2026 - DANIEL GOLZ

Cut off your hair? Why not?…!

“I’d love to try short hair for a change… but I don’t think it would suit me.”
Does that sound familiar? You’re not alone. Few beauty topics spark as much debate, anxiety, and myth-making as the short haircut. Your hairdresser faces a dilemma, too: the desire for a change is there—but, unfortunately, the courage often isn’t. And it’s not the courage to get the haircut itself, but the courage to show your face!

After all, the real question isn’t “Do short hairstyles suit me?” but rather: “Which short haircut suits me?” And: “Do I want to put myself out there?” After all, a short haircut reveals everything—a large nose, a strong chin, big ears.

Is long hair really always the safe choice?

No! Many women stick with long hair for decades. Presumably not because they truly love it, but because they believe they have to.

“I look older with short hair.”
“My husband likes long hair.”
“I don’t have the face for it.”
“I’ll regret it later.”

You hear these kinds of thoughts regularly in the salon. Does the hairdresser always come right out and say what he really thinks? He should—for the client’s sake.

Long hair isn’t automatically the better hairstyle. It can visually drag the face down, make fine hair look even thinner, and sometimes even make you look older. And let’s be honest: long hair takes time, money, and patience. High-quality care products, deep conditioning treatments, trims, blow-drying, styling—the costs add up faster than you’d think. Long hair is beautiful when it truly suits the person, their hair quality, and their lifestyle.

When it comes to short haircuts, face shape is key!

A good short haircut doesn’t start with trends, but with a look at the face. Our face shape determines which lines, volumes, and proportions appear particularly harmonious.

The oval face

Congratulations! Almost anything works here! Whether it’s a pixie, a bob, or a sassy short cut, the oval face is considered particularly versatile. It’s the perfect canvas for experimentation.

The round face

Many people think short hair makes the face look even rounder. That’s not true. It all comes down to the cut. Longer sections on the crown, asymmetrical shapes, or a side part create a visual elongating effect and add a sense of lightness.

The angular face

Strong jawlines look particularly attractive when paired with soft contours. Textured short haircuts or wispy bangs soften the lines and enhance one’s overall look.

The heart-shaped face

A broader forehead and a narrower chin benefit from volume in the lower section. A soft bob or a layered short haircut creates balance.

The elongated face

It is perfectly fine to introduce some width here. Bangs, loose waves, or added volume at the sides create a more harmonious look for the face.

Short hair reveals personality.

A short haircut hides nothing. It reveals your face, your expressions, and your personality.

That is precisely why women with short hair often appear confident, modern, and authentic. Not because short hair automatically makes you bold, but because it places the person at the center of attention.

And no: femininity doesn’t depend on 50 centimeters of hair.

It’s in your aura.
In your smile.
In your posture.
And sometimes, it’s simply in a really great pixie cut.

The most important rule is: The cut has to suit you.

Not every woman needs an ultra-short buzz cut. Not everyone loves a pixie. Maybe a short bob is exactly your thing. Maybe a soft crop. Maybe just ten centimeters less.

A good hairdresser doesn’t just cut a trendy style; they analyze your face shape, hair texture, growth patterns, styling habits, and personality. That process creates a hairstyle that doesn’t just look good on Instagram but actually works in real life, every single morning. Hair grows back—that’s not just a platitude, it’s a fact. A far more interesting question is: How much longer do you want to hold onto a hairstyle you wear simply out of habit? Sometimes, change begins with a decision involving just a few centimeters. And sometimes, the woman looking back at you from the mirror is the real you—for the first time in years. Don’t let anyone talk you out of it.

So: Cut the hair off?

Why not…!

The Big Sweat! – How Your Hair Can Survive the Summer

Summer, sunshine, 32 degrees in the shade—and just from your morning walk to the bathroom, your hairstyle looks like it’s just run a half-marathon.

You try everything to keep your cool: fans, ice, hand-held fans, and—ideally—a trip to the outdoor pool. Yet, for many, the summer routine still involves greasy roots, dry ends, frizz, and the damaging effects of chlorine. But don’t worry: with the right care, your hair can stay happy and healthy, even in tropical temperatures.

