Going through hair loss and thinning is a tough experience. However, you are not alone in this journey! Hundreds of women around the world go through hair loss caused by a variety of factors, from genetic predisposition to stress and vitamin deficiency. We have invited trichologists and hair experts to shed more light on how to prevent and stop hair thinning, as well as women who have had the courage to challenge the taboo and started blogging on how they manage their hair loss. We do hope that these articles will help you understand and deal with alopecia with maximum effectiveness and self-love.
My thinning hair has been a continuous challenge for me ever since I started styling my hair myself in my early teen years. I have learned a thing or two when it comes to various ways to manage very thin, stringy, and even sparse thinning tresses! Keep reading if you have similar problems and want to find the best thinning hair solutions!
Has your hairline begun to recede? Or, perhaps, you have even spotted balding at the front of your hair? Thinning edges is a common issue for natural hair. The good news is that is it reversible. This guide will explain why thinning edges happen and what are the natural ways to combat thinning and grow thick hairline back.
Let’s face it — If you’re a woman, you’re eventually going to experience the dreaded “menopause.” Hot flashes, mood swings, insomnia, weight gain. And, if that isn’t enough, millions of women experience hair loss during menopause. Most doctors declare menopause as an “estrogen-deficient” time, where a woman’s estrogen level drops by 90%, so there may be even more hair loss after you’ve completed menopause.
We all want to feel healthy and happy, especially in today’s world where we are surrounded by uncertainty and change. If you’re like me and many other women who have experienced unexpected hair loss, it can increase your anxiety. There is good news, however. There are many reasons why you may be experiencing sudden hair loss, most of which are temporary and reversible. Here are 12 of the most common causes of hair loss in women.
Say it with me. Trick-oh-till-oh-may-nee-uh. Trichotillomania. If you are living with trich, I wrote this guide with you in mind. I want you to walk away with a better understanding of this particular hair-loss disorder. I will share five tips on living with trich that have helped me in my own life. These are things you could easily pass on to your friends who may be experiencing hair loss, themselves.
Vitamins deficiency is one of the main causes of hair loss in women. Despite the wide availability of hair products enriched with vitamins and minerals for hair, true health of your locks starts from within. Thus, if you have noticed that your hair is falling out beyond its norm, it is time to analyze what vitamins you are lacking to optimize your nutrition or select supplements for hair growth.
If you experience female pattern baldness, grabbing a thickening shampoo or doing a few homemade masks won't make much change. However, it is not a reason to get frustrated by the lack of means to regrow hair naturally. The goal can be attained! All it takes is to investigate the root causes of your hair loss and take up the right approach to fighting it. Let us introduce you to all the options.
Switching to a purely vegan diet is nothing short of an accomplishment. It takes hard work, a lot of willpower, and extensive knowledge and research. A vegan diet eliminates all animal products, including dairy and eggs, and relies on plant-based foods for nourishment. While it's possible to get all your needed nutrients by eating a plant-only diet, it takes a lot of careful planning and management. Sometimes, a lack of proper nutrition and knowledge on nutrition can lead to excessive vegan hair loss. On average, a person loses 100 to 200 hairs a day. If you notice more strands falling out and brittle ends, consult a health care professional to screen for underlying health problems. If your doctor gives you a clean bill of health, it's time to deeply examine your diet to make sure you're getting enough calories, minerals, vitamins, and protein to keep your hair as healthy as possible.
It's Alopecia Awareness Month, and 80% of celebrities we look to for our beauty standards are using wigs, weaves and hair pieces. They probably don't want you to know, but any hair expert can tell when people are wearing their natural hair. They also know from their hairlines who's hiding alopecia. But why hide? Our study shows that actors, rappers and models who shaved their heads did not lose their popularity after doing so. Some gained popularity with the move, which might show the world is more supportive than assumed.
Hair transplantation is a surgery, and the latter always sounds quite scary. However, if you take good care of your hair, hair transplant results will last for years or even for a lifetime. One or two years after a session, no one will be able to recognize the fact that you’ve gone through a hair transplant procedure. Best of all, you’ll be able to cut and style your hair in any way that you want. These are all good reasons to find out more about hair transplantation and recovery intricacies.
I had been having trouble growing my hair long since I cut it short as a teenager. Now, I’m a walking billboard for all these magical brands I incorporated in my routine a couple of years ago. These are just my lucky finds, not sponsored and honestly reviewed. Plus, all these hair growth products are available on Amazon, so you can order them in few clicks.
Does COVID cause hair loss? The short answer is yes! There has been an influx of diffuse shedding concerns from April 2020 to the current day, and there are more and more people sharing their disdain over the lost clumps of hair with the hashtag #covidhairloss. Read a clinical trichologist explain why there is a connection between COVID and hair loss and what your response should be.
Most of us know that our hormones impact our energy, our mood and our skin (plus, so much more), but did you know our hormones also influence the health of our hair? In Chinese medicine, we say that the hair can be an extension and reflection of our internal health, and if we are paying attention, it can tell us a lot about what is going on internally, particularly with our hormones. Keep reading to understand the connection between your hair and hormones, as well as learn about hormonal hair loss.
Hair loss is common for both men and women as they age but that doesn’t make the process any less emotional for those attached to their locks. While some opt for vasodilators like Rogaine to promote hair growth; a growing number of people are trying a hair loss treatment that’s been around for decades: mesotherapy. Is mesotherapy worth the hype? Or is it just another ineffective drain on your wallet? We’ll take you through the pros and cons of this treatment and help you make an informed decision about whether mesotherapy is right for you.
Your body goes through so many changes when you are expecting a baby. Most of the side effects are well-known and discussed. But, few, if any, people tell you about the effects it has on your hair and your normal hair-coloring routine. Yes, you read that right; it can cause some crazy changes to your hair! As a hairstylist with nine years of experience, I have seen it all. The pros, the cons, and the “oh, craps”! Keep reading to educate yourself on pregnancy hair loss and learn some important tips to avoid postpartum hair thinning!
