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Michael Joseph of MJ Hair Designs
For Appointments with Michael
Please call: (818) 783-0084
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Hair Loss and a Clean Scalp Zenagen
Contrary to what one might believe when it come to losing your hair, keeping your scalp clean is important in the preservation of your hair. Yes of course, much of anything could be bad for you so, washing too often can strip your hair and scalp from the natural essential fatty acids that keep it healthy, But if your one of those people that’s losing their hair fast, make sure your scalp is free of the radicals and unfriendly hormones and that could be suffocating the hair follicle. Keep your scalp breathing and clean. Hair loss and a clean scalp are key in preservation.
For appointments with Michael
Please call (818) 783-0084
The Secret of Truly Being Beautiful
Forget about what others think of you! That’s the ego. The secret of truly being beautiful is silencing the egoic mind. Live humble.. be beautiful! People will find you beautiful when they know you are paying more attention to the beautiful world around you. Of course you don’t want to completely forget about your self in the process, and yes, there is a healthy amount of narcism, but don’t let it take over. It might take you to a place of unhappiness, since everything, including physical beauty is only temporary. Find beauty in the world, and beauty will find you.
Young Hair – MJ Hair Designs
Young Hair – MJ Hair Designs – (818) 783-0084 Sherman Oaks Remember those old childhood pictures of you and you’re admiration of the color of what your hair was. Well truth be told, that’s the picture you want to take to your hairstylist and duplicate as an adult. Your hair when you were younger mighty be the secret to the ideal color for you as an adult. One might say, but the color was so much lighter than it is today. It doesn’t matter, it was on you and your base skin color hasn’t changed. It’s still you..
If you’re ever unsure what color you should color your hair. Look at your childhood pictures. Around the age of seven. You’re color usually begins to get darker after that.