Some Things You Can Do About Your Hair Loss (3)
Some Things You Can Do About Your Hair Loss
In the world of hair loss, emotions can get a bit touchy. If looking in the mirror, you see signs that are causing you to worry about your locks, then you are in luck. This article is packed with helpful tips to help you beat or mask your hair loss.
Although you may use a lot of hair spray and mousse products, you should avoid these if you’re losing your hair. They can simply be too harsh on your scalp and can ultimately damage your hair follicles and cause your hair to fall out. Until you can strengthen your hair, avoid the harsh products.
Wash with the proper shampoo for your hair type. Determine if you have oily, dry or normal hair, or you may need shampoo that targets dandruff. Wash hair two to three times a week; more if you are in sea water or pools where chlorine is present since chlorine and salt can damage the follicle. Always rinse thoroughly to remove any shampoo residues that can clog follicles.
Make a paste out of black gram and fenugreek. You should cook the black gram and soak the fenugreek seeds for hours. You should then combine the two of them and make a paste. Next apply this mixture to the roots of your hair to the tips. This will help make hair stronger and prevent hair loss.
In order to prevent hair loss, you should be careful as to which style you wear your hair. Tight ponytails, pigtails, and corn rows can damage the hair shaft and hair follicle, resulting in hair loss. Try to avoid pulling your hair into these styles for long periods of time.
Many factors may result in hair loss, including certain illnesses and poor nutrition. If you have started losing hair and suspect it’s not due to genetics, it may signify a thyroid or hormonal problem. Prolonged fevers are another culprit. Anemia and other vitamin deficiencies can cause both men and women to lose hair, as can low-calorie or low-protein diets. If you’re not sure why you’re losing your hair, it’s a good idea to see if your doctor can diagnose an underlying cause.
If you are pregnant and your hormones are causing you to lose hair, be sure to speak with your doctor or midwife before using any treatments. Many hair loss treatments are not safe for pregnant women to use and could cause serious side effects for both you and your baby.
In order to keep from premature hair loss, avoid over-shampooing with chemically-based shampoos. Many of the less-expensive shampoos on the market today are loaded with cheaper yet harsher ingredients. Use of these shampoos on a daily basis can virtually strip your hair of their natural strengtheners and therefore hasten hair loss.
There are so many things you can do, if you need to deal with hair loss. This article lays out some of the best options. Try out a few and see which ones work best for you. Just know that when fighting hair loss, the confidence you atribute to your tresses, really comes from the inside.
