Sweat in hair? (easy 10 points)?

Question

I workout everyday for 30 minutes and sometimes sweat, but I don't wash my hair everyday, I wash it every 2 days, and the last time I washed my hair was Saturday night, and it is Sunday night now, and then I'll wash it again on Monday night, well I got alot of sweat in my hair from working out tonight, but I'm not washing it because washing it everyday takes out the essential oils in your hair, but I was wondering since I have sweat in my hair, is it going to slow down my hair growth?

10 pts for the one who answers

Answer 1

no

Answer 2

Its not going to slow down your hair growth (just as an aside, did you know that the fastest hair growth on the male body is the beard?). But working out and not washing your hair can lead to some funky odors...or so my girlfriend says.

Answer 3

Use a tub cap and in case you do not have one, wrap your hair in a city then use a plastic grocery bag over the towel for double protection. Then once you get out of the bathe, be advantageous each and every little thing (back, neck, face) are all dry so it would not make your hair that touches those areas, frizzy or curly. you could could desire to do a minor touch up with the hair around your face yet that should in simple terms take a minute or 2.

Answer 4

I dont think it will clog your pores,perhaps you should eat things that make your hair healthier?
instead of skipping the shower after workouts.


Sunday, March 04, 2007


Magic Foods For Luscious Locks
Author: Karen Marie Shelton
Date: 9/3/2001, 11/20/2001, 10/16/2005

Introduction
Since earliest primitive times people have connected the sheen of their animal’s coats with good dietary practices and health. Changes in an animal’s hair or fur almost always signaled nutritional deficiencies or disease.

Ditto with humans. Our hair is the external manifestation of how and what we eat. External hair beauty is a direct reflection of internal health.

Popping daily hair vitamins and minerals is a wonderful way to strengthen and enhance growing hair follicles. Unfortunately vitamin supplements may not be enough. It’s essential to get proper nutrients directly from the foods that we eat.

Hair Is 98 Percent Protein
Nutritionists advise healthy hair seekers to eat well-balanced diets that incorporate healthy proteins along with foods high in vitamin B, C, E, A and K.

Hair instantly responds to the addition of protein rich foods such as meats, eggs, cheese, seeds and nuts. Fish packs a double punch of protein combined with health building essential fatty acids and natural oils. Start each morning with a protein powder drink for instant protein gratification to jump start straggly stands.

Vitamin B
Scientific studies have shown B vitamin deficiencies in the diet can lead to hair problems ranging from mild to severe. Add B vitamin supplements to your daily supplement plan in addition to incorporating B complex food choices.

Jumpstart hair health by chowing down on green vegetables, beans, sunflower seeds, nuts and peas. These foods are all high in the B complex family which includes thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, niacinamide, pyridoxine, and pantothenic acid, cobalmin, folic acid, biotin, choline, inositol and para-aminobenxoic acid.

Although less popular, raw wheat germ, brewers yeast, kelp and desiccated liver are fabulous hair foods that offer a great source of rich vitamin B.

Answer 5

Sweating deifinitely does not slow down your hair growth, atleast just barely. it would be a lot better if you just got a trim every six to eight weeks if you are worried about sweating slowing down your hair growth.

Answer 6

it will not slow down growth, but it will make your hair gross. after a while, you will start to notice white specks in it, a sure sign of greasy hair. and it ACTUALLY is best if you wash it every OTHER day, not every 2 days, because it will not strip your hair of essentials, and also keep it squeaky clean!

Answer 7

no it won't slow down hair growth but sure will stink if you don't wash it after a good work out,hope ya don't have a girlfriend,that is totally nasty to work out and not wash your hair....eeeeewwwwwww

Answer 8

This is the same technique I have taught over 138,000 men and women in 157 countries to successfully treat their excessive sweating condition over the past 7 years!

Remember: Watch the whole video, as the ending will pleasantly surprise you�

Answer 9

No, it won't slow the growth down , but it won;t hurt to wash it every day as long as you use a gentle shampoo such as "Johnson's Baby" shampoo!!

Answer 10

no it won't slow down your hair growth if you keep it trimmed every 4 to 6 weeks then your hair will be fine

Answer 11

No it will speed up your hair growth. Massage the natural oils into your head