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- How to Donate Your Hair There's been a lot of publicity over the past few years related to hair donation, including Hillary Swank's highly public hair cut on Oprah. Before you take the plunge and donate your hair, however, make sure you do your homework in choosing...
- List of Autoimmune Diseases There are over 100 different autoimmune diseases. Learn to recognize their symptoms and educate yourself about them. (You can click on the name of each disease in the lists to learn about them.) Also, learn the cause of autoimmunity.
- Locks of Love Locks of Love is a non-profit organization that claims to provide hairpieces to children under 18 with medical conditions. However, the organization often does not live up to its claims and contrary to popular belief, Locks of Love does not benefit t...
- An ABSOLUTE MUST Kids Book! By Hippie and The Bald Chick About "I Love You More" by Laura Duksta and illustrated by Karen Keesler Experience the bestseller that has sparked the conversation of love around the world! Welcome! Whether you already have the book and are enjoying its message of love or if you...
- Patchy Hair Loss Treatment Tips Patchy hair loss treatment tips will examine the causes and effective treatment principles of alopecia areata. Patchy hair loss or alopecia areata is a localized, recurrent, patchy, non scarring type of hair loss, characterized by the presence of one...
- Female Balding Ladies, female balding is becoming quite prevalent in today's society. Once upon a time, female hair loss used to be "hush-hush", but now, it's a huge topic in the world of woman's health and beauty concerns. Oodles of money is being spent on hair lo...
- Aromatherapy Lavender Oils Lavender essential oils are among the most common essential oils used in aromatherapy. It is both mild and yet powerful enough to produce a healing action, whether physical and emotional conditions. This volatile oil is derived from an evergreen shru...
- How To Use Lavender Essential Oils Lavender's scientific name is Lavandula officinalis or Lavandula angustifolia. Lavender is used in shampoos, soaps, potpourri and perfumes because of its aromatic fragrance. The name of lavender comes from the Latin word "lavare" which means to wash....
