourish damaged hairs and reduce static. Most importantly, they protect hairs from further damages (e.g. blowing of hair dryers and UV radiations) by tightening hair squama.

If you pay attention to your hair loss situation, you may notice that most hairs are lost after applying hair conditioner. People may directly relate hair loss problem to hair conditioners. In fact, hair loss is usually related to malnutrition of hairs and psychiatric problems. Hair conditioners may not cause your hairs to shed in a short period of time.

Generally speaking, hairs have their own life spans of around two to six years. Hairs shed when it comes to the end of their life spans. But, one may shed a lot of hairs if he or she experiences health and psychiatric problems. Hairs may shed after perm or other irritating hair treatments.

Hair conditioner should be carefully used. Hair conditioner is specially designed to provide nutrients to hairs; it should not be applied all over scalp. Residue of hair conditioner is often left on scalp because of incomplete rinse. These residues clog the follicles on scalp and may cause dandruff and other scalp problems.

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