Do you have to wash your hair every day now?

The short answer: No.

The slightly longer version: You may—but you don’t have to.

Sweat itself doesn’t make your hair greasy. However, it mixes with the scalp’s natural sebum, causing the roots to look stringy more quickly. If you sweat heavily or exercise a lot, you can certainly wash your hair more often, but you should use a mild shampoo.

Washing your hair daily is perfectly fine for many scalp types, provided you use a gentle shampoo and your scalp does not become irritated. Simply wash the roots or rinse your hair with plain water in between washes to prevent the lengths from drying out.

Dry shampoo – your summer hero or just hot air?

Dry shampoo is a quick lifesaver in front of the mirror. It absorbs excess sebum and adds volume. However, what it cannot do is remove sweat.

If your hairline is really sweaty, the dry shampoo mixes with the moisture and can quickly create a somewhat… well… interesting look. The result often looks more like “Elsa meets festival” than freshly washed hair.

The better alternatives:

Briefly blow-dry the roots of your hair (preferably with cool air).
Gently press a towel or microfiber cloth onto the scalp.
If you like, you can use a refreshing scalp tonic.
Then, if necessary, apply a little dry shampoo to the roots, which should already be dry.

This way, the hairstyle stays much fresher.

Outdoor pools, swimming pools, and the like – chlorine shows no mercy.

Taking a dip in cool water cools you down—but it puts your hair under stress!

Chlorinated water can dry out the hair structure and take a toll on hair, especially blonde or color-treated hair. Blondes are also familiar with a common summer issue: the unwanted green tint. Incidentally, the culprit isn’t the chlorine itself, but rather metals like copper in the water that build up on the hair.

Here’s how to protect your hair:

Dampen your hair with fresh water before swimming. It sounds odd, but it works: the hair soaks up the clean water first, meaning it absorbs less chlorinated water.
If you swim regularly, you can also apply some leave-in conditioner or hair oil to the lengths of your hair.
It is best to tie back long hair or wear a swimming cap (yes, it might not be the most fashionable accessory—but it’s effective!).
After swimming, rinse your hair thoroughly with clear water as soon as possible.
Once a week, a deep-cleansing shampoo helps remove residue from chlorine, salt, and styling products. Afterwards, be sure to use a rich conditioner or mask.

Blow-drying – yes or no?

In summer, it’s easy to think: “Oh, the air is warm—my hair will dry on its own.”

True. However, the scalp often stays damp for longer in the process—and neither a sensitive scalp nor your hairstyle particularly appreciates that. Moisture at the roots can also cause the hair to go flat more quickly.

Therefore, the following applies:

If you have time, you can let your hair air-dry a little first.
Then, briefly dry the roots with cool or lukewarm air from a hairdryer.
It is better to avoid the highest heat settings—after all, the sun already provides plenty of heat on its own.

Summer care: Less is often more.

Especially in summer, hair needs moisture and protection above all else.

A few simple habits can make a big difference:

Use moisturizing conditioners.
Treat yourself to a hair mask once a week.
Use UV protection for your hair, especially if it is color-treated.
Regularly treat the ends with a light hair oil.
Avoid tight hairstyles when your hair is wet – it is particularly fragile then.

The good news: You don’t need to wash your hair completely every day or spray on liters of dry shampoo. With a mild shampoo, some moisturizing care, a smart approach to chlorinated water, and a dose of composure, your hair will make it through even the hottest days.

And if a strand of hair does decide to do its own thing: simply claim it’s the new “Tropical Volume Look.” That sounds a lot more glamorous than “I just walked to the ice cream parlor for five minutes.”

COLOR CORRECTION – what you want actually doesn’t matter a damn!

Hold on a minute! Whaaaat? The customer is king… right?

Before you get indignant and start searching online for “How do I escape my hairdresser?”, one thing needs to be made clear: When people think of color corrections, they often imagine something like, “Oh, just look at these—the Pinterest photos are so pretty! Give me beige-blonde. Thanks!”—without the faintest clue about the chaos unfolding on their own heads.

