Life Must Health

Losing your hair can be really stressful for anyone. As you grow up, your hair becomes part of your identity and when that part of your appearance starts to change, it can be really alarming to a lot of people. 

The Difference Between Normal and Excessive Hair Loss

It’s normal to lose hair each day. We all do. Each person has an average of 100,000 hairs on their head. They typically shed around 50-100 strands of hair each day. 

When this becomes excessive is when you are losing hair, but your body isn’t growing new hair or when you are losing an atypical amount of hair each day. If this becomes the problem, you may be interested in hair restoration Westchester County NY. 

Why am I losing my hair? 

The question then comes, why me? Why am I losing so much hair? 

There are many reasons for hair loss. … Read more

Sitting at a desk all day does not seem to be a high-risk activity. Yet, this work situation can lead to significant Musculoskeletal Disorders, including tendinitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, muscle strains and other debilitating injuries. You can reduce your chances of missing work by making your workspace more ergonomic. Whether sitting in front of a computer at home or in an office, make these changes to create a more comfortable, safer work environment.

Seating

If you trained a camera on yourself for a day, you may be surprised at how your posture changes over time. As you tire, you can begin to slump and jut your head forward. This leads to neck strain, headaches, shoulder stress and lower-back injuries. Seat yourself on an ergonomic chair as you type that provides the following:

• Supports your lower back
• Allows flat feet position
• Keeps wrists flat and angled below elbows
• Angles knees

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Skincare is a focal point of self-care these days. It seems easy enough, and yet it is overwhelming to figure out what products you should use and how to personalize a skincare routine for your needs. Follow these three simple steps to help you build a basic routine and achieve the skin you want. 

Step One: Cleanser 

Cleansers help remove dirt, makeup, oil, and other build up on your face that might cause you to break out. Choose a cleanser that fits your skin type. Oily skin needs a foaming cleanser that works to remove pore-clogging oils. Dry skin will need a hydrating cleanser. If you have sensitive skin make sure not to use an exfoliating cleanser, as that can cause flare-ups. 

Step Two: Moisturizer

After you’ve washed your face, you need to add moisture back into it. Even if you have oily skin you still need to moisturize, although … Read more