Benefits of Hair Building Fibers and What You Should Know to Choose One



Baldness due to hair loss on the scalp area is a condition feared by many people. While some people accept a balding head, others prefer to conceal it with various hairstyles, hats or scarves. There are also surgical procedures and supplements that can be used to deal with baldness, but the sad part is most of the above mentioned remedies are only temporary and do not offer a permanent solution. The good news is the introduction of hair building fibers, which are a new approach of filling up hair on your head and concealing hair loss. These products basically facilitate bonding of fibers to every individual strand of hair that in turn conceals thin sections and makes your hair look fuller.

Today’s market is highly competitive with different brands of hair building fibers. It is, therefore, good to see to it that you research and identify the best products. Remember, these products have their own set of properties, and so, it’s good to have this information before purchasing any brand. A lot of hair building fibers have been designed to formulate an intense bond with hair strands and instantly make your hair appear more voluminous. Unlike other treatment remedies which take several days or weeks to produce visible results, hair building fibers work within 30 seconds to transform your hair and make it appear healthier and well maintained.Hair Building Fibers made in the USA are highly recommended. 

Another reason why people love hair building fibers is because they come in different shades making it possible for users to choose a color that perfectly matches with their hair. A majority of these products have been manufactured with organic keratin protein to lock onto your hair and cannot be washed away by rain, sweat or rain. Shampoo can be used to easily wash out hair building fibers leaving the hair looking dense and attractive. Those who have used these products agree that they make the hair look shiny and actually bond to the hair itself. This is an advantage compared to other hair loss products whose fibers bond to the scalp making hair appears unnatural.

It’s important to point out that hair building fibers are safe to use and therefore you don’t have to worry about any side effects. If you’re interested in more information about the various brands on the market, it’s good to use reputable websites which have listed the top brands currently available in the market and made in the United States. Also, using established cosmetic platforms gives users an opportunity to see product ratings and read reviews of different brands. Furthermore, users are educated on various topics revolving around hair building fibers and how to choose the best products.

Bottom line, hair building fibers have an impeccable safety and reliability record to aid in treating thin areas. This method has been proved to very effective for instantly covering thin embarrassing spots.

Buying Hair Loss Fibers made in the USA is recommended due to other countries offering products know to cause harm. Our Hair Building Fibers are made in The USA and are more superior then other hair building fibers on the market. There is no animal testing and Hair-Tek Hair Building Fibers come with a money back guarantee.  

One cause of hair loss is the accumulation of DHT, a byproduct of testosterone that accumulates around the hair follicles. The onset of hair loss happens when the hair becomes thinner in thickness. As DHT builds continues, the follicle stops functioning and the hair falls out. The saponins in Yucca extract work by cleaning away the DHT from the hair follicles. This keeps hair from getting thinner and falling out. This also allows the follicles that stopped growing, resume their function of growing again. *I did not see resumed hair growth until I used it for about 6-8 weeks. Not only did I see my thinning hair areas begin to 'fill in', I began to notice that my 'Salt & Pepper' hair, was growing back with less gray and more dark brown hair. YuccaMax is organic so it will not look or smell the same as a shampoo you would get in a beauty salon. A deep cleaning organic shampoo to cleanse away toxin build-up that attributes to thinning hair. Why am I loosing my hair? It is often said that the majority of hair loss is caused by Androgenic Alopecia (Also referred to as pattern baldness), and at the root of pattern baldness is a hormone known as Dihydrotestosterone (DHT). While DHT is a naturally occurring hormone in the body some have sensitivity to it on the scalp which leads to hair loss. One cause of hair loss is the accumulation of DHT, a byproduct of testosterone that accumulates around the hair follicles. The onset of hair loss happens when the hair becomes thinner in thickness. As DHT build up continues, it attaches to your healthy hair follicles until the follicle stops functioning and the hair begins to fall out. Over a period of weeks and months DHT starves your healthy hair follicles to the point they can no longer produce healthy hair any longer and they become dormant. This process sounds serious, and it is, but it’s not a death sentence for your hair. Taking Action If you are like most Men and Women who suffer from thinning hair and pattern baldness, you are more concerned with treating your thinning hair with ‘Plugs” as some would put it or more commonly referred to as Hair Transplant Surgery, Others opt to wear a hair piece while the majority of you tend to stick to the inexpensive alternative like a daily or occasional application of Hair Building Fibers or Hair Thickener as some would put it. Many of you may be unaware of this but, if you take action early enough using an effective hair loss treatment you can break the cycle and stop DHT from binding to your hair follicles and allow the hair to regain its ability to grow again. YuccaMax Shampoo from the makers of Hair-Tek, Hair Building Fibers, a great and effective organic hair loss treatment.

