At last, medical science explains "bad hair days" -- and what you can do to avoid them! The straight-haired among us long for curls, yet those so endowed wish to tame their headstrong locks. Although you can't change what you were born with, you can make the most of the hair you have -- by knowing the physiological, chemical, and even psychological causes of the most common hair problems. Dr. Susan Craig Scott, a hair-replacement surgeon, consults with other medical authorities and beauty experts to present the ultimate companion to having vibrant, healthy hair at any age. The Hair Bible is every woman's guide to • Best daily treatments, products, and hair care tools • Styling without damage • Finding your look • Fixing styling mistakes • Choosing wigs, extensions, and other alternatives The Hair Bible also tackles a major concern for millions of hair loss. Dr. Scott explains how stress, diet, prescription medication, vitamin deficiencies, chronic illness, and other factors affect hair growth -- and, with a keen awareness of the emotional strains on women coping with thinning hair, she presents up-to-the-minute information on all treatment MEDICAL AND minoxidil, cortisone, and hormone therapies herbal products, stress management, and fitness dietary changes for improved hair implants, grafting, scalp reduction, and more Get to the root of your hair care concerns. Turn to The Hair Bible for answers -- and make every day a great hair day!
Meh. The information seemed to be a bit generic, nothing really new to it. I liked the overall layout and presentation of the book however the content was simply lackluster. I guess if you have no prior knowledge of hair this could be a good starting point but not if you already have a good chunk of knowledge.
I can't tell if this is the book every magazine article I've ever read on hair is quoting or if this book is a collection of every article I've ever read from a magazine on hair. Super generic.