Love Cameron Diaz’s whimsical locks? Or Jessica Alba’s gorgeous caramel highlights? Now you can see how you would look with your favorite celebrity’s hairstyle.

So what’s in for hairstyles right now? “Textured and wavy is definitely making a comeback,” says Ann Marie Walts, Redken Artist at The LOFT in West Springfield, Mass. “So dust off your curling iron! The red carpet is a big influence in special occasion styling with a return to elegant, ‘old’ Hollywood glam. Styles are more sophisticated and structured but soft, 1940s waves are in too. I’m also seeing a lot of lift and volume.”

For many years, a lot of people have been dependent on vitamin supplements to keep their body strong and healthy. Oftentimes, the food choices you eat everyday do not provide your body with all the needed vitamins and nutrients, and an excellent way to fill-in this gap is to take certain vitamins. But what if you have hair loss problems? Do you think there is one vitamin that you can take?

The answer to that question is a yes. There is a vitamin that you can take and that is ‘D’. Hair loss and rickets are the primary symptoms of vitamin D deficiency.

Hair comes with different color and shapes. Do you know why? Let’s find out here!

What is hair made of?

Hair is primarily made of a protein called keratin. Fingernails are also made of keratin, but it appears colorless because it lacks the pigment called Melanin, a dark-brown substance that “colors” our hair and our skin and products us from radiation from the sun.

What determines the color of our hair?

The color of our hair depends on the amount of melanin on each strand. Black hair contains the most, while blonde contains the least. Brown, red, and chestnut-color hair are somewhere in between.

The average typical loss of hair amounts to about 100 strands a day. And the average human head has about 100,000 hair follicles. Each one of these follicles can grow about 20 individual hairs during a person’s lifetime. Female or male pattern baldness varies from population to population based on genetic background. It’s important to understand the cause of your hair loss before you undergo any hair loss remedy or treatment.