How to Prevent Hair from Breaking, Falling out or Burning Off: Beautystat.com Reviews the Best and Safest Curling Irons That Won't Damage Hair: Coolway Flat Iron

New York, New York (PRWEB) March 12, 2013

Beauty consumers beware. Flat irons and curling irons can damage hair and cause it to break and fall out if not used carefully. Nothing exemplifies this more than the viral YouTube video of the girl who was demonstrating a new hairstyle when suddenly her hair literally burned off.

BeautyStat.com -- the leading online beauty community for skincare reviews and makeup reviews reports on simple ways consumers can prevent this type of damage.

BeautyStats cosmetic chemist and founder, Ron Robinson, notes that overuse of heat styling tools especially curling irons can cause a lot of damage to the hair. The heat can permanently break the hair bonds which can cause it to literally burn and break off.

There are many heat styling tools on the market today but one of the best curling irons to prevent this type of damage is the Coolway Flat Iron Hair Styler.

The Coolway Styler automatically adjusts its heat setting to the personal moisture levels in ones hair, never going over 299 degrees -- any degree level over that burns and damages the hair follicles. Coolways clinical tests prove that the styler increases hair strength by 300%, reduces hair breakage by 75% and frizz by 50%. This styler not only delivers impressive styling results, but improves the health and overall look of hair every time the Coolway Auto Sense Styler is used. Safe and non-toxic, the Coolway Auto Sense Styler works on all hair types including on bleached, relaxed and hair extensions.

Use promo code: beautystat12 - when checking out of http://www.CoolWayHair.com to receive 10% off your purchase.

BeautyStat.com (a NYC tech startup) is an online beauty community - consisting of beauty product reviews - and social marketing agency for the beauty industry. It has been featured in Womens Wear Daily, New York Times, Forbes Magazine, NBC and CBS News. The strength of BeautyStat.com is its captive, engaged and influential 100,000+ community, 190+ blogger network and 40 million social network reach. BeautyStat.com works with beauty brands, retailers and PR agencies to connect them to the BeautyStat community for online PR events, advertising and rich consumer insights.

BeautyStat.com was founded by beauty entrepreneur Ron Robinson. Ron is a veteran cosmetic chemist who has worked for such leading beauty companies as The Est

Flat Iron Retailer NewVo Beauty Shares Four Ways to Rescue Hair from Heated Styling Tools

Bohemia, NY (PRWEB) May 22, 2013

On May 22, online beauty supply store NewVo Beauty shares four ways to protect hair from styling tools following an article detailing the proper products to use to promote healthy hair.

According to an article by The Bellingham Herald, blow dryers and flat irons are commonly used items that can have harmful effects on hair if not properly used. When using a heated tool, the proteins in an individuals hair are heated to the point where they are destroyed. This can leave hair frizzy instead of smooth.

The article offers 4 tips to help protect strands of hair when using a hot styling tool:

Marble Media LLCs Nutrition-Centric Blog EatingRightToday.com Discusses the Importance of Iron in Endurance Training and Workout Regimens

Fort Lee, New Jersey (PRWEB) April 15, 2013

The latest blog from EatingRightToday.com titled Plenty of Iron in Your Diet, guest blogger Paisley Livingston discusses the worlds most common nutritional disorder iron deficiency and the importance of iron in the diets of endurance training athletes. Despite the fact that iron is one of the most abundant metals on earth, many humans are operating with an iron deficiency.

According to Livingston, the function of iron in the athletes body is no different than its function in all humans iron converts blood sugar to energy. Athletes in particular rely on metabolic energy to sustain them through a training session or workout, making adequate iron stores a critical element to their success. Iron is necessary to producing red blood cells, and it helps oxygen travel to every cell in the body while escorting carbon dioxide out. Iron is also essential to the health of the bodys immune system.

The body sheds iron through sweating, urination and bleeding. Replenishing iron through dietary sources is the ideal way to maintain adequate iron levels. Foods rich in iron include red meats, dark leafy green vegetables like romaine lettuce, spinach and collard greens, dried fruits, soybeans, lentils and kidney beans. Additional sources of dietary iron include egg yolks, mullosks and liver, so it isnt all that difficult to include iron in a daily diet, Livingston says.

Iron supplements are not a substitute for dietary iron, Livingston says. In fact, unless a physician prescribes iron supplements, they are not a good substitute for eating iron-rich foods.

You need a legitimate medical reason to take iron supplements, since there is no evidence of their benefit if you are not iron deficient, Livingston says. In fact, unless a person tests positive for iron deficiency, iron supplements can actually carry more risks than benefits.

Athletes in particular should be hyper vigilant when it comes to eating iron-rich foods. Iron depletion symptoms can include loss of endurance, chronic fatigue, high exercise heart rate, low power, frequent injury, recurring illness, loss of interest in exercise and irritability. Additional symptoms can include decreased appetite and increased incidence and duration of colds and infections. The only sure diagnosis for an iron deficiency is attainable through a blood test. Anyone experiencing symptoms of iron deficiency should ask their physician for a blood test.

For more information, visit the EatingRightToday.com website or email info(at)EatingRightToday(dot)com.

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