Almost everyone will experience hair loss, hair thinning, or balding. It’s a mistake to think that heredity is the main cause of all this hair loss. There are many conditions and situations that can cause you to shed some of your hair.

The first thing you need to understand is that your hair loss is a reflection of your overall health. Your hair health is dependent on what in your blood and on your artery and capillary health; it all start with what you eat. The food that you eat makes up the composition of your blood. Eating saturated fats, Tran fatty acid, processed flour, package good, and foods in cans can overload the blood with toxins, fats, sugar, salt, and unknown substance.

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Lovely, shining hair is one of a woman’s greatest beauty assets. Hair tends to be the body’s barometer indicating good health or the lack of it. The life-span of a hair can be anything from several months to several years, depending on how it is treated and how healthy the scalp and hair conditions are. It is seen that the average life of a hair is about five years. After that, the follicle the hair is growing from begins to shrink and the. hair remains static until it drops out or is brushed out to be replaced a few months later by a new hair. The average adult head has around 1, 20,000 to 1,50,000 hairs. Although a hundred of hairs may come out in a single day, your hair won’t become thinner. The trouble starts when the new hair does not form in the follicle, perhaps because there is inadequate blood supply, or because glandular or hormonal activity in the body is preventing healthy growth. Hair is a precious beauty asset, so it deserves good care. There are four types of hair-normal, greasy, dry and greasy dry. Normal hair is shiny yet not greasy, and fairly easy to manage. Greasy hair looks good for a day or two after shampooing, but then quickly becomes lank. Dry hair is difficult to control after shampooing, looks dull and has ends that are dry and split. Greasy dry hair is usually fairly long and the hair nearest the scalp is greasy while the ends are dry.

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