#Prevent hair loss

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HOW TO PREVENT AND TREAT HAIR LOSS: EFFECTIVE SOLUTIONS TO STRENGTHEN YO...

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What Helps With Hair Loss Naturally

Are you exhausted by the sight of your hair thinning and searching for natural remedies to combat the condition? There is no need to look further! This article will examine a variety of natural and effective methods for restoring your gorgeous locks.

Although hair loss is a common concern among both men and women, it is possible to address it naturally. Natural substances and straightforward lifestyle modifications can stimulate hair growth and prevent further hair loss.

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Exercises that will contribute in Hair Growth

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How to Prevent Hair Damage: Your Guide to Heat Styling, Chemical Treatments, and Environmental Factors

How to Prevent Hair Damage: Your Guide to Heat Styling, Chemical Treatments, and Environmental Factors Beautiful, healthy hair is a reflection of your overall well-being and self-confidence. Unfortunately, the pursuit of the perfect hairstyle often leads to damage caused by heat styling, chemical treatments, and environmental factors. The good news is that with the right knowledge and care, you…

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After months of preparation, drafting, and website setup, I’m excited to announce that my FIRST blog post is officially up and available for reading! 

Inspired by my hair loss journey that I went through at age 26, I decided to have my first post be about how to PREVENT hair loss from happening. 

While it’s easy to sit there and think it could never happen to you (I thought the same thing), it’s always best to be aware and preventative of what could possibly happen. 

In this blog post, I go over 11 tips on how you can prevent hair loss yourself. Whether you've experienced it firsthand or want to stay ahead of the game, this post is packed with actionable advice to keep your mane healthy and vibrant. Don't let hair loss catch you off guard - be proactive and empower yourself with knowledge! 

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12 Tips to Prevent Hair Loss and Grow Strong, Healthy Hair

Want to hang on to your hair? We've got you covered! This guide jampacked with pro tips will help you uncover the root causes of hair loss and take action to restore a lush, healthy mane.

Do you wake up to more hair on your pillow than your head? Are you noticing a widening part or receding hairline? You’re not alone. By age 50, about 50% of women and 85% of men experience some degree of hair loss. The good news is that you can take steps to prevent and treat hair loss. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the most effective strategies to maintain a lush hairline and…

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Something that's been on my mind recently has been the ways in which hair is such a major part of Ranma 1/2. It's a major plot catalyst in at least 4 arcs (Ryoga's introduction, Super Soba, Dragon's Whisker, and Porcupine-Genma). And obviously I feel like this is thie case because hair is a gendered signifier that effects how the characters move through the world (whether or not it remains a punchline).

For Ranma and Genma, the loss of hair is tied to a loss of masculinity. For Akane, the way in which she does her hair defines her performance as a woman. This is why even as the manga progresses, and the arcs become more ridiculous, over-done, and lack the early introspection of "A Bad Cut," these themes never really go away.

In that early chapter Akane grapples with accepting herself for who she is, rather than pushing herself to adhere to a standard of femininity that both promises social acceptance and the "reward" of heterosexual affection from men. Her unwanted haircut (lining up neatly with her unwanted engagement to a woman) forces her to confront the ways in which she does not conform. It's also a visual tool to explain the thematic concerns to the audience. Despite the devastation she feels in the moment, it's truer to herself, and she chooses to start accepting that side of herself and stop trying as hard.

However, obviously because it's Ranma 1/2, the effort never totally goes away, in her nor in the other characters. The threat of her growing facial hair is just too much deviation from the norm for Akane to deal with, just as the threat of Genma and/or Ranma losing all their hair is too much. The audience is asked to accept these concepts as simple truths, and not to question them as plot catalysts in the way we do Akane's haircut "A Bad Cut." Though the later occurrences lack the nuance of chapter 13, they are very revealing about the gendered pressures all the characters experience moving through the world. The emphasis on hair in a comedy about gender really shows the ways in which, even though deviation is not consciously explored past the second book, hair defines these characters as means of expressing and conforming to their gender/gendered stereotypes.

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hi so i know you know a lot abt hair stuff and my best friend lost a lot of hair due to illness (she's okay now) and if there was anything to help with her? she still has shoulder length ish hair but its uneven and thin due to her medications

thanksss!

I'm afraid I'm no biochemist, so I won't pretend to be able to help, especially with hair loss due to illness. I knew someone once with fabulous ginger hair, right down to their shoulders, which started thinning. The same thing happened to me after antibiotics but to a lesser extent.

While I won't facade that I can fix anything, and I'd always caution against people promising "natural remedies" to things like this assuming im going to mentally treat this as Telogen effluvium, my standard recommendations for hair loss from the scalp rather than breakage would be as follows:

-black seed oil. This was a GODSEND for me. It can be purchased online or from costless at tallaight. I would say there's maybe moderate evidence of its effectiveness. There are some very solid studies, but like most things, you can find evidence of anything if you look hard enough. I can say from experience it did work for me, and was a lot more effective than mint/rosemary oil.

-mint/rosemary oil. There was some preliminary evidence that it's as effective as minoxidil, HOWEVER, no one mentions that it's as effective as a dose of minoxidil that they literally never prescribed because it's so low. I still reccomend it, I use the cantu one, but pair/mix it with black seed oil. The use of the oils is said to improve blood flow to the scalp.

-gelatine hair masks. Sound bizzaire but there's some decent evidence behind this. I can't preach for it since I only started using it but check it out. Make sure your sources are reputable.

Idk the logistics like how long to leave it in or whatever, but it's cheap and could be worth a try.

-massage. When you use any of the oils you should always be massaging them in for about five minutes and leaving them for 1-4 hours. I use the oils every time I wash my hair.

-topical caffeine. Works in vitro, but not enough in vivo studies. I can see the logic behind it though so I'd give it a try

-avoid irritants like SD alcohol, benzoates, ect. If you're really picky you cna avoid phenoxyethanol.

-piroctane olamiene in shampoos. Very strong evidence, in fact I think it's definite. You can find them in shampoos like head and shoulders (which im not a fan of), or in moogoo products which are non irritating and cruelty free.

-pretty strong evidence as well behind copper peptides. The most popular serum (and basically one of the only peptide hair serums on the market cheap enough to be used by individuals and not stylists) from the ordinary costs enough to break a bank though, so I wouldn't favour this method.

-when dying the hair, try to avoid the roots and scalp and put the dye only as far on mods and ends as you need to.

-doctor. My prefered method. I had acne for years. Went to the doctor. Cream cleared it up in a week. Been off the cream for months and acne is pretty much still annihilated.

If your thinning is really bad a doctor may be able to help you or send you to a trichologist (which I am not).

-focus on methods that prolong the telogen phase of growth, and do research before you try anything new to see if it's suitable for you.

Things that DONT helo hair thinning listed below.

-castor oil

-coconut oil

-ginger juice.

Actual trichologists/biochemists, please feel free to make corrections/additions !! 🙏

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Guh i cannot wait to start growing a beeeard

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this is probably the stupidest possible time to worry about it but my hairline is starting to creep and i'm thinking abt starting saw palmetto since it's pretty cheap... used to be able to dumpster tons of it when i lived next to a health food store, rip

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why is it that my one day off was the most stressful day I've had in my life

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28 Hair Loss Tips - How To Prevent Hair Thinning & Encourage Hair Growth A hair loss guide on ways to reduce and reverse excessive hair fall and balding with tips on how to prevent and stop hair loss and encourage hair growth. https://www.soovy.club/blog/hair-loss-tips-how-to-prevent-hair-thinning-encourage-hair-growth

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