Review: Hair care
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 16, 2012
Hair loss is one of the most common insecurities experienced by all of us as observed in popular cultures. Hair is another facet of everyone's image, not to mention an  extension of one's personality. On seeing this title that has been discussed repeatedly in mainstream media, I was curious to see if there were any new material I had not seen before. This book does have its plus points in terms of the material discussed from a new perspective, that is light and suitable for casual reading.Hair is our crowning glory and from young we have been conditioned to take care of our hair as an extension of the rest of our body. The arts along the ages, especially drama and literature have romanticized hair as another glorifying adornment. This prevailing view has consciously become the standard of beauty. Of course, in recent years baldness has become a trend and is considered the new sexy amongst some circles.Coming back to hair loss. William's book focuses on the pre-emptive measures that can be taken to mitigate hair loss. Genetics is considered a factor that cannot be avoided unless further research in this field can contribute towards resolving the hair loss problem.  In the meantime, leading a healthy life can go a long way towards slowing down or even preventing hair loss.Hair loss is a relevant and informative book if you feel you will be facing this predicament and am looking out for information on this matter.