Thursday, August 5, 2010

Hair Loss and Natural Hair Regrowth Tips

Are you ever afraid to touch, comb, brush, massage or wash your hair? Realize that the average person sheds about 75 hairs a day. New ones growing in push out most of this hair. Touching your hair will NOT make the problem worse.

Most hair loss is not genetic. The reason most people are losing hair is because their hair follicles are trapped and blocked off from vital blood supplies that are needed to nourish their development.

Their hair is literally being starved to death. Solve that and most, if not all, of the lost hair will come back. By addressing and eliminating the causes, not the symptoms, of hair loss will help it to re-grow and quit falling out.

The reason most people do not know about re-growing their hair naturally is there is literally no money in it. All those unnatural ways to grow hair with harsh chemicals and by plugging in hair transplants are earning huge corporations billions of dollars and doctors hundreds of thousands of dollars each year.

Why would they be foolish enough to promote something that would cost you less than $15 in grocery store items? On top of that, they cannot make any money off of you from return visits or by forcing you to buy their stuff every month for the rest of your life.

There is not a miracle cure for baldness. Seriously, you cannot just snap you fingers and get hair. You can get results if you put in some effort. There are things that can be done to stop hair loss and get hair to re-grow. These techniques only take 15 - 30 minutes a day.

Rogaine® will set you back $40 a month, about $500 a year - for life. A hair transplant will cost around $10,000 or so. The worst thing about them is that if they do not work, you do not get your money back. There are products that can be purchased at the grocery store for $10-$15 that will help hair to re-grow.

One technique that will help is to dab and rub olive oil all over your head before you go to bed. Sleep with it on your head the whole night and shampoo it out in the morning. After the 8 days are up, you will not use the olive oil again in any way.

Why do I have you do this? Well, excess sebum hardens and builds layers of deposits on your scalp to choke off your hairs and make growing hair extremely hard. What the olive oil does is it helps break up those hardened layers and eliminate bacteria.




This is just one of the tips to stop hair loss and help to re-grow your hair. You can learn how to use less than $15 of grocery store items to stop hair loss and re-grow hair at Learn to Re-grow Hair

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Monday, August 2, 2010

Children's Books - How to Keep Children Turning Those Pages

How should a children's book be constructed?

A very important element in the construction of a piece of creative writing is a strong beginning. If the opening is not catchy, then readers will fairly rapidly lose interest.

Children tend to have a short attention span and want to be quickly engrossed in a story.

This can be difficult for the author when they are introducing characters and storyline.

One option for a catchy opening could be a flash back paragraph which promises more exciting things to come.

I also find that opening with a conversation is quite a good maneuver.

You want to get the children turning pages. You do not want to lose them on the first page!

The body of the creative writing piece should intrigue and excite the reader.

Every chance to create drama should be seized. In fact, once you have written about an incident, go back over it several times, each time adding extra drama. If you are writing a fantasy children's book for example, anything goes, so dig deep into your imagination and bring out the most fantastic thing you can think of. The idea is to excite and intrigue. Drama involves conflict to make people care about your characters and your story.

Lead up to dramatic and suspenseful situations with care. The right mood has to be created and the timing has to be spot on. The reader wants to be tantalized, but not bored. The priming of the reader for the dramatic event makes the event even more exciting. Afterwards there should be a lull in the pace as the story moves towards the next dramatic development. All the time there should be a promise of more exciting things to come.

For more exciting creative writing, put in a variety of moods.

Children respond very well to humor. Humor in the right place can relieve tension and make a character more likeable. Of course, care should be taken with the use of humor (unless you are actually wanting to confront the reader) to ensure it is not inappropriate.

Sad situations have their place in a children's book too. However, sadness should be followed by something positive and optimistic - a lesson has been learnt and/or the characters have had some sort of spiritual awakening. Both the characters in the story and the reader can smile once again.

Your children's book concludes when all the loose ends have been tied up. Read the story through several times to make sure that nothing remains that is unexplained.

The ending should be strong and leave the reader satisfied. The reader should be wondering about the lives of the characters and hopefully wanting to meet them again. That of course, gives you the opportunity for the sequel!




Roslyn J. Motter is a Sydney, Australia based author. She is also a registered acupuncturist and CPA (Certified Public Accountant). She commenced writing her Doofuzz Dudes series late in life at the age of fifty. Now, three years later, she has already written eighteen books. She has recently published the first three books, The Doofuzz Dudes Rescue Moondar; The Doofuzz Dudes and the Princess Detector; and the Doofuzz Dudes and the Babbling Bottles. The series are fantasy adventure stories and are most suitable for children aged 7 - 12 years. Woven into the adventures is a subtle theme of caring for the environment. The books can be purchased at http://www.doodlesbookshop.com.au and excerpts and illustrations from the books are available for viewing on http://www.childrens-books.com.au and children can play games and win prizes on http://www.doofuzzdudesclub.com

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