You’ve probably guessed it: that’s not how it works! Color correction is a blend of hair science and detective work that really puts your professional to the test. Before they can tackle your target look, they have to dive deep into the history of your hair. They go on a hunt for clues, acting like a forensic expert for hair color.

What was on it?

What color was used previously? Was it a permanent dye or just a semi-permanent tint? And what about that last “experiment” from the bathroom lab—do I see a packet of “Shocking Blue” left over from some past Carnival escapade? All neatly distributed along the lengths, creating a real pop of color.

What was underneath?

We aren’t talking about lingerie here, but rather old bleach jobs, highlights from way back—even before your last vacation—and that spontaneous “red phase” you’d almost forgotten about; we’re talking disastrous balayage and—oops—was there a lightening job somewhere along the line? After all, a color correction doesn’t just become necessary out of the blue…

Honesty saves hair.

“I just used a semi-permanent tint.” That’s often how it starts. Twenty minutes into the salon consultation, the professional realizes: it was actually four semi-permanent tints, two permanent colors, and a TikTok hack involving kitchen ingredients.
There is one small but important rule: honesty is nothing to be embarrassed about—and it’s not a confession. It simply helps ensure you don’t accidentally send your hair spiraling into a black hole of hair disaster!

No wild hair fails

Everyone’s heard them: horror stories about hair color gone wrong or bizarre hair rescue missions. Have you ever shown up to work with orange streaks because that drugstore bleach didn’t quite work its magic as planned? Did someone ask, “I hope that’s not the new summer trend”? We’ve all heard tales that put even the most shocking reality TV moments to shame! Don’t let your color correction end like a bad crime thriller—with the death of your hair.

Color correction is not magic.

At the end of the day, color correction isn’t magic. It’s a blend of detective work, chemistry class, and a dash of psychology. Sometimes it’s even a minor miracle—though rarely one achieved in a single session. And if you don’t want to be faced with a pair of scissors after four weeks, you have to trust your hairdresser and accept that not every desired color is achievable following the preceding color saga.

So, the next time you’re dreaming of a specific hair color, remember: hairstylists love being your heroes! But that only works if you’re honest with them about your hair history—that way, they’ll have fun and plenty of patience!

“Why does everyone look the same? – Time for some awesome hair!” 🤔✂️

You’re strolling through the city and feel like you’re walking in an endless loop. Same hair, same color, same waves, the same bangs—the city is a giant hair-cloning lab! 😅 If you didn’t know better, you’d think a horde of well-coiffed twins was walking through the pedestrian zone.

It’s crazy, isn’t it? You might think we live in a world ruled by a mandate for a uniform look. But before anyone shouts, “But long hair is feminine!” or whispers, “Short hair is masculine!”—STOP! These “rules” are nothing more than outdated notions that have been elevated to the status of hair laws over the years.

The question of beauty – to each their own!

The hairdresser is actually interested in only one question: “Do you like what you see in the mirror?”

BUT: It doesn’t matter what your best friend, your mom, or an Instagram influencer has to say about it. And it certainly doesn’t matter what the people who always have something to complain about think—after all, they usually don’t even know how a haircut works!

Many people opt for “safe” hairstyles just to avoid standing out. But let’s be honest: isn’t that a bit boring? The world needs more individuality, more character, and definitely more colorful hair! Who says a bold color automatically means you’re crazy? Oh, and by the way—gray doesn’t mean old; it is the color of wisdom and of cool (sometimes older) people who love themselves and their natural beauty—and aren’t afraid to show it!

Character Instead of Clones

The truth is: trends come and go like yesterday’s fashion. One year, pixie cuts are all the rage; the next, everyone is sporting a long bob. But the real question is: what suits your face, your life, and your personality? If a funky hairstyle makes you feel good, why not? Hit the streets and show the world!

Imagine if everyone did only what was “in”—it would be like a giant, colorless hamster wheel. And let’s be honest: haven’t you ever decided against a hairstyle just because others said, “You can’t do that!”? We simply tend to let ourselves be influenced by social conventions! Yet, standing out is far more exciting.

