Fortunately, this is possible. If you follow these tips, you’ll be able to prevent hair loss, and grow some back.
Hair loss that comes on suddenly but has no explanation can be caused by stress. If you are working in a high stress work situation, your hair could be falling out at a rate which is higher than normal. However, if you reduce your stress levels then your hair should return to normal growth.
A great method for promoting hair growth and stemming the tide of hair loss is scalp scrubbing. Scrape your scalp vigorously using a hard-bristled brush with plenty of space between the teeth. Do not do enough to cause pain, but do as much as you can without hurting yourself. This will get the blood flowing in your scalp, delivering nutrients that promote healthy, growing hair.
Use shampoo, conditioner and other hair products designed for the type of hair you have. Ask your hair professional what your hair type is; this will clue you in on whether you should get a shampoo that’s best for oily, dry, or normal hair, and whether a dandruff shampoo would be useful. Rinse thoroughly after you wash your hair to ensure there’s no buildup.
Vitamin C is an important aspect of hair retention treatment. Vitamin C is essential for producing collagen, which is needed to keep hair alive and healthy. Include citrus in your diet to up your vitamin c intake, but if that’s not enough, you can also take supplements or drops.
Hair dyes do not contribute to hair loss. There are only two ways that hair dye can lead to hair loss; if the dye is kept on your head too long or if you have an allergic reaction to the contents. It is best to test a small amount of the dye on your arm, and wait to see if there is a reaction. If nothing happens, than it is safe to use it on your hair.
Many people can grow their hair back. Use these tips smartly, and keep in mind that your hard work will eventually pay off
