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care treatment can help prevent hair loss. Following a good hair care regime can help improve hair quality while adding volume and strength to dull, brittle or damaged hair.

Are you worried about losing your hair and believe that nothing can be done about your thinning hairline? Well, there is a lot that can be done to prevent hair loss as well as to add volume to your receding hairline.

First and foremost, the most important step towards hair care treatment starts with:

Scalp Massage

Everybody is familiar with this advice that is as old as the hills, but has to be applied seriously and regularly in order to have the desired benefits. A good massage on your scalp can really work wonders for you. This is because it greatly stimulates your hair follicles as well as cleaning out sterile oil glands. This would be extremely beneficial for the health and growth of your hair, as well as resulting in a healthier scalp. Medical science has proved this fact, a healthy scalp in every aspect means stronger and healthier hair.

Hair wash

In order to prevent hair loss or to treat dull or falling hair, medical scientists have greatly advised proper hair care regime and most importantly the correct way to wash your hair. This includes the following steps:

- First of all, the most important thing required for proper hair washing is to choose the shampoo that suits your hair type, as well as your scalp condition. If you are suffering from severe hair loss, then choose a correct hair loss shampoo, either herbal or medicated. Using a good hair loss shampoo will effectively help remove the layers of oil accumulated in the hair and will greatly condition your hair. If you follow this technique, you will be sure to improve your hair condition, gradually but effectively.

- When washing your hair in the winter, you should always use lukewarm water, possibly using cold water to rinse the ends. This means that you must avoid using hot water on your hair.

- Another significant step is the avoidance of using large quantities of shampoo on your hair. Doctors have advised the usage of a twenty cent coin-size quantity of shampoo.

- When washing your hair, remember not to use your fingernails for scratching the scalp, use your fingers for gently massaging your scalp instead.

- It is also important to ensure that you rinse the shampoo off the hair completely so that no chemicals are left on the scalp, which can cause blockages of the pores and hair loss.

- It is advisable to apply conditioner only to the ends of your hair and never onto the scalp.

- Another significant point to be followed is that you should not use a hair dryer on the hair. Blow drying very often results in increased hair loss.

If you follow all of the above steps of hair treatment and hair care it can help to prevent any further hair loss, as well as adding volume, shine and strength to your dull or damaged hair.



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SINGAPORE (13 July 2007) – TrichoKare has recently introduced its latest hair spa therapy, Maxi Capello - a rejuvenating session with treatments to improve hair conditions for Singapore ladies.

Senior Manager, Carienne Hew said, “More ladies are experiencing hair problems in this cosmopolitan society due to stress, imbalanced diet, excessive usage of chemical hair treatments and hormonal changes. They are seeking for a good way to ease tension and relax after a long day at work, as well as improving the condition of their hair problems at the same time.”

This inspires us to introduce sensational hair spa indulgence to our extensive menu of hair treatment services.

The experienced hair specialist will personally conduct a professional hair and scalp analysis. From studying the root to the hair to the condition of the scalp, the health of the hair and scalp will be discovered. Thereafter, she will proceed with the Maxi Capello therapy.

Maxi Capello focuses on its four step theory – detoxifying, balancing, rejuvenating and strengthening, to provide optimum condition for healthy scalp. TrichoKare boosts the therapy with natural botanical ingredients including Nettle, Jojoba and Burdock trusted by European natural healers to nourish the hair follicles and revitalize hair’s vitality. Plus, a soothing therapeutic scalp massage to relive all senses.

Maxi Capello combines relaxation, stress relief and personal hair treatment services in a serene setting to help solve your hair concerns.

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I’m trying to revitalise my hair i.e. make it stronger, healthier and shinier. I also want it to be more manageable without the use of heat straighteners. I’ve stopped blowing dry or heat straightening my hair to help fix it. I am black and have thick long hair which is not relaxed. I need a treatment i can use to help me strengthen my hair. I currently moisturize with pink oil and use the pantene deep fortifying treatment about twice a week. I also want my ends to be healthier. Thank you very much

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I haven’t used any chemicals for hair till now but my hair is so dry and damaged . I’m confused weather I should go for treatment or rebounding.

