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5 Tips to Grow Out Dry Damaged amp Bleached Hair
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. • Chapters • 0:00 Introduction • 0:27 Over-Treating Hair • 0:54 Hormonal Imbalances • 1:20 Stress • 1:53 Lack of Proper Nutrients • 2:24 Thyroid Disorders • 2:50 Medications • 3:12 Rapid Weight Loss • 3:37 Having a Skin Infection • • • • • Losing your hair gradually in small amounts is known as hair thinning. • Hair thinning is defined by moderate or minor hair loss, which takes some time. • Moreover, you do not end up going bald due to hair thinning. • But some thin spots are going to appear on your head. • Here are some reasons why you might be losing hair: • Over-Treating Hair • Regularly experimenting with your hair with different products can weaken your hair follicles and damage them. • Over-treating your hair can lead to gradual hair thinning. • However, it should once you stop using the harmful products and take better care of your hair. • Perms, color treatments, relaxers, and harsh shampoos and conditioners can cause damage to your hair. • Hormonal Imbalances • Hormonal changes can also cause hair loss. • The hormonal imbalance in women caused by childbirth or menopause can make them lose hair. • On the other hand, men can lose their hair with age due to changes in their body’s hormone composition. • The hormone dihydrotestosterone (DHT) triggers hair follicles, making you lose hair. • Stress • Uncontrolled or unmanageable stress is a major cause of thinning hair. • People often lose hair when battling anxiety and stress. • The stress can be either psychological or physiological. Physiological stress is often short-lived, and hair loss due to it ceases rather quickly. • However, it is much harder to deal with psychological stress and the hair loss caused by it. • Lifestyle changes will need to be introduced to better manage stress. • Lacking the Proper Nutrients • Although your hair is mostly protein, it requires several minerals and vitamins to grow and maintain form. • Zinc, iron, and folic acid are three nutrients that are essential for hair growth. • Your body also needs several vitamins, such as Vitamin D and Vitamin B-12, to grow and maintain hair, as well as minerals such as selenium. • Lower intakes of the relevant nutrients can cause hair loss. • Thyroid Disorders • The thyroid gland regulates the growth and maintenance of the body. • Any irregularity in the thyroid’s activity can result in major issues. • Both hypothyroidism (over-activity) and hyperthyroidism (diminished activity) can impair the maintenance of your body’s tissues. • This also extends to hair, which may begin to weaken and fall due to an issue with the thyroid. • Medication • You can also lose hair because of medication. • Chemotherapy is the most popular example of this. • However, you can lose hair from a variety of medications. • Treatment for autoimmune diseases has resulted in hair loss, and medicine ranging from antidepressants to anticoagulants has caused hair loss. • Rapid Weight Loss • Losing a lot of weight quickly, such as 20 pounds, is a sign of weakness. • This may happen due to an illness or some health complication. • However, the weakness can extend to your hair as well. • You might begin to lose hair right after shedding a lot of weight. • This is primarily due to nutrients being diverted from your scalp to other areas of your body. • Having a Skin Infection • Skin infection and disorders can also result in hair thinning. • Scalp psoriasis is one common skin infection that can cause you to lose hair. • Similarly, serious cases of dandruff are a result of an infection and can cause hair to thin. • Thankfully, hair thinning is a slow process and can be treated once its causes have been found and treated.
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