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1 in 3 women will suffer from hair loss or reduced hair volume at some point in their lifetime.
My experience and skill will boost your self-confidence and leave you feeling your best.
Enhancement Expertise
By analysing your hair through my specialist Microscopes and other instruments coupled with a thorough examination of your scalp whilst taking into consideration your diet, the hair products you use, your lifestyle and other elements that effect you, I am confident that i can help you.
You need to book a consultation with me
to put your mind at ease.
A Specialist Who Cares
I believe that everyone is naturally beautiful
and unique in their own way.
I also understand that most people have
insecurities that can hold them back in their life,
hair & scalp issues are important.
My purpose is to enhance your natural beauty and to give you the confidence that you need and deserve. I will fully explain to you what is going on with your hair and scalp, the treatment is then up to you with no pressure.
Hair loss is embarrassing and stressful which others may not understand, it is personal which is why I see you in private in order to carry out the consultation. If you need to bring a friend to sit with you in order to make you more comfortable that is not a problem.
Treatments
There is no one stop cure that many will tell you, no bottles of lotions or hair products that ensure a fast remedy.
After my analysis I will present to you what I have done to hundreds of both satisfied women and men before you, that is a sequence of interlocking treatments that are proven that relate to your individual requirements.
This does take time as we have to accept that we have to take into account the growth cycles, our body cycles and the gradual beneficial effect of what we are out to accomplish between us. My treatment is personal, private & confidential.
The initial consultation is £80 for the duration of my examination. My analysis will be reported back to you within 72 hours. dry scalp itchy
Cheryl Adderley
I have worked in the hair industry since 1979 and
specialized in hair & scalp disorder analysis.
I have trained and certificated in microscopy and
the recognition & treatment of these various disorders
in the application of pure & body harmonious solutions,
with massage techniques.
I work closely with La Biosthetique
whose products are world renowned.
Our hair grows from follicles located under the skin and has two main parts. Part of the hair that remains under the skin inside the follicle is referred to as the root while the part that protrudes to the surface (head, arms etc) is known as the shaft. The base of the root (hair root) is referred to as the hair bulb and is the part through which the base of the hair receives nutrients for the formation of new cells.
As the base takes in nutrients, new cells are formed and move up the root to become part of the shaft. Over time, these cells also undergo a process referred to as keratinization (maturation process) where they lose their nucleus and fill with a fibrous protein. Therefore, hair can simply be described as strands of keratinized protein.
Referencing
Bisbing, R. E. Forensic identification and association of human hair. In: Forensic Science Handbook. Vol. 1, 2nd
R. Saferstein, Forensic Human Hair Examination Guidelines. Scientific Working Group on Materials Analysis
Lavker RM, Bertolini AP, Freedberg Biology of hair follicles.
Leon Augustus Hausman, Human Hair
Under the Microscope
Genetic:
There's a chance you're genetically predisposed to hair thinning, which means you may see a progressive, gradual reduction in hair volume. "In these instances, certain hair follicles are sensitive to hormones – and this sensitivity causes follicles to gradually shrink and produce slightly finer and shorter hairs with each passing hair growth cycle.
Reactive:
This means your hair loss is the result of a trigger. "Excessive daily hair shedding (which is know as telogen effluvium) is not reliant on having a genetic predisposition, it occurs as the result of an internal imbalance or upset, such as a nutritional deficiency, severe stress, crash dieting or an illness"
The hair
The Main parts/layers of the hair shaft:
· Cuticle - This is the outer part
composed of overlapping keratin
· Cortex - The cortex makes up the middle layer. It's also responsible for giving the
natural colour of the hair as well as
its physical appearance (curves etc)
· Medulla - This is the central core made up of round cells (this is largely present among those with thick
The 3 phases of hair growth
Anagen phase : Initial growth where the follicle actively produces hair. The root is physically attached to the follicle. 6 years
Catagen phase : A transition phase where the root bulb starts getting pushed out of the follicle. The root lets go of the tissue and the hair is shed but is still elongated. Lasts 3 weeks.
Telogen phase : The dying phase of pushing the hair out of the follicle and the hair is shed. The root shrinks into a club appearance. Lasts 6 weeks
Then the cycle starts again if the follicle is healthy. Sheading hair is natural.
Studying Scale patterns
Often I study a cast of the hair shaft for determining scale pattern.
The arrangement and shape of hair scales can vary usually classify scales into 1 of 3 categories:
1. Coronal—Completely encircling the hair shaft
2. Spinous—Long, narrow, and not encircling the hair shaft
3. Imbricate—Short, wide, and not encircling the hair shaft
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