Time for a hair revolution!

So, hair lovers—it’s time for amazing hair! Whether you’re after a bold color, a sassy cut, or just a bit more personality, go out there and make it happen! Let your hair shine exactly the way you want it to. After all, your hair shouldn’t just look good—it should reflect the unique you! Character always looks good, and it’s sexy, too.

If you find yourself wondering, “Do I want to look like everyone else?”, simply switch to a “thumbs up for individuality” mindset. It’s time to pick up the brushes and scissors and leave the cookie-cutter look behind. You aren’t just someone who wears hair—you’re a unique individual!

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Washing your hair after a salon visit? The golden rule for hair care!

Ah, the salon visit—the highlight of any hair journey! You walk in with a wild, unruly mess on your head and leave with an ode to style and elegance. But once the final cut is made and the last gloss treatment applied, you find yourself wondering: “Should I wash my hair now?”

Let’s break the tension with a clear: “NO!” 🚨

The Great Hair Vacation!

Just as we like to put our feet up after an exhausting vacation, your hair desperately needs some downtime after a salon visit. After all, you’ve put it through a total “waterboarding” session! Bleaching, conditioning, glossing, rinsing—your hair has been through it all and could definitely use a little break. Otherwise, it’s a bit like sending your hair on a wellness retreat—only to book a gym session for it right afterwards.🤔

Important!

Give your hair 24 to 48 hours to lock in the new color pigments. Hair needs time to stabilize—and this isn’t a “look how cool I am” moment, but rather a “let’s just settle in and take a breath” kind of thing.

“I feel so… soft.”

After a visit to the salon, people often happily exclaim: “Oh, my hair is so soft!” And yes, that is exactly how it should be! After all, that softness and suppleness are the result of state-of-the-art lightening treatments and care products designed to transform your hair into a shimmering cloud.

But what if your hair feels a bit too slippery? Like a mop sliding across the floor without any cleaning agent? 😅 Before you reach for the next shampoo and wash away all that lovely shine, a setting product or texture spray could be the perfect solution. Your hair just needs a bit of “grip”—like a wedding speaker who knows exactly when to strike the right tone!

The Right Hair Philosophy

It’s becoming increasingly clear: the philosophy behind radiant hair is giving it the time it needs. A salon visit involving coloring is like a long action movie with a happy ending! Afterward, it’s time for the stars of that movie to catch their breath. Maybe read a good book (like *Hair Care for Dummies*), watch a movie (not one featuring haircuts, obviously), or simply lie back and enjoy life.

Quick reminder:

Hairdressers are not only masters of cutting techniques; they are also your best advisors when it comes to the right aftercare. Ask them about the best methods for your hair, and you’ll be surprised by the wealth of knowledge they hold in their gleaming scissors!

So: Treat your hair to some wellness!

Don’t rush to wash your hair immediately after your next salon visit. Just let your freshly styled hair “chill” for a bit. After all, it needs to realize it’s not just a hairstyle, but a work of art meant to be cared for and shown off. This applies to the time following your appointment, too. And who knows—maybe your next visit will be even more magical, featuring hair that is shiny, strong, and happy, staying looking brand-new until your next round!

“No-Shows are no accident: A gentle reminder to all customers” ✂️💔

Forgetting an appointment is no minor offense!

It’s that moment again: The hairdresser has everything prepared, the shampoo is ready, the scissors are practically gleaming with anticipation, and… the clock is ticking. The appointment has come and gone, the chair is empty, and the appointment pad displays only a lonely time stamp. Well, dear customers, welcome to an interesting lesson in respect and responsibility!

it is a business, no hobby

A hair salon is not an amusement park for spontaneous whims. Here, work is carried out with careful planning, dedicated time, and a great deal of attention to detail. When a hairdresser reserves an appointment for a client, it means they are focusing their time and resources entirely on that one individual. This often goes so far that other appointments must be turned away—all for the sake of an empty chair. So, anyone who thinks, “Oh, it doesn’t matter if I don’t show up,” is sorely mistaken. When an appointment falls through, it is not just the chair that remains empty—the revenue does, too.

