Psychology: your hairstyle, hair condition and first impressions

Clinical psychologist Evgeniya Bereza on the beauty of hair and the psychology of first impressions
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Evgeniya Bereza, Clinical psychologist, psychosomatics specialist

It's a well-known fact that when meeting a new person, we perceive the whole look. Hardly someone will be able to describe in detail the appearance of the people they meet. 

Commonly everyone pays attention to details in other people's appearance that are important for him. For example, a person who is currently puzzled by teeth whitening will pay attention to the smile of his counterpart and evaluate it from his subjective position. Somebody who suffers from excess weight will subconsciously "weigh" everyone passing by and compare with himself in his head. 
Each of us is an individual who perceives the world through his angles, prisms, pains, fears, joy, and expectation. But some matters always stand out, without exception, creating the first visual image. So what does it involve? It is the way a person looks, his gait, the color scheme of clothes which he chooses, and, of course, the state of his hair.
You cannot even imagine how much your hairstyle and hair condition can say about you! People with well-groomed clean thick hair will always outperform those with hair that leaves lots to be desired. 
Imagine meeting a person with dull, sparse, and greasy hair at the roots. What would you think of him right away? Perhaps, that he might be untidy, absent-minded, maybe distracted, and unpunctual. Moreover, you might sum up that he did not even wash his hair before the meeting! At once, the impression of his inner qualities, business and personal as well is spoilt. He may not be to blame for producing such an effect on you. Maybe he did wash his thin, prone to falling out, oily hair the morning the meeting took place. By the way, he may have outstanding business qualities, but you have already made your erroneous judgment. 
Therefore, you should always keep in mind, that it is impossible to reproduce the first impression. That's how a person is built: we judge others by accepting information through concurrent visual perception, as a Russian Classic A.P.Chekhov said "Everything should be first-rate in a person, his face, clothes, soul, and thoughts".
The psychosomatic aspect of hair loss is a separate profound topic. If you are interested, I will write an article about how our childish desire for approval and praise can lead to early alopecia and sparse thinning hair. 

Whereas you are pondering all of the mentioned above, I strongly advise you not to sit back but to help your hair look decent, healthy, and shiny. Help it stop falling out, start growing and make a good impression on others with the help of the Swiss Valdoré Complex for hair care and restoration.
Clinical psychologist Evgeniya Bereza on the beauty of hair and the psychology of first impressions
Clinical psychologist Evgeniya Bereza on the beauty of hair and the psychology of first impressions
Clinical psychologist Evgeniya Bereza on the beauty of hair and the psychology of first impressions
Clinical psychologist Evgeniya Bereza on the beauty of hair and the psychology of first impressions
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