How Stress Impacts Hair Growth and Skin Quality

In the United Kingdom life can be really tough. We do not often discuss how stress affects our beauty. The stress we experience has an impact, on our beauty and this is something that stress does to our beauty.

The truth is, your hair and skin are really connected to your system. They are not things that cover your body they are like living things that feel what is going on inside you. Your hair and skin react to the things your brain does. With the treatments at Salima Salon, you ca revive the hair and skin health.

The Chemistry of Chaos:

So you want to know how stress affects the way you look. Well, to do that you have to get to know Cortisol. Our adrenal glands make cortisol when we need to react. A lot of people are really stressed out all the time.

The Nutrient Hijack:

When you have a lot of cortisol in your body, it goes into survival mode. It thinks your hair and skin are not as important. At Salima Salon we call this the "Nutrient Hijack". The Nutrient Hijack is the reason why people who are stressed often look tired and dull.

The Stress Face:

Your skin is usually the place where you see stress. This is because the skin and the brain come from the layer of cells when you are growing inside your mother. So the skin and the brain are connected for your life. The skin and the brain are, like two things that are linked together. When you are stressed your skin is often the thing that shows it.

The Acne Connection:

You are probably not the person who uses concealer before a big presentation. A lot of people get stress-induced acne. This happens because when you are stressed, your body makes cortisol. The cortisol tells your skin to make oil. When you have stress-induced acne, you get painful breakouts that are hard to get rid of.

The Premature Aging Trap:

Stress really makes you old. When you are stressed, it starts something called glycation. This is when sugar gets stuck to the fibres in your skin, like collagen and elastin. You lose that nice firmness that makes you look young. It makes you look old.

The Dryness Paradox:

Stress does things to people's skin. For some people, stress makes their skin really oily. For other people, stress makes their skin incredibly dry. This is why stress can make your skin feel so bad.

Conclusion:

Your hair and skin are like a warning sign for your health. They let you know when you are working too much. If you do not pay attention to these signs, you are not just going to let your beauty fade away. At Salima Salon, we do beauty treatments that help people feel better. Contact us now to schedule your appointment.