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Question : BREAKAGE
Answer : Comb your hairs with a large teethed comb while they are still humid. The combing must be made with slight actions, beginning from the ends and mounting as the hairs are separated. This way you would protect your hairs against breakage. Choose a large and smooth teethed comb with regular intervals. Chose a brush with rounded bristles at the ends in order to avoid any scratches. While using a brush avoid brisk movements, which may fray your hairs. First separate your hairs with the help of a proper comb, and then brush them if necessary.

 

Question: USE OF SOAP + SHAMPOO
Answer: It is recommended that you wash your hairs with shampoo only.
The soap still used widely in our country for hair washing, is an alkali in regard to its chemical structure and it is not recommended for hair washing. Alkali substances have a basic  pH value and as they are very different than the pH value of the skin, they may dry the scalp or even irritate it.

 

Question: HAIR SHEDDING
Answer:  The shedding of hairs in certain amount and their replacement with new grown hairs is by virtue of the normal functioning of the human body. The fall of 100 hairs at maximum each day is normal. In order to call the hair shedding a problem, the number of fallen hairs should increase excessively or new hairs should not grow.  The causes, which increase the shedding of the hairs are: feverish contaminating diseases, pregnancy, certain medicines and radiotherapy, thyroid  gland disorders, skin infections, stress, exhaustion, vitamin deficiencies, erroneously applied fasting cures, aging, hormonal disorders and hereditary tendencies.

 

Question: DANDRUFFS
Answer: The dandruffs are the fall of death skin cells more rapidly than normal and in bigger particles during the renewal course of the skin. The renewal of the skin is a natural function of the body; the death skin is discarded from the scalp in little almost invisible particles.  If the renewal process is more rapid and in bigger particles the dandruffs shall appear on the hairs.  Researches have shown that the formation of dandruffs is caused by an organism. The use of shampoos efficient against the dandruffs shall resolve the dandruff problem. 

Question: ITCHING
Answer: The itching of the scalp may be caused by numerous causes:
- Excessive grease or dryness of the scalp,
- Use of faulty products and frequency of washing ( infrequent washing )
- Dandruff problem
- Excessive sensitivity
- Allergy or disease of the skin
The cause of itching must be detected and remedied accordingly.

 

Question: SOAP
Answer:  The soap still used widely in our country for hair washing, is an alkali substance as to its chemical structure and it is not recommended for hair washing. Alkali substances have a basic pH value and since it is very different than the pH value of the skin, they may dry the scalp or even irritate it.

Besides it does not contain any softening substance for the hairs, thus it stiffens your hairs, it mats your hairs by leaving a mat film on your hairs. 

Question: TEXTURIZERS
Answer: When choosing hair gels we must consider the brands with a  reliable technology. If we use the correct gel product in a proper way, the gel does not harm the hairs. After the use of a gel  it is better not to sleep when it is still in the hairs.  

The hairs must be washed and the gel must be applied not to the bottom but to the hairs. If the gel is applied to the bottom, the aeration of the scalp shall be obstructed.

 

Question: WHITENING
Answer: The whitening is a condition that occurs because of the insufficient production of melanin pigments, which are giving to the hairs their color.  As a result of insufficiency of  melanin we encounter the problem called the whitening or blanching  of the hairs.  

Early or late whitening of the hairs is a phenomenon totally due to genetic or biologic causes. The hair gets color from the melanin in its follicle and it emanates from the skin as colored.   Therefore it is not possible that they get suddenly whitened as people say. 

Question: LOUSE
Answer: It is a parasite insect very well known in our society unfortunately. However some people have very false information on louses.

One of these false beliefs is that shampoos cause louses. The louse adheres to hairs and lives there as a parasite and it may only be contaminated from another person. In order to remove them you must consult a doctor without fail.

 

Question: HENNA

Answer: The henna is a substance used for the hair care and color modification since very old times. It covers the hairs and provides change of color and brightness. However, very frequent use of it is not recommended. The henna applied more frequently than once in two months stiffens the hairs thus causing them to break easily.  

Besides it may result in an unwanted color due to the color of the hairs and the processes they passed such as highlight, dye, perm or their state of depletion.

EM, in order to provide without any application difficulty the benefits of this natural care product, has prepared its shampoos and hair creams with the essences of known natural nutrients such as almond oil, henna and lemon.

 

Question: OLIVE OIL
Answer: The olive oil is known as a hair nutrient since long time. However, since it is very difficult to clear the hairs from such products, excessive washing may cause more damage than benefit.   The EM line, in order to provide without any application or washing difficulty the benefits of this natural care product, has prepared its shampoos and hair creams with the essences of known natural nutrients such as almond oil, henna and lemon.

 

Question: ALMOND OIL
Answer: The almond oil is known as a hair nutrient since long time. However, since it is very difficult to clear the hairs from such products, excessive washing may cause more damage than benefit.  
The EM line, in order to provide without any application or washing difficulty the benefits of this natural care product, has prepared its shampoos and hair creams with the essences of known natural nutrients such as almond oil, henna and lemon.

Question: BEPANTHEN
Answer: Bepanthen, is the commercial name of a medicine containing panthenol. The panthenol is a useful vitamin for the hairs and skin. However in order to be beneficial this vitamin has to be used properly. In case of  Bepanthen mixtures applied to the hairs, it is not clear how much do the hairs take from the vitamin.

