Q&A for How to Create a Good Hair Care Routine (for Men)

Anything that is on the acidic scale is going to give you closed cuticles, and closed cuticles reflect more light and appear shinier. One DIY option is rinsing your hair with vinegar. There are also products you can buy that will give your hair the right pH.

In some cases, yes, the dandruff can trigger hair loss. However, it's likely to be a symptom, not a cause of some other condition harming your scalp. See your doctor for advice.

Yes because over time they can damage your hair. You hair isn't adapted to having hair products in it for an extended period of time.

Milk and eggs are overall very good for your health and therefore hair, but making an egg white hair mask will probably be more effective.

Mix yogurt and few drops of lemon juice. Apply it on your hair roots so that it covers your whole scalp. Leave it for 15 - 20 minutes. Then wash it with a mild shampoo. Repeat this 3 times per week.

Yes. Since dandruff forms in between the hairs, it can reduce the connection between scalp and root tip, which can cause hair to fall out.

Losing some hair every day is normal. If you are losing a lot of hair all of a sudden, then you might need to see a doctor.

Start massaging your hair with lukewarm extra virgin olive oil twice a week before you go to bed. Rinse it with a nice shampoo the next day, followed by any good conditioner.

Try putting some coconut oil in your hair, and then washing it out with a bit of shampoo. Follow up with some conditioner. Lastly, consider consulting your doctor or hair specialist, as there could be a number of factors contributing to your hair loss.

The only way to have naturally brightened hair is by spending more time in the sun.

Try avoiding a lot of heat on your hair, and when you shampoo your hair rub your head hard to help your hair grow. You can also try cutting it so it grows back healthy and strong. You can also buy products to help.

Yes, you should wash for healthy hair. It is necessary to take care of hair loss or dry hair.

Yes, they are. You can use either one or a mixture as a mask in your hair for 20 minutes, an hour, or whatever period you want. You do need to wash it out afterward, otherwise it will make your hair and possibly your pillowcase or clothes greasy.

Onions' rich antibacterial properties help keep your scalp healthy and free of infection, promoting unhindered hair growth. These same properties also help control dandruff. Onion juice stimulates your scalp and improves the circulation of blood, resulting in follicles that are well-nourished.

It's not possible to get your lost hair back without prescription medication, but you can stop hair loss by using natural shampoo, eating and sleeping well, managing your stress and massaging your scalp three times per week with coconut/almond oil.

No. Oil helps dust settle. If you oil daily, you must wash every two to three days. A little oil to set the hair is okay if you maintain hair care regularly.

Use shampoos made for your hair type, and make sure to use shampoos with no harsh add-ins, as they tend to strip the hair's oils, making it hard, brittle and dry. Try a leave-in conditioner, and conditioner every time you wash your hair, rinse/wash with cool or lukewarm water. Never wash your hair with hot water. Don't shampoo daily - twice to three times a week is fine, the oils protect the hair. Try hot oil treatments and/or hair masks.