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Hair is far more complex than it appears on the surface! The best way to prevent hair loss is to do everything you can to maintain healthy hair and promote good hair growth. 

Sometimes, hair loss occurs because of factors that are beyond your control, such as hormonal problems, genetics, or illness. But other times, your hair can become brittle, damaged, and prone to breakage, leading to visible hair loss. You may be able to prevent some hair loss and damage by taking steps to keep your hair healthy, starting with scalp treatments.

You can massage your scalp to slowly stimulate hair growth. It’s a great technique for areas that have thinned due to genetic or damage from weaves, braids and styling. The key to seeing results is consistency, commit to a daily massage….add Jane Carter Solution Restore Grow Great Hair to your daily scalp massage for best results.

Love Your Hair,

Jane

Children suffer from dry scalp just like mom and dad. Hair is a part of the largest organ of the human body, the skin. The scalp is skin that we don’t see, and sometimes don’t consider, because it’s covered with hair. Proper care of the scalp begins with adequate hydration; moisture is essential for curly hair!

The fix is easy – nourish the scalp! The best way to keep your scalp hydrated and nourished is with products that help replenish the lost moisture. Remember, water equals moisture. Mist hair and scalp with water, spritz on Revitalizing Leave-In Conditioner, then apply Nourish & Shine (or Scalp Nourishing Serum) to scalp to retain the moisture. If their hair is in cornrows, make sure to regularly rehydrate the hair and scalp.

Remember not to over wash and to avoid detergent based shampoos that hard on both hair and scalp, opt for sulfate-free options like Hydrating Invigorating Shampoo SLS-Free.

Do you fantasize about a thicker, fuller hairline? Do you have edge envy? Is it possible that your edges are…on the edge of disappearing?

If so, you’ve come to the right place! Edges are among the most fragile parts of your hair, and the pulling and grabbing naturally involved in styling can put strain on them. If you notice that your edges are beginning to stress, STOP and REGROUP! You too can have smooth, soft edges without causing any damage.
Yes, we all want our edges to look ‘neat’ and ‘finished’, but we also have to be realistic. Since your edges are more fragile than the rest of your hair, it is easily affected by bad products and techniques. Products that are super drying or promote buildup will put more strain on your edges, resulting in breakage and shedding.
Apply a little Jane Carter Solution Hair Nourishing Cream to your edges for manageability, simply brush back with a soft brush.
That is how you bring your edges back from the edge.