A hairline issue.

To a question about why all the hair loss products target men, I have ready answers. Nevertheless, my sister has different ideas. I told her that men lose hair at an early stage because they are natural thinkers and they take household responsibility much earlier than women do.

In addition, men hold key positions in their office; they are more sincere workers than women are. These are generally popular reasons for hair loss.

My sister disagrees with me. She claims that women are more responsible both in office and in their home. They are more matured thinkers than men are. When I asked her why then most women don’t buy hair loss products, she says women don’t worry unnecessarily and they are the ones that take the life easily.

Well, I usually don’t enter into a debate. Opinion differs!

Three years before (I am now 51), I started using Provillus, the much respected hair growth product in the market then. In case you don’t know, I am the head of my family though my husband lives me.

Mane matters.

Mane matters to men and women. Some have genes that always hide their quality behind the cells but show their work on the heads. If they are not working properly, we take the help of hair vitamins and natural herbs.

The fashion of sporting long and straight hair has completed a full circle I believe. Some 40 years before, movie stars were liked just for their long hair. There was a distinct change in the fashion shortly after that and women behaved like boys.

Now, it is again the turn of straight and long hair to capture women’s (men’s too) attention. I am no exception.

My last week visit to my beautician ended up in an argument over the use of a particular hair vitamin that promises to straiten the hair in 60 days. I stood firm in my choice and refused to switch loyalty to my hair tonic.

A hair in the head is worth two in the brush-eh?