GENERAL INFORMATION ON HAIR LOSS Do you feel that you are the only one losing hair? You're not! The most common form of hair loss, Androgenic Alopecia, or pattern baldness, is experiences by over 50 of men. For women androgenic alopecia occurs between 20-40% of the general female population. You're not alone, but actually in the majority.

Androgenic alopecia develops when the hair follicle (the place under the skin where hair grows from) experiences a reduction in size, as well as a time reduction in the active growth phase. this translates into a simple fact: more and more of the hair follicles will spend time in the resting state where hair is shed once the state is completed. Fortunately, androgenic alopecia does not develop in all hair follicles at the same time. This is why some part of the scalp seems to be losing more hair than the other.

What causes androgenic alopecia? As boys grow up, their hair follicles are exposed to androgen (any hormone that controls the appearance and development of masculine characteristics) that their body has synthesized. Once hair follicles are exposed to androgen, they become "androgen sensitive" and androgenic alopecia can develop latter in time. Stopping the hair follicles from interacting with androgens seems to prohibit any chance of androgenic alopecia development.

To put it in a more detailed explanation there are two types of androgen that need to be considered: testosterone and DHT (dihydrotestosterone). An enzyme called 5-alpha-reductase converts testosterone to DHT. Once DHT is formed, it has the ability to bind to any androgen receptor in hair follicles. This binding reduces follicle activity, shrinks the hair follicle which in turn slows the hair growth cycle, reduces the diameter of the hair shaft and over times hair growth ceases.

For females, the mechanism of the condition is similar to that of the males. the source of the androgen is the combined activity of the ovaries and the adrenal glands. Hair loss in women can many times be directly related to pregnancy or menopause and their effects.

Why do some people seem to have more extensive hair loss than others? recent research suggest that the answer has something to do with the differences in the concentration of 5-alpha-reductase in skin and hair follicles of people who have androgenic alopecia. It is possible that some people just produce more of this enzyme, which in turn converts more testosterone to DHT, which will result in greater hair loss. Also, some people just develop greater sensitivity of androgen receptors in their hair follicles. This means that a certain concentration in others with less sensitive androgen receptors in the follicles.

AN obsession with beauty is posing serious problems for the health and economic well-being of women and young girls, according to a report on the pursuit of physical perfection and the rise in cosmetic surgery.

The nonprofit YWCA in the US said women and girls are spending increasing amounts of money in their bid to look like idealized, air-brushed magazine models.

The report, Beauty at any Cost, noted US women spent some $US7 billion ($8 billion) a year, or an average of about $US100 each, on cosmetics and beauty products.

That $US100 a month, if saved and invested for five years, would pay for a full year of tuition and fees at a public college, the report calculated.



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"We believe that the obsession with idealized beauty and body image is a lifelong burden that takes a terrible toll on all young girls and women in this country," said YWCA USA chief executive,  Lorraine Cole.

"What's really new here is the sheer extent to which women and girls are now willing to go...to be 'beautiful,' according to standards perpetuated by a youth-obsessed media culture with literally thousands of messages, 24 hours a day," she said.

Nearly 11.7 million cosmetic surgical and nonsurgical procedures were performed in the US  in 2007 -- a 446 per cent increase in 10 years, according to the American Society for Aesthetic Surgery.

Botox injections and liposuction are the most popular nonsurgical and surgical procedures.

The report cites other research linking smoking to attempts by women and girls to control their weight. It notes that some ingredients in US cosmetics, such as hair sprays and nail polishes, contain phthalates that have been shown to cause liver and reproductive system damage in animals.

The YWCA teamed up with the makers of a new documentary on the issue, "America the Beautiful", in a bid to alert the 2.5 million women and girls the YWCA serves in the United States