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As women grow old, they become more unsure of how they look and more ashamed of their bodies. After giving birth and eating too much leftover food, many mommies like you end up becoming a lot of pounds heavier from the time you said “I do”. Come Valentine’s Day, however, you can surprise your hubbies by focusing on your looks. The best gift you can give your partner on this day is to look fabulous and irresistibly stunning. Here’s how:

Learn To Accept Your Body

Despite potbellies or wide waists, men usually feel more comfortable about their bodies than women do. The members of the female population are usually more unforgiving when it comes to even the minutest imperfection. But if you want your partner to lust for your body, you better start learning to accept it first.

One reason why learning about your body and shape is important is that you will know what to play up and what to hide. Put focus on your assets, such as your butt or chest or smooth skin, and downplay your liabilities, such as wrinkles, spider veins or cellulite. Be creative and do not be afraid to experiment. It is Valentine’s anyway and you have the license to be a little kinky.

Utilize The Magic Of Accessories

As mentioned earlier, you need to emphasize your great qualities and conceal your problem areas. You can do this by accessorizing. Know what your mate’s fantasies are and try to recreate them for him, even for just a day. If he wants you to be a nurse, then try looking for a revealing nurse costume. Some lace, feathers and even fishnet stockings can really turn him on even if he had a lot to do in the office.

Have A Makeover

If the last time you went to the salon to have a cut, facial and makeup was during your wedding day, then you badly need some updating, fashion-wise. Even if it is hard to juggle family and career, you should not make excuses about forgetting how you look and not taking good care of yourself.

Since you are going to let the salon stylist have his or her way with your appearance, you better be sure that you are in the best beauty salon in your area. Ask your friends and colleagues for some recommendations. If you are a bit afraid of going to your makeover alone, you can probably ask some of your friends to come along. Better yet, make it a group effort; it is so much fun to have a group makeover.

Dress Up

If you are wishing for a night of endless pleasure and passion, do not meet your man in frumpy granny-looking clothing. Try surprising your hubby with sensational and jaw-dropping ensemble.

Start with gorgeous underwear. Even if you are a bit heavy, wearing sexy but form-fitting lingerie could really boost your confidence about your looks. Next, carefully choose a flattering dress, skirt, blouse or trouser. You really do not have to wear skimpy clothing to get his attention. Just make sure to show off some skin and let his imagination do the rest. Lastly, pay attention to your footwear because it can make or break your whole appearance. Sexy strappy sandals or stilettos are perfect for a Valentine night out.

Prep Your Skin

Aside from being visually attractive, you should also pay attention to your hubby’s sense of smell and touch. Be sure to wear a perfume that he likes. Furthermore, do not forget to moisturize your skin with body lotions so that your skin is soft and smooth when he touches you. If you have problematic areas, such as cellulite and skin dimples, you should find a specialized cream or gel that helps minimize or reduce fatty appearance; you don’t want to ruin your night with orange-peel skin. One product that can help erase your cellulite problem is Celrase. Learn more about it by clicking on http://www.celrase.com/.



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Kevin B. Murphy, Franchise Attorney, MBA - Mr. Franchise asked:


This guiding principle, coupled with the business aspects of selling a franchise vs. a license (discussed below) will answer most franchise vs. license questions.

BACKGROUND OF FRANCHISE & BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY LAWS

Why does regulation exist? The government, due to documented past abuses where tens of thousands of individuals lost all of their net worth by investing in nonexistent or worthless business endeavors, has devised two principal consumer protection mechanisms:

(1) franchise disclosure-registration laws; and

(2) business opportunity laws.

It doesn’t matter what terms are used by the parties in contracts or other documents to describe their relationship. For example, the contract may call the relationship a license, a distributorship, a joint venture, independent contractors, etc., or the parties may form a limited partnership or a corporation. This is entirely irrelevant in the eyes of governmental regulators, in particular the Enforcement Division of Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Their focus is not on semantics, but on whether a small number elements are present or not. Today the industry is subject to a complex web of regulations that differ from the Federal level to the state level and differ widely from state to state.

