HERB -Thin Hair Help

[Lynette K LaFontaine]

You're right your hair dresser will be the first to tell you that good
nutrition is the most important part of growing healthy hair.
However, there are certain things that seem to be genetic and we can't
change.  Like texture and curly or straight.  But it's true nutrition will
always show in you hair not matter the type of hair.
It's interesting because I find we don't necessarily inherit out parents
hair.  Seems like in my family texture and curl seem to skip generations.
Needless to say there is a good mix of hair types (and colors) in my family.
----- Original Message -----
From: Sara Bairrington <katri4684 at surfree.com>
To: <herbalist at Ansteorra.ORG>
Sent: Saturday, July 03, 1999 11:51 AM
Subject: Re: HERB -Thin Hair Help


> Thin Hair!!  Ohhh, tell me about it.  Straight or even with a bit of curl
> on the ends, my hair just lays there unless I cut it very short and perm
it
> to death.
>
> My SO likes long hair, so now it's down to my waist.  I take two multi
> vitamins with minerals each day, Theragram M.  I've found that my hair
> grows fast and even has a bit more thickness.  My roomie has thick hair
and
> had a major head start on me when I started growing my hair out.  In 4
> years, my hair is now longer than hers (she won't take vitamins).
>
> Also, Brewer's yeast is good. I take an herbal supplement for my arthritis
> and for water gain that has Brewer's yeast in it.  I don't know why, but
> since I've started taking it, my hair seems to be thicker.  Still lays
> there, but at least has a bit of body to it now.
>
> Ulrike
>
>
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