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Iron is a vital mineral that keeps bodily functions running smoothly. For hair, it is life support, as hair follicles rely on a steady supply of oxygen. When iron runs low, your body goes into survival mode, diverting oxygen from hair growth to critical organ functioning.
Losing all your hair is no joke and may feel like a dead end. Some even lose the hope of restoration techniques as they have lost hair completely, thinking there is no way up. Can’t blame you, almost every hair restoration discussion you will find is typically limited to hair thinning or pattern baldness. This leaves little clarity to no clarity for those with no hair at all.
You run your fingers through your hair and find it feels straw like. You feel that your hair looks dry and out of control even when you use a conditioner. If this rings a lot of bells to you, your hair needs your attention. A lot of people suffer from brittle hair that snaps easily which looks dry / without moisture and is left with hair that loses its shine gradually.
We all know hair extension is a popular way to add length and volume to hair, but many fear its impact on natural hair. Are hair extensions and hair loss related, or is it just a myth? Extensions may enhance the way, however, their effectiveness on your hair relies upon what kind of extensions are used and how it is installed. For some people, it causes thinning breakage and for others, they do not.
Nobody likes to spend long hours on a hair care routine and then wake up with frizz, tangles and dryness. Many factors affect your hair health, however we tend to forget the choice of our pillowcase is one of them. The friction of old cotton pillowcases causes breakage, eventually taking away moisture and drying up your hair. In contrast, silk pillowcases have a silky soft surface that does not dry up your hair and keeps it protected while sleeping.
Two of the most common issues in hair and scalp these days are dandruff and hair loss, affecting millions of people around the world. Most people wonder if these two concerns are related. Like, “does dandruff lead to hair loss?” Not directly.