I copied this from the ingredients at their site. (DHT Block proprietary blend (saw aplmetto berries, beta sitosterol, pumpkin seed extract, quercetin) They mispelled palmetto, but anyway, saw palmetto is used to treat enlarged prostrate and at another site I read that it "may" help with hair loss. I'm skeptical. I'm trying B vitamins. Biotin seems to be helping my nails so today I decided to start the B complex and see if helps my hair.

Does your hairdresser have you sit under a dryer to heat your hair and make the color develop faster? That heat has caused my hair to frizz and break off, so now I just wait at room temperature until I'm "done." Does your hairdresser keep checking your hair every couple of minutes to make sure it's not overprocessing? Natural Instincts is a home product that works reasonably well to temporarily cover grey, is not harsh and comes with a good deep conditioner. BTW, biotin has made my hair (and nails) grow faster, but it hasn't given me more hair. My thyroid hormone was found to be low, which is a common problem, and the replacement hormone I take now has given me a bit more hair -- might be worth checking.

I was a beautician & any perm should easily last 3 mos so she is getting the perms way too often. I have friends that get perms & they last about 3 months so 6 weeks is taking advantage of a client(patron-your wife) Hair should not be washed for 3 days after a perm or you relax the curl & it will get straight too soon. Most older folks heads sweat at times if they get overheated, wear heavy crocheted or woolen caps on their heads(or wigs) & the head can get very smelly- I call it old people smell. I know some people get used to it on their spouse or on themselves & no longer notice it or could be their sense of smell is terribly diminished. I was called to hospital or nursing home in the past as you have to be licensed to cut hair & wash it in CA. Some hair smelled really bad, relatives never mentioned that, probably to be polite to their relative or they had gotten used to it. I think caregivers appreciate taking care of folks with clean hair(& showered) I received many compliments about how good my dad smelled & what a pleasure it was to care for him. Also a clean head has another advantage as not nearly as likely to get infection from scratching their head & breaking open the fragile skin. A clean head just makes a person more comfortable & even if your wife can't express it I'm sure she would not want to smell around her friends. You are a wonderful hubby to care about her & take this step. About hair length if she usually wore it fairly short about to the neck or inch below then that is probably what she would prefer. 3 to 5 inch long hair is easier to keep looking nice & with a perm & weekly washing all she should need is just a comb or brush threw it to look presentable. If you don't remember how long she wore it few years ago Just look at pics of her.

For staging purposes, you want to show how convenient it is and play up the nice access. It's not a space to linger in, though. Of course, everything you have out there now will be gone, except the toys the kids use outside a lot. The bookcase where it is, is gee at. Add baskets or pretty boxes/bins and it's great covered storage. (I've picked up old wicker suitcase-style picnic baskets from rummage sales to hold outdoor entertaining stuff on my enclosed back porch.) For staging, maybe top it with an acrylic pitcher and tea glasses on a tray. Is there an outlet there? A smallish lamp on top would be nice. A wire bin for yard toys like balls and frisbees on the other side of the backyard door. Then along the wall that faces the front of the house, is that drywalled? Mount a row of hooks on both sides of the window, and a bench below. Definitely a cute flat rug or runner. (Maybe not a Bud Light mat lol!)