HAIR LOSS SINGAPORE

Dear All regular readers! I am back after a long long period! Hope you all no miss me! First of All, millions of apologies to All of you for coming back to read my blog everyday to see whether there are any updates of our steadfast battle against hair loss. Indeed, the battle of hair loss is a long one. Many Thanks for being with me to battle this scourge, this bug bear of the modern era. Unity is Strength! Yes, throughout these days, I am busy in a retreat. Just like those martial arts exponents who went into retreat to better their skills to fight their nemesis, the same applied to me! I have spent some weeks inside a natural cave in Singapore's only hill, Bukit Timah and has only feed on some fresh water and wild fruits during my retreat in Bukit Timah. There I have made friends with the 'Permanent Residents' there: monkeys! After observing how monkeys shed their hair and observing the fall and rise of the Sun, the moon and the stars, I have Great news for all of yo...

With Singapore’s economic in the doldrums and where retrenchments are hogging the headlines of the dailies almost everyday, it is imperative that Singaporeans constantly find new work opportunities. Economic recession is a good period for retraining of oneself to be equipped with the skills and qualifications for his next career. Medical Assistant is one of the professions that is slated to be fastest growing in the next few years, Singaporeans can well consider taking up this position when the economy picks up. Singaporeans should think not only locally but globally in terms of career choices. If there are not enough jobs in Singapore, Singaporeans should try to explore securing jobs in other countries. The opportunities of medical assistant are picking up globally. One can earn the qualifications of a medical assistant via online distance-learning from Medical Assistant Schools . St. Augustine School of Medical Assistants is one such school which offers a comprehensive medical assi...

Haiz.. after using Kanz shampoo for a month and a half, I did not see much improvement in my hair fall! as my scalp is still as oily as before. It is then with much regret and sadness that I decided to try another shampoo again. My philosophy is that shampoos form a paramount factor is the scalp health of a person. If a shampoo does not work, then throw it away! and buy a new one! This time round, I bought a bottle CLEAR shampoo (brand is clear, not the colour is clear), with scalp oil control properties, containing essence of lemon juices too. Almost all CLEAR shampoos are touted to rid the dandruff in a person's hair and are clinically proven. But it seems that Google does not give much information about the origins of CLEAR shampoos when I ran a check on it earlier. I am now exploring the use of lemon, mint of lime on curing hair loss. I believe there must be something beneficial in these little fruits on one's scalp. I bought the shampoo for only $2.50, this is less tha...

I just returned to Bee Choo Hair Treatment again recently to rid my hair of all the oil which has accumulated deep inside my pores. I feel refreshed after the scalp cleansing by Bee Choo Hair Treatment Centre and my hair really became a lion mane after treatment each time. It is amazing, my hair volume increased tremendously after the session.. as the scalp cleansing helps to unbind all the oil that binds the hair together, giving one's hair a fuller and fluffy look.

I have searched hard and far for a hair cure for balding people like me. Just recently it has dwelled on me that lemon may be a natural cure for hair loss.. did a google on lemon and hair loss and to my expectation, many have cited the power of lemon as a natural cure for hair loss. So it may be worthwhile to give shampoos with lemon extracts a try!

People may drop more hair when they are holed up in air-conditioned places as the drier the air, the more oil one secretes in his scalp or skin.

On the whole, there are still relatively fewer female hair loss sufferers in Singapore than male hair loss sufferers, just look at the street, one will spot a balding man here and there but less often, a balding woman. That is also probably why we have the term ‘Male Pattern Baldness’ to describe the genetic balding in males. But we should not be naïve, there is also a symptom called the female pattern baldness! I have read that usually no matter how a woman bald, her front will still be ‘protected’, thus I was very surprised when I saw a bald lady in the MRT last Saturday. She was almost 100% bald… She is a woman and is bald.. imagine she has to bear the stares of passer-bys each day. I am a man.. I should be braver and act like a man.. balding shouldn’t matter to me much, though I would try my best to protect my hair.