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There is a wide range of different styles, designs, materials and sizes of handbags available these days, so much so that you can find just the right and lovely one to express your style and who you are. You can have a handbag for every occasion, or just one that goes with that special pair of shoes you were never able to wear. Let’s have look at the most popular styles available today.

Here is a scenario we are all familiar with: you open your closet in the morning, look over all your items of clothing and accessories hanging in front of you, sigh in exasperation and exclaim (to your boyfriend’s dismay or amusement) “I have nothing to wear!”

Sound familiar? Not only do you have trouble with picking out an outfit, but even when you find something you like, you realize you don’t have a handbag to go with it. So you go back to your closet to rummage around for something to wear.

You probably have more than enough stylish and trendy items of clothing in your closet, but you can never have too many handbags! Any day is a good day to get a new one, whether your boyfriend agrees with line of argument or not.

So what can you expect to find when you go looking for the perfect handbag? Let’s start with the materials. It’s true that leather is still the number one material for handbags. Durable and stylish, its delicate shine will give you that special touch of elegance. Whether it is glossy classic leather or the matte, soft, casual kind, you just can’t go wrong with leather.

Still managing to keep its popularity, the snake-skin look is still in fashion, giving your style a hint of wildness and adventure. And for those women looking for a more personal style, a romantic lace satchel or an economical, relaxed, woven paper cross-body (looks like hemp, very neat) might be just the bag for you. Then again, feminine shell materials, such as mother of pearl and polished horn, which have been adorning more and more bags recently, add a gentle touch of grace to your look.

When it comes to handbag colors, you should be ready for anything. You can find handbags in neutral colors like beige, gray, or muted hues of red, blue and brown. Dark colors like gray, black and brown will always work with a basic, simple outfit. But if you want something eye-catching, red and blue is a good choice and are easy to find. You can also pick from various intricate floral designs, particularly if you want a casual tote—imagine a mixture of the jubilant atmosphere of the seventies and twenty-first century boldness and playfulness.

With fashion, you can be sure to find the most convenient and conventional hobos, convertibles, docs, shar peis and bowlers. Big or small, one of these bags is sure to make you feel unique and stylish. The cute and romantic bohemian bag is for those who are extra sweet. All handbags can come with additional buckles and straps, and imaginative, swirling designs.

Every lady’s dream is to have one closet for clothes, a second for shoes and a third, large one just for handbags. If you are a true handbag enthusiast, you might consider buying your handbags in bulk. Buying from a wholesaler is a great option for less expensive, beautiful fashion items for resale or for personal use.

Whilst it may be comforting to know that humans are not alone in suffering hair loss (primates such as monkeys also experience thinning on their head) – understanding the causes of hair loss means we can take proactive action. Even though genetics does play a part, new research has uncovered a nutritional deficiency link in both men and women. And other factors, such as stress, and poor hair care, are well within our capacity to change.

The genetic link in hair loss has been well studied. It is associated with male and female pattern hair loss, or alopecia. In these individuals there is an increased sensitivity to the sex hormone, DHT. DHT stands for dihydrotestosterone, and is a powerful metabolite of testosterone. It contributes to men’s unique gender characteristics, as well as facial and body hair, and the deepening of men’s voices at puberty.

DHT causes the growth cycle of hair follicles to shorten, which in turn reduces the size of the hair shaft. Increasingly narrower hair is grown, sometimes as fine as fluff, and in more extreme cases, there is complete hair loss in that area.

In women, estrogen usually counteracts the effects of testosterone. But when women go through menopause, or suffer hormonal imbalances, the reduction in estrogen can lead to female pattern baldness. Fortunately, this is not as drastic in its hair loss effects as male pattern baldness. Instead the hair tends to thin, and the crown parting becomes wider.

But a very interesting study by L’Oreal has linked an iron deficiency to hair loss, in both men and women. This was a placebo controlled, double blind study in which 13,000 healthy men and women took a supplement, and had the ferritin (iron) levels in their blood measured and cross referenced with information on their hair loss.

The results showed not only a link between hair loss and iron deficiency, but they were able to estimate the risk of hair loss in a certain level of iron deficiency. For example, women whose blood ferritin levels dropped from a normal 70µg/l to 40µg/l, had a 28% higher chance of severe hair loss. The post menopausal women in the study who had severe hair loss all had much lower levels of iron than the women who didn’t have severe hair loss.

The problem with iron supplementation, however, is that excess iron builds up in the body’s tissues and becomes toxic. It has been associated with an increased risk of developing chronic illnesses. Iron levels can be tested by a doctor, so if hair loss is a concern, its best to get your iron levels tested first before taking iron supplements.

Other potential causes of hair loss – or at least, contributing factors are stress and poor hair care practices. Not brushing hair regularly, or washing it regularly, can affect the normal hair growth cycle.

When hair that is naturally at the end of its life cycle is removed through brushing, it allows another hair to grow underneath it. Regular brushing naturally removes dead hair that is ready to fall out. Not removing that hair means new growth cannot occur, as the old hair smothers the new growth. Dirt and oil build up can have a similar effect, so its important to wash hair regularly.

Stress can affect the circulation of nutrients and oxygen to the scalp, by causing the muscles in the scalp to tighten. If this happens over a long period of time, premature hair loss can occur. This cause of hair loss is distinct from male pattern baldness (which is hormonal), but it can certainly exacerbate the condition. And stress reduction techniques are simple things that can be added to a daily routine, to prevent hair loss, and improve the overall quality of life.

References:
1. nutraingredients.com/news/ng.asp?id=49692
2. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hair_loss

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