7 Easy Tips For Beautiful Hair By Dr.OZ

Cope With Hair Loss

Whether it's stress, menopause, your thyroid or even genetics, hormonal imbalances can affect your hair growth dramatically. The good news is, there are medical solutions to tackle this imbalance:

-Weight loss
-Birth control pills (to regulate your hormones)

Get Lustrous Locks

Look for styling aids that contain shine-enhancing and hair-softening oils, like sunflower, soybean, argan and sweet almond oils. A weekly intensive moisture-boosting hair mask or scalp treatment

Going Gray?

Whatever you do, do not pluck! Sure, when it’s just a stray strand or two, grabbing the tweezers can feel super tempting – but you may live to regret the shortcut. Plucking can damage the hair follicle and the strand may never grow back – and as you age and your hair naturally thins

Protect Your Hair Properly

You might associate keratin with the semi-permanent hair treatment that includes this ingredient in the name. Since recent reports have advised against these types of straightening procedures because of unsafe additives in the mix,

Beat Brittle Hair

First, cut down on heat styling. "Heat damage is a huge culprit. I’m seeing increasing numbers of women with damaged hair as a result of regular styling routines that include using a blow dryer, flat iron and/or a curling iron...extreme heat essentially cooks your hair,"

Try an At-Home Mask

We love fancy salon hair products as much as the next gal, but there’s something really satisfying about whipping up an at-home hair mask from ingredients found in our own kitchens, especially if the mask really works.

Grow Out Stubborn Hair

Incorporate hyper-moisturizing conditioning products into your daily routine, and consider biotin pills, which may help fortify strands. And if all else fails? Get a killer cut, and no one will notice if your strands fall a little short.