Firms or individuals that say calling it a “license” dispenses with legal regulations are delusional and wrong for at least three reasons:

(1) common sense - if it was really that easy, everyone would have done it that way;

(2) if the relationship is not regulated under franchise law, business opportunity laws (discussed below) will apply, and complying with these will be a lot more expensive than going the franchise route; and

(3) any analysis must include federal as well as applicable state laws.

This all reminds me of some financial planners who still advise clients filing U.S. income tax returns is not required under their interpretation of the U.S. Constitution. It just doesn’t work that way. This is not to say licensing isn’t a viable option in foreign (out of U.S.) transactions, in situations where U.S. laws don’t apply - but these are a very small minority. Most transactions and contracts cover U.S. activities and residents, so the franchise vs. license question is an easy one to answer.

The list of required elements is quite short, and although certain franchise exemptions and exclusions are available, the franchise statutory framework was designed to pigeonhole these relationships, when certain defining elements are present, into either a franchise or business opportunity box. Normal license agreements contain certain “control” provisions (right to audit, require reports, mandate suppliers, etc.) and the presence of ANY control or assistance provision (operations manual, training, site or other assistance) is enough to satisfy the Rule. In fact, the title of the FTC Rule says it all: “Disclosure Requirements & Prohibitions Concerning Franchising and Business Opportunity Ventures.” So, the focus must be on which box is better to use, not on how to avoid using either box.

THE FRANCHISE BOX - REGULATION BY THE FEDS

Let’s consider the franchise box. Under FTC regulations that became effective in 1979 a thick document (now called a Franchise Disclosure Document) must be prepared and given to prospective buyers for a minimum of 14 calendar days before any money is paid or contracts are signed. This document now contains 23 items or chapters of information, as well as current financial statements and a copy of the actual contracts used.

It is designed to give prospective buyers enough pre-sale information about the company, its financial condition, the proposed contract, investment requirements, trademark rights, etc., so informed decisions can be made before long-term contracts are signed. For companies that attempt to disregard federal law, the FTC Act authorizes the Commission to recover civil penalties of up to $10,000 for each violation of its Rule, plus injunctive relief, consumer redress (obtaining complete refunds, canceling contracts), etc. Because each sale can involve multiple violations of various regulatory provisions, these fines can be substantial and far outweighs the cost of doing it right the first time.

Selling “disguised” franchises (an illegal franchise) as “licenses” can be the most expensive mistake a company ever makes. One need only consult the franchise registration filings of various states to see the significant number of companies that fall into this trap. They started out selling “licenses,” operating under misguided advice, in a vain attempt to save money. Then, they either get sued for selling an unregistered or illegal franchise. Or, the finally get competent legal advice that what they’ve really sold are illegal franchises, even though they were called a “license.” The governmental agencies require them to offer full rescission rights (cancel the license, refund all money that’s changed hands) to all persons they’ve sold “licenses” to. Defenses that “we didn’t sell a franchise - we just sold a license” are unavailing. In the end, they pay a lot more to have it done the way it should have from the very beginning. Not a pretty picture.

STATE REGULATION OF FRANCHISING

Because regulation of franchising is at the federal and state level, the effect of state regulation must also be considered. The FTC Rule sets minimum standards and applies in all states, unless a particular state sets higher standards, and then that state’s law applies. In 1971, eight years before the FTC Rule went into effect, the State of California was the first to enact a franchise disclosure-registration law where a franchise registration process is required before franchises can be offered (i.e. advertised) or sold. The California Franchise Investment Law was in response to a wave of consumer franchise complaints. Other states soon followed California’s lead, leading to a situation where franchise companies had to follow different rules in each franchise registration state.

To alleviate these difficulties and achieve a uniform format, a group of Securities Commissioners from various states adopted a Uniform Franchise Regulation, effective in 1977, known as the Uniform Franchise Offering Circular (UFOC) format. All states requiring franchise registration followed the UFOC format, a thick document also containing 23 chapters of information. None of these states accepted what was then known as the FTC’s Basic Disclosure Document. To ease the obvious predicament created by UFOC vs. FTC format, the FTC allowed companies to use the UFOC format as an alternate to its Basic Disclosure Document. In 2007, the FTC adopted its own version of the UFOC format, known as the Franchise Disclosure Document or FDD. That format will be THE required format beginning July 1, 2008.