The good old cancellation fee

At first glance, cancellation fees may sound like a harsh penalty; however, they are a necessary reality in the business world—and yes, that includes the hairdressing profession. They are not implemented on a whim, but rather out of the necessity to keep the business running. After all, an empty chair doesn’t generate any haircuts; and to ensure that no one is left waiting for their fresh new look, this clear rule is in place. A friendly reminder: This policy is not intended solely for new clients; even loyal regulars are not exempt from these rules. Ultimately, everyone has the right to an available chair—but no one has the right to leave someone else in the lurch.

“Just forgot it—just like that?”

Being human entails occasionally forgetting things. There are many stressors in everyday life—and yes, hairdressers are well aware of this, too. However, that does not mean a hairdresser’s time is any less valuable. A simple “Oops, I forgot” does nothing to make it any less frustrating when someone simply fails to show up. It is less a matter of being strict versus lenient, and much more a matter of clear agreements and rules. Appointments are not fluid variables in the cosmos—they are fixed commitments, and taking responsibility for them is expected!

The customer’s responsibility

Booking an appointment is akin to entering into a contract—even if no signature is exchanged. This agreement states quite clearly: “I take responsibility for my time, as well as the hairdresser’s.” When you book, you aren’t simply reserving a chair; you are also accepting the hairdresser’s trust that you will show up. And let’s be honest: it’s about more than just hair—it represents time, effort, and energy that are being invested!

So, dear clients, remember: nothing is more relaxing than walking out of the salon with a fresh haircut and a radiant smile. But to make that happen, it is essential to be precise and considerate. An empty chair represents not just an empty seat, but also a well-deserved opportunity for a fresh look that another client misses out on. So let’s respect the rules; the beauty of your hair begins with one small step: showing up on time—or at the very least, canceling on time! 🪄💇‍♂️✨

The Great Towel Struggle

So, you’ve just stepped out of the shower; your hair care routine was executed with such perfection that your stylist would be handing out beers. You feel competent, sexy, utterly at ease, and are almost ready to live out your new “I just left the salon and look like a star” vibes.

But then—you rub your towel over your hair as if you were an angry raccoon!

Gah! If your hairstylist were standing right there, a piece of his soul would have just left the room!
Internally, he’d channel his inner Zen master to maintain his composure on the outside—but what he’d really want to do is scream at you: “Please don’t rub!”

No matter who taught you that friction equals shine: IN THE WORLD OF HAIR, DIFFERENT RULES APPLY!

A small reality check

Your hair isn’t a chrome-plated moped! Sure, it might feel intuitive to whip a towel over your head like a wild animal to obliterate every last drop of water. But here’s the truth: Rubbing roughs up the hair’s surface—specifically the cuticle layer. The result? Frizz, breakage, and ultimately a hair condition that people wouldn’t even end up with after a tornado! 💨

Do you want this windswept look? Probably not—but your technique is the “lumberjack” method, through and through!

The Right Way: Press Gently!

Let’s tackle this together. The key to a hairstyle that a professional has created with love and dedication is not simply drying your hair—it is drying it correctly.

Here are the steps to achieve a better result for your home:

1. Gently squeeze out the water:

That doesn’t mean you should strangle your hair as if it were an attacking anaconda! Keep your palms together and press gently—very tenderly—like a good friend scratching your back.

2. Place a towel on top:

Place the towel over your wet hair as if giving it a big, warm hug. Don’t just leave it out in the rain!

3.gently press:

Now for the gentle technique! Press gently with the towel so that the water molecules can make their way out at a leisurely pace—ensuring your hair doesn’t get stressed.

4. Handling:

If you want to look particularly stylish, how about a loose braid or a bun once your hair is gently dry? That way, you’ll head off another disaster!

So, to all fashionistas and hair enthusiasts:

Join the “Gentle Press” team—leave the Wild West methods behind and embrace the art of gentle towel management. No matter how fantastically your stylist has blessed you with fresh, glossy lengths, if you don’t dry your hair properly, all that effort will go down the drain—leaving you with either a “towel grizzly” or a total “back to square one” moment.

