Minggu, 20 April 2014

The Many Ways To Find The Belgravia Centre


These days, keeping in touch is easy. Facebook, YouTube, Twitter – all are innovative and fun ways of staying in touch with your friends, and sharing the things you care about with them. A great many brands and companies now have a presence on these sites, hoping to capture some of the enthusiasm their customers and clients have for the goods and services they invest in.

So Where Can You Find Us?
The Belgravia Centre is no exception. In addition to our official website and the blog you are currently reading, we also have accounts on a number of other social networking sites, so you can get the latest updates on what we’re up to, access some free advice, and even share your own opinions about what we do.

YouTube
We’ve put a bundle of videos on YouTube, covering everything from clients hair treatment diaries to films about certain aspects of our treatment plans like the medication minoxidil. There are also a couple of introductory videos, which explain the basics of what to expect when you come to our central London treatment centre.

Twitter
On Twitter we chat about the latest developments in hair loss treatment, post links to interesting stories and answer peoples questions. Its a great way to stay in touch with clients and those passionate about treating hair loss.

Facebook
We use Facebook to upload photographic evidence of just what can be achieved with us, and to allow grateful patients to share their own experiences of how the wide range of treatments we offer has helped them.

Here are a couple of the comments that people have left on our profile in recent weeks:
   
“It really works. I nearly lost all my hair last year due to blood poisoning (sepsis). I tried everything in the world to stop my hair fall nothing worked. My GP was very unhelpful. I was depressed and embarrassed. A friend told me about Belgravia. My first reaction was does it really work because my hair needed urgent attention. I called the clinic, they were very helpful. Now a year on I have amazing results. Thanks Belgravia. I can recommend it to anyone. Good Results”
- Re Ka.

“After 3 months I saw the difference and was very pleased. The new hairs are growing quickly. Great improvement. Thank you!!!”
- Wai Loong Wong.

Blog
We also post many success stories on our regularly updated website blog. From the latest celebrity hair transplant to new clinical research, our hair loss success stories and photos, myth busting, and useful hair maintenance tips, we provide a unique resource of all things hair loss.

The Next Step
If you have any questions before you contact us, feel free to browse the full range of information sources we have made available to help you understand the causes, symptoms and solutions to hair loss, so you can make the most of the expert advice and treatment we offer. While you’re exploring, why not like us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, or comment on one of our YouTube videos?

We love chatting to current and prospective clients online (or just anyone who cares about treating hair loss effectively!) However, if you want to come in for a free consultation please contact us via our website, or call us on 0800 077 6666. If you can’t make it into the clinic, you can fill in our online diagnostic form for home-use treatment that we can post worldwide.

My Recommendations Part 3 Sunblock Toothpaste Hand Sanitizer

Sunblock

Ive been doing a lot of birding lately, and most of the time while Im outdoors I just wear my wide-brimmed hat.  But there are some times when I just need some sunblock.  On hot summer days, sometimes I dont feel like wearing long sleeves, so I need something for my shoulders and arms.  My top recommendation for sunblock is Badger.  Hands down.  This summer I bought a tube of Badger SPF 34 Lightly Scented.  One tube easily got me through the entire summer of outdoor activities. There are other brands around, however, Badger is my top pick because I know they have a sophisticated lab that can support the creation of a reliable product thats legally considered a "drug."  With sunscreens and zinc oxide, it can actually be quite difficult to get the zinc oxide distributed evenly throughout your emulsion. Plus, I know that it has gone through all of the proper testings  SPF-wise, preservative-wise, etc.  Its also pretty widely distributed and you can find it at most Whole Foods stores.  Theres another brand thats top-rated with EWG, however it contains water and doesnt have an apparent preservative.  There have also been reports of it not giving reliable coverage.  (Likely due to the uneven distribution of the zinc oxide.) EWG doesnt take that in to account with their safety ratings.  So, that is why Badger is my one and only pick for this category. You can ask me "what about _______?" but my answer will be "Badger is better."

Toothpaste
Earthpaste Natural ToothpasteFirst and foremost, we are still developing our toothpaste.  There are a lot of different factors that have slowed this project up, which I wont get in to here. (Too long!)  However, in the meantime, we found a great product thats also local to us.  Its made by the people who make Real Salt.  Its called Earthpaste.  Its not organic, but has really simple ingredients and actually tastes good too!  No SLS, no glycerin, no artificial flavors or colors.  

You can find it on our website here!


Hand Sanitizer
I recommend only using alcohol-based hand sanitizers.  Alcohol is the only ingredient that has a long track record of effectiveness, but also doesnt cause bacterial resistance (aka, superbugs).  I use Whole Foods 365 or EO brand, both of which I pick up at Whole Foods.  If you need something for your young kids, and dont want to give them alcohol-based sanitizers they could inadvertently drink, my recommendation is an alcohol-based sanitizing wipe, like these.