FRANCHISE BOX SUMMARY

Bottom line on the franchise box: By preparing a single franchise disclosure document (at a cost of about $30,000), a company satisfies the federal requirement and is positioned to offer and sell franchises throughout the United States. Although certain state-specific information and disclosures may be required in the minority of states having a franchise registration-review process, this can normally be accomplished in a couple of extra hours per state.

THE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY BOX

Now, let’s consider the business opportunity box. At the state level, there are approximately 24 states that regulate and register business opportunities. Unlike the franchise box, there is no such thing as a uniform business opportunity disclosure format. Business opportunity rules and registration requirements differ in each business opportunity state. Many of these states also have a “cooling off” period, usually a couple days after the sale where buyers can change their mind for any reason and receive a full refund.

For a company that’s going the business opportunity route two different documents may need to be prepared and provided: the FTC’s Basic Disclosure Document (if the business opportunity fits the FTC’s definition of a business opportunity) and a state’s more abbreviated business opportunity disclosure document. Also, different timelines may need to be observed: the FTC’s 14 calendar days before, and a business opportunity state’s cooling off period after.

Bottom line on the business opportunity box - if you’re an attorney with a business opportunity or “licensing” client, get ready for hundreds of billable hours, you’ve just landed a big one. But, if you’re the business paying the legal bills, it’s going to be a lot less money to go the franchise route. Prepare a single, Franchise Disclosure Document, register in a state or two as expansion efforts begin, and you’re essentially done.

There are also other factors to consider in the franchise vs. business opportunity analysis, including liability issues (definitely a greater risk in the franchise arena) but these are beyond the scope of this article, which is not intended to offer legal advice. Companies should consult with competent, informed legal counsel about the specifics of their particular situation before making any decision.

THE BUSINESS ASPECTS OF FRANCHISING VS. LICENSING AND BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

The business aspects of the franchise vs. license and business opportunity options are relatively straightforward. It all boils down to image from a marketing standpoint. From a credibility standpoint, does your company want to stand toe to toe with the likes of McDonalds, Radio Shack, H & R Block and other franchised household names? These are the mental images formed in the mind when an average consumer hears the word franchise, along with familiar, highly advertised slogans like “being in business for yourself, but not by yourself,” “complete training,” “support where and when you need it,” etc.

This, coupled with the complete package of training, start up and ongoing support services offered by franchise companies, makes a franchise a more attractive commodity in the eyes of the prospective buyer and an easier sale. The same applies to firms that sold “licenses” then switched to selling “franchises.” These companies say they attracted considerable interest and far more inquiries when offering “franchises” compared to “licenses.” So, even from a business standpoint, the franchise vs. license question is easy to answer. In addition, and as discussed above, a “license” is almost always a franchise in disguise, a ticking bomb creating significant legal issues if the FTC Rule (and corresponding state franchise registration laws) are not followed.

Business opportunity, on the other hand, suffers from definite image problems that translate into difficult marketing issues. If you ever need proof of this, just attend any business opportunity show. You’ll see a host of fly-by-night opportunities such as worm breeding in backyards, exotic plants raised in glass bowls, condom vending machines (not a bad idea these days) and the like all promoted by fast-talking, high pressure salespersons. Does your company really want to be associated with these companies and the reputation they project? Poor image, coupled with the fact that business opportunity ventures typically provide little training and no ongoing support, make them a much more difficult sale to prospective buyers. In a business opportunity, the buyer is just thrown a ball, and it’s entirely up to them how to run with it.

For more information, visit the Franchise Foundatiions website

© 1990-2008, Kevin B. Murphy, B.S., M.B.A., J.D. - all rights reserved.

 



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My husband had a surgery done a couple of years ago. He has scar tissue along his jaw line that needs to be removed. My question is does he see a dermotoligist, plastic surgeon or what? There are so many different doctors out there so maybe you ghuys could help me out.

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