THE HAIR COACH ADVICE ON HAIR & WELLBEING


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To optimise your health, taking care of your hair is essential. Adding supplements to your daily routine can address issues like thinning hair, effects from cancer treatments, stress, or postpartum changes.


Consult a trained hair professional, just as you would with a fitness coach or dietitian, to make informed decisions about supplements and treatments. Trust expert-backed brands and buy only from certified hair salons with trained staff.


REGISTERED STOCKIST The Hair Coach is a registered stockist of GLOWWA products at Enso in Worcester, Shirley Thornhill tells us which whether it’s worth investing in hair supplements.


“Hair follicles have a cycle of active growth, transition and rest. When there is a disruption to this cycle it can result in hair loss and thinning hair,” Shirley shares, emphasising that nutrition is one area to focus on.


Essential fatty acids, biotin, iron and proteins are vital for healthy hair and its growth, while oily fish and leafy vegetables are particularly important. But, where it may be difficult to get all the needed nutrients from diet alone, there are supplements to help.


“Supplements such as GLOWWA hair food contain active ingredients, including niacin, zinc, vitamin B12, biotin, MSM and vitamin C. These ingredients together can work to promote hair growth and prevent hair loss,” says Shirley Thornhill, The Hair Coach.


DELIVERING RESULTS: GLOWWA hair supplements have been proven to deliver results in just 6-8 weeks.


The following before and after examples have been supplied courtesy of GLOWWA.


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