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  21. ADMIN
    You got your job and are moving to maybe a new city, a new apartment, ready to take it on. Excited to decorate and set the place your way, you’ve decided to be done with all the shopping in one weekend. 

    Choosing a new mattress is no easy task, right? It’s a tedious process of selecting a new bed that will serve you well for many years to come.
    If your current bed is over eight years old, I’d consider replacing it no matter what. 
    Luckily, we have listed down 5 things you working men out there need to keep in mind when picking out your perfect mattress. Check them out!
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    Bottom LineChoosing a mattress is hands down the biggest challenge. These 5 criteria: the size of the bed, thickness, life span, adjustability of the mattress and your sleeping positions will help you determine your needs, and in selecting the right bed.
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    There are so many misconceptions related to hair that are floating around like it's no big deal. 
    From the frequency of getting your hair trimmed to the number of times one should shampoo their hair, there has been a lot of misinformation that makes it even more difficult to manage one's mane.
    If you continue to follow these misconceptions, it can cause some serious damage to your hair follicles. To stop this vicious cycle, here's a guide to help you debunk some common hair-related myths:
    1. Hair Gel Can Cause Hair Loss © iStock
    There is no link between using hair gel and hair loss. Yes, when you use a gel, it can dry out your hair and could make it look thinner but that in no way means it can lead to hair loss. 

    Some heavy stylers, on the other hand, for example, straightening or using a blow dryer often, can make your hair brittle but using a gel is definitely not the cause of hair loss.
    2. Men Don't Need Conditioner © iStock
    Go to any hair expert and one thing they would certainly ask you to use would be a hair conditioner. 

    While shampooing your hair is a great idea, nourishing your hair with the help of the conditioner can make it softer and also moisturise the hair follicles. 
    Conditioners are usually used to minimise any hair damage and are definitely a great investment for your hair.
    3. Stress Turn Hair Grey © iStock
    Let's address this once and for all - greyness is the result of your hair losing its capacity to produce colour, due to which men start seeing grey hair. 

    Stress doesn't factor in here at all. There's no science to support this statement. Stress can lead to hair fall but it can't change or turn the colour of your hair.
    4. You Can Fix Split Ends © iStock
    Split ends cannot be repaired magically. If you constantly use hot tools or heavy stylers, the protective layer of the hair strips away. 

    You can slow down the process by using hair oil, before your shower sesh and then try using a leave-in conditioner. The best way to get rid of split ends is to trim the tips of your hair to have a healthy growth cycle.
    5. Dry Shampoo Is Good Too © iStock
    Dry shampoo helps absorb oil and gives a drier appearance. People use dry shampoo as a substitute for normal shampoo as washing hair can take time. 

    While dry shampoo is a great thing sometimes, but using it all the time can accumulate dirt and grime. In the end, nothing is better than your traditional hair wash.
    6. Shampoos Don't Work After A While © iStock
    This stems from the concept that your hair gets 'used to the product' whereas the reality is that switching shampoos can actually make things worse. 

    The pH balance will wear off and cause issues like dry scalp as well as hair breakage, due to lack of moisture in your hair.
    In some cases, if you have coloured hair or used styling tools, then you can opt for hydrating shampoos.
    7. Flaky Scalp Means Dandruff © iStock
    Have a flaky scalp? We often end up assuming and self-diagnosing ourselves. 

    When your scalp becomes flaky, it shows the need for exfoliation and moisture. In such cases, you can make DIY masks at home, by mixing your hair conditioner with brown sugar and exfoliate your scalp. 
    This will bring down the itchiness and work as a massager for your hair.

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