However, since it is generally very difficult to clear the hairs from such products, excessive washing may cause more damage than benefit.   The EM line, in order to provide without any application or washing difficulty the benefits of this natural care product, has added this vitamin in its shampoos and hair cream preparations.

 

Question: CLAY
Answer: The clay is a natural substance used for cleaning purposes by people since old times. The characteristic of clay is it’s oil absorbing feature. However, it is not efficient against other dirt in the hairs except for oil and it absorbs excessively the basic oils, which are necessary for the protection of the hairs thus it presents the risk of drying and exposing the hairs to the damages.

However, since it is generally very difficult to clear the hairs from such products, excessive washing may cause more damage than benefit.

Question: LEMON
Answer: Since very old times lemon is known as a feeder and polisher of the hairs. However its direct use on the hairs then its removal may not provide the best benefit.

The EM line, in order to provide without any application or washing difficulty the benefits of this natural care product, has prepared its shampoos and hair creams with the essences of known natural nutrients such as almond oil, henna and lemon.

 

Question: VINEGAR
Answer:  Since very old times the vinegar is used by people in order to polish the hairs. If the hairs are washed with the soap, it is true that the vinegar would remove the mat film formed on the hairs and make them brilliant.  

However, if the hairs are washed with shampoo there shall not be such a mat film formation, therefore it is needless to use vinegar. There is no benefit in using vinegar.

 

Question: EGG
Answer: The egg is a protein rich product thus renowned since long time as a hair nutrient. However its direct use on the hairs then its removal may not provide the best benefit.

The EM line, in order to provide without any application or washing difficulty the benefits of this natural care product, has prepared its shampoos and hair creams with the essences of known natural nutrients such as almond oil, henna and lemon.

 

Question: DYE/ PERM / SHADOW
Answer: The processes such as dye, perm and highlight are chemical processes applied to hte hairs. They may be extremely harmful to hairs if the right product and person to apply it is not chosen. The use of quality products shall decrease the damage to a minimum.

Furthermore by using a shampoo and cream for dyed /permed hairs adequate for your hairs you can still protect the brightness and softness of your hairs after the processes of dye/ perm.

Question: LIFELESSNESS
Answer: The hairs may lose their vitality for numerous causes such as shortage of vitamin and mineral, chemical processes, use of false products, environmental conditions such as the sun, chlorized water, feverish diseases and hormonal changes. Good nutrition, taking care of your hairs with an EM product conforming to your hairs, avoiding the damages arising from the environmental conditions, combing and chemical processes are the first things to do.

Question: SWELLING OF THE HAIRS
Answer: The swelling of the hairs is attached to numerous factors such as thickness of hairs, abundance of the hairs, the way of egressing from the scalp, static electricity, slickness of hairs, hardness of the hair washing water.  

Particularly in dry or mixed hairs, swelling and electricity are observed toward the ends. The use of a cream shampoo or hair cream is the best thing to do.

 

Question: MATTENESS
Answer: The brightness of the hairs is basically relied to the smoothness of its surface, which reflects the light. The coat of the hairs is impaired due to combing, environmental factors such as sunlight, chemical processes such as highlighting, perm and losses its brightness becoming rugged. In order to prevent such result, the best thing to do is to remove the causes of harm and use an EM Shampoo with ceramide.

 

Question: OILINESS
Answer: The oiliness is defined as the production of serum in excess due to age and gender. The main source of oiliness is the oil glands of the hair follicles.  The formation of sebum varies according to age. The oil glands are present in the human body at birth.  

However, they are not so active and they are very small until the adolescence.  At adolescence they grow and start to produce sebum. The production of sebum reaches its maximum around the age of 20, then it starts decreasing.   

The nutrition is a very important factor in this period. Particularly the oily aliments must be avoided. Certainly, genetic features are also decisive in this matter. The quantity of oil glands and the oil they produce are generally depending on genetic features. The metabolism and genetic features are important factors.  

Question: DRYNESS
Answer: The dryness of hairs is originating from the insufficient production of the oil follicles, which extract oil and which are located at the hair roots.  Our nutrition way is an important factor influencing the health of the hairs. For healthy hairs it is necessary to eat aliments containing A, B, C, D, E vitamins and protein, zinc and calcium in sufficient quantity.

 

Question: THE HARM OF THE DRYER
Answer: The dryer does not harm your hairs provided it is correctly used. Before using the dryer, dry with a towel the water in excess in your hairs.  Adjust the drier to a low heat and airflow speed.  

Move the drier from a sufficient distance over your hairs. Avoid the permanent blow of hot air on a single spot. This would remove the natural humidity of yours hairs and be harmful.  Use whenever possible products, which will protect your hairs from the heat.

Question: DRYING
Answer: Take the water in excess in your hairs by pressing gently with a clean and dry towel. Do not rub your hairs. Let them dry on their own.

Question: RIGIDITY
Answer: The softness and thickness of the hairs are primarily depending on genetic features.  The use of a cream shampoo or a suitable shampoo and hair cream is the right thing to do with these type of hairs.

 

Question: GROWING
Answer: It is proven that in a healthy human the hairs grow in average  by 1 to 1,5 cm. per month normally.

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