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Scalp & Hair Wellness Education
Hair Bulb: The bottom portion of the hair follicle where cell division occurs to produce new hair. The widened, living part at the base of the hair root.
Hair Follicles: The follicle is a tunnel-like structure in the skin that anchors the hair. The hair follicle is a sheath of skin and connective tissue that surrounds the hair root.
Hair Shaft: This is the part of the hair that you can see. It is made of keratin, a tough, fibrous protein. The visible, non-living strand that extends from the skin.
These new cells, made of keratin, stick together and harden.
As more cells are produced, they are pushed upward, forming the hair shaft that grows out from the skin.
New cells are continuously formed in the hair bulb at the base of the follicle.
How Does
Hair Grow?
To promote growth, it's essential to focus on a consistent routine of gentle cleansing, deep conditioning, frequent moisturizing, to prevent breakage and retain its natural length.
Gentle handling during styling and detangling is crucial, as is incorporating scalp massages to stimulate blood flow.
Is It Normal That My Hair Is Shedding?
Yes, some shedding is totally normal and part of your hair’s natural growth cycle.
Whether it’s hair from your scalp, beard, underarms, or even pubic area, shedding is a natural part of the hair growth cycle.
If you’re experiencing excessive hair loss from any area, it’s important to consult your doctor to rule out any underlying medical conditions.
What Are Some Healthy Hair Tips?
Healthy hair starts at the scalp, so it's essential to Wash regularly, to remove dirt or buildup, but not excessively. Preferably with FEEL's ayurvedic shampoo bar for scalp health.
If your hair is prone to dryness, it's important to maintain moisture for hydration. With FEEL oil and FEEL moisture add hydration to strengthen your hair shaft.
For general care, use FEEL detangling comb and knuckle brush to reduce breakage.
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