Wondering how to keep your hair vigorous and glossy even with increasing age?

British professionals have sugges some easy methods, which can help reverse the harm.

Zoe Irwin, Wellaflex Silvikrin style director, "Hair feels rougher and drier as we age because it lacks moisture in the hair shaft. Over styling and exposure to the elements also contribute to the hair shaft rising, which makes it feel rougher and appear less shiny."

Zoe suggests when styling your hair make use of products, which function as curatives. Leave-in conditioners, milks and masks all combat waterlessness.

Celebrity hairstylist Andrew Barton suggests adding up soyas, nuts and coconut to the diet to dispose of the aridness. Andrew said, "It can take up to three months but the results will be dramatic."

Harriet Cudjoe, owner of London salon Afrotherapy says as females turn older pigment cells in follicles steadily die.

John Carne, Schwarzkopf Professional Ambassador says, on an average, humans lose 100 hairs on a daily basis.

Hairstyle expert Phil Smith suggests drying hair with head upside down, which will give maximum root lift. This will create added volume and fullness.

Specialists also say that as individuals turn old they have to reevaluate their appearance.

"Don't get stuck in a time warp. Like your make-up and clothes, what suited you in your twenties isn't likely to look good in your forties," Smith said. (With Inputs from Agencies)