With the transition from the warm, sunny days of summer to the cooler climate of fall, it's essential to adjust our hair care routine accordingly because it is not only our wardrobe that needs a seasonal update. This adjustment is particularly important for low-porosity hair.

"I am looped in the loops of her hair." Yeats wrote as the 20th century dawned, celebrating the desire for maddening love and lust of the honeymoon phase. This made curly hair owneresses everywhere smirk with the smug grandeur of the coveted hairstyle bestowed upon them by nature. A curse, set on our heads to remind us that we can’t control everything, is also a blessing that can easily provide a lifetime of good hair days if properly cared for.

Is aging just a fact that we are getting older or is there a lot more to it? We might know the answer, but it can be different for each individual. While skin anti aging conversation is running everywhere and tips & tricks are literally around every corner, with hair aging it is different. 

Achieving faster hair growth has been a desire of each and every one of us at least once in our lifetime. We've all had times when we wished we had long, flowing hair like the beautiful women in movies whose hair we've always adored.

When it comes to hair care, there are countless opinions on the best products and methods to use. One product that has been generating a lot of discussions lately is coconut oil. Some people swear by its benefits, while others claim it does more harm than good.

If you let the lion's mane limply droop around its face and let it roar its head off, you'd take it far less seriously. He is still a scary pussycat but has lost something of the majestic, primal power, yet not so much that you'd pin him down to vigorously rub rosemary oil - one of historical favorites in hair growth recipes - into his fur. The lion would not take kindly to it because he's a strict carnivore

Doing yoga will reduce stress, lower blood pressure, and reduce heart rate. However, there are some other benefits you would not expect, such as systemic health improvement, boosted immune function, chronic pain relief, and hair growth.

From silky-haired women gathered around a caldron cooking up secret concoctions, traditional women with elaborate hairdos warming up essential oils by wood fires, to rubbing onion juice into the scalp, and collecting precious goat pee or pigeon poop (yes, really!), historical hair growth recipes pendulum between genius and darn right gross.