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Do you remember when you first started wondering if you were losing your hair? All those negative thoughts you started having about your looks and how you would be perceived by others?

One of the most feared side effects of chemotherapy by both men and women is hair loss. The type of medication that is used and the dosage you receive will determine whether you have hair loss or not.

As a family business, Jon Renau is dedicated to partnering with their retailers for their success by being agile and responsive to the various needs of large and small businesses alike. They have always thought the best way to nurture their business was by nurturing their customers.

The first thing we need to understand about achieving our goals is the fact, we need to change. Albert Einstein said, “The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.” The things we want to achieve most in life are not the easy things or we would already have them.

The first 24 hours of a new application of a hair system are the most important. Which activities should you avoid? What can you do to guarantee a long-lasting application?

We have all seen movies or comedy skits making fun of toupees. They would exaggerate the difference in color or density to make it so obvious you just had to laugh. Unfortunately, in the early days of hair restoration, it was a reality; hairpieces did not look natural. Many people chose to do nothing rather than wear something that brought attention to their hair loss.

Not according to Kayla Martell. Kayla was diagnosed with Alopecia Areata in the fifth grade and soon lost all of her hair. This did not stop her from winning five local beauty pageants from 2006 through 2010. Kayla eventually competed in the Miss Delaware Pageant a total of five times.

I have worn hair myself for many years and have been in the Hair Restoration Industry for 20 years. Nobody has ever asked me if I wear hair, and I know it is due to the Five Keys listed below. If you follow these simple guidelines you will have the same results;

To care for your human hair system, you just need to be aware of a few simple things, and it is really quite easy. Your hair system is cut hair and not growth hair so it is a little different than your own hair. It does not receive any protein or oils from your scalp like your own growth hair does. The only oily build-up is from the products you put on for styling and conditioning. For this very same reason, cut human hair if not cared for properly has a tendency to get dry. This is not a problem with proper product selection and use. Follow these suggestions and you should experience no problems.

A Hungarian scientist was using Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) in research in 1967; the research was not related to hair growth. He had shaved the hair off the backs of mice in the area he was treating to better observe results. Half the mice received LLLT and the other half did not. The hair in the shaven area grew back much quicker on the mice receiving LLLT. As with many discoveries, this was found while working on a completely different research program.