Great hairstyles aren’t created solely during your salon visit; they should truly come to life afterwards, too—and treating them gently is the crucial step to unlocking their full potential. So, what does it come down to? Gentleness and a little love for your hair—because it deserves it… and, by the way, so does your hard-working stylist! 😉

The Hair-Raising Truth: Communication at the Hairdresser Is Everything!

You’re at the hair salon, you have a perfect vision of how you want to look in the end—and then this happens…
Suddenly, you’re confronted with a hairstyle that looks more like a “surprise egg” than the masterpiece you were hoping for… 😐
In the end, out comes a “I don’t like it,” and the hairdresser thinks to themselves: “Seriously? Where were you for the last three hours?”

A Question of Communication

Let’s be honest, dear clients: Hairdressers aren’t mind readers—even if they possess the almost supernatural ability to evaluate a haircut with a single glance. While they are cutting, coloring, and styling your hair, they are, in essence, in a relationship with you. And like any good relationship, it is built on good communication!

How is your hairdresser supposed to know what you really want if you’re staring at your phone the whole time? Maybe you’ve developed a secret technique for creating hairstyles using telepathy?!? Quick spoiler alert: No, that doesn’t work!

The Magic of Consultations

Any reputable hairdresser will always begin with a consultation—that is the golden rule! He will explain every step to you—from the very first snip to the final brushstroke—so that you don’t feel as though you’ve stumbled into a “hairdressing movie” without any warning. And what about you? Look up every now and then; be an active part of this little hair revolution and speak your mind! It’s not just *his* hairstyling—it’s *your* shared project!

Make decisions you won’t regret.

One of the biggest mistakes is to remain silent—only to look in the mirror at the end and be taken aback. If you see something incredibly strange, speak up! “Uh, that wasn’t planned”—the famous line repeated. During a proper salon session, you are the one in charge. Do you want the edges sharper? No problem! Less taken off the ends? Color? Which shade? Of course, you have to be honest with your stylist; otherwise, that box dye you secretly applied at home will throw a major wrench in your beauty plans.

The Misleading Term “Repair”

Let’s get to an important point: You cannot repair hair. It is dead, my friends! What a hairdresser *can* do is: adjust it, change it, or—when in doubt—cut it shorter; but actually *repairing* a botched look? Let’s not even go there. This isn’t a batch of fresh rolls that you can simply send back to the bakery if you got the wrong kind. This is hair—and hair is something that requires careful thought!

Strong Together!

So, dear clients—build a strong partnership with your stylist! If you’re unsure about something, ask! If something doesn’t appeal to you, speak up! With a little communication and active involvement, you can both perfect your hair vision and walk away smiling. So, choose to take an active role in the styling process—it helps both of you avoid that painful “I don’t like it” moment. The choice is yours!

At the end of the day, you should radiate with your look—like a star in your very own hair movie. Together, let’s create the best scenes for it—and the only “surprise effect” will be the compliments on your new hairstyle! ✨🌟💁‍♂️

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7 hair washing fails that your hair secretly hates!👀

If you expose your hair to these bad habits, it would probably scream the whole time: “Stop playing such a nasty trick on me!” These seven hair-raising washing fails secretly drive your mane to madness and create enormous beauty complaints!

1. You don’t brush your hair before washing it.

Are you the epitome of speed? Great! But washing your hair without brushing it first is like a chaotic joke. Getting all the knots and dirt into the shampoo and then cheerfully spreading it all around? No wonder it pulls and rubs. That’s pure stress for your hair. Brush it before you jump in the shower – otherwise, it’ll be more of a mess than a highlight.

2. Wash upside down

Oh, that’ll definitely look dramatic – like a bad shampoo commercial. But honestly: your hair will feel like it’s been to a wild party, and you’ll be the one with the hangover and suffering! Wash it sideways or backwards instead; your neck doesn’t deserve to be the next acrobatic challenge.

