Did you know that your gorgeous locks are also a sign of good bone health, as well as good metabolism?
Most women this time of year don’t like to fuss around with their hair and sticking to a signature style is important. As we head into the dog days of summer, we want an easy to do- do, as in no muss no fuss.
Remember that the condition of your hair can say a lot about your health. When you hair is healthy and nourished, it is a strong indicator of how things are going inside your body.
Most people don’t think about their hair health being directly correlated to the health of their bodies, but we consulted with experts to bring you the latest in beauty and bones. If you have frizzy hair that’s become unhealthy and brittle, the following 4 tips will help rejuvenate both your health and your hair:
- Get Your Collagen!
- Massage your scalp & head with oil or milk
Milk is one of the most beneficial proteins for your hairs. Milk contains essential substances like casein and several nutrients such as Vitamin A & B, phosphorous, calcium, magnesium, zinc and protein that have the ability to strengthen and nourished hair cells; and also softens the hairs to provide smooth and shiny hair.
- Eat foods that contribute to bone health
- Eat more greens (we know, you are tired of hearing this)
You parents told you to eat your greens but you probably didn’t think about how they could improve your strands. Vegetables, and fresh greens, like kale and spinach is great for your body. They can round out your diet by providing healthy oils, fats, and the essential protein necessary for a natural glow. Hydration is essential so drink a lot of water for glowing skin and teeth. Water helps your cells stay hydrated and happy which will keep them functioning optimally. If you’re really wanting to improve your hair condition and your overall health, avoid foods that are spicy, sour, and excessively salty, fermented foods can also reduce the production of healthy cell growth.
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