3. Too much shampoo

Come on, you’re not in a foam contest! You don’t need a foamy mountain that reaches the ceiling. A dab is enough, maybe two, but stop trying to build a hair-building monument on your head. Or only apply the bottle to your roots – your hair isn’t a sponge. This is about minimal effort with maximum effect!

4. scratching the scalp

You are not a raccoon, so stop treating your scalp like old dirty laundry. A gentle massage is all you need. Anything else will make your scalp angry and think, “Why are you doing this to me? I’m not evil!” It will get revenge if you treat it so badly.

5. Using conditioner incorrectly

The conditioner is not a polyfiller for the hair, so take the right “application technique” to heart! First, squeeze out the water and only apply this magical “rejuvenation potion” to the lengths and ends, not the scalp – it’s really overwhelmed by all the magic. By the way: A good comb is your best friend – comb through (from bottom to top) and everything will be more beautiful!

6. Rub like crazy

Towel + violence equals damaged hair cuticle. If you treat your hair with a towel like it’s a damn scrub brush, it’s no wonder your hair looks like an exploded sofa cushion. So gently squeeze out the excess moisture and stop rubbing like you’re wrestling a wild boar – otherwise you’ll really end up looking like a socket.

7. Go wet into bed

Try that once – and you’ll wake up with terrible hair. The swollen cuticles of your hair and the friction against the pillow… In the end, it’s time to cut the frills. First, gently dry your hair, apply some conditioner, put it in a loose braid, and lay it regally on a silk or satin pillow – your morning self will thank you!

Stop treating your hair like an evil stepmother! Simply care for it with a touch of love and a little more common sense, and it will show its full glory!

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Three hair myths whose explanation you probably didn’t know

Hair is a little science on our heads – always worth exploring to gain new insights.
So, let’s take a closer look and examine three more hair-raising myths!

Myth 1: Why do hairs at the front hairline turn gray?

Many people wonder why the fine hairs at the roots tend to go through the “color-turns-gray” phase faster. Spoiler alert: They’re not simply gray hairs; they’ve decided to become completely pigment-free – in other words, white!

Why?

Because they have a shorter lifespan than their thick, lazy counterparts at the back of your head. Think of a printer cartridge that’s about to run out of ink: it’s constantly in use, and eventually, the ink runs out. Similarly, the hairs at the front of your head lose their color faster. They’re essentially the “use-and-throw” version of your hairstyle – quickly changed, without any fuss about coloring!

Myth 2: Why are the contour hairs finer than the hairs at the back?

Now things get really interesting! Have you ever wondered why the hair around your face is finer than the rest? Well, that’s due to evolutionary reasons. Back when we crawled around on all fours, the hair at the front was less worthy of protection. Who would show up with a haircut straight out of an action movie when there’s no enemy to attack from below?

The hair follicles in the front are so to speak the “cutlets” among the hair types – small, fine and rather intended for the delicate moments in life. Why do pubic and armpit hair have a strength of pantyhose level then? Now, they have to dampen the friction in tight skin folds and support the fragrance marketing – almost like the personal bodyguards of your skin!

But what about head hair? It doesn’t need such a “safety solution” – that’s why the contour hairs simply remain fluffy and fine!

Myth 3: Why do our contour hairs fall out faster?

Let’s move on to the third and final myth – the sacred notion of hair loss! Hairline hairs, in particular, seem to be susceptible to hair loss. They are more sensitive to DHT – that’s dihydrotestosterone, known in hair terminology as “hair death.”

In simple terms: In this cryptic magic formula, the testosterone transforms into DHT and attacks the sensitive follicles, which are essentially saying, “But I want to grow!” It’s roughly equivalent to a hypersensitive smoke detector going off at the slightest hiss, while the hairs at the back of your head are calmly lounging on their deck chairs, thinking, “What a drama!”

And who’s to blame for this hair horror show? Why, our good old friend – genetics! So, if your hair is acting like a drama queen, don’t be mad at your hairdresser. It all comes from the very top!

These three hair-splitting myths show that there’s a whole lot of science behind our curly and straight friends. So take all your newfound knowledge and head to your next hair appointment in a good mood. Your hair is the true hero of your head!