Hair loss can be such a confidence-killer for women (and for men!).
Here are 3 common types of hair loss in women to watch out for and treatments that can address its symptoms.
Telogen Effluvium
This is a temporary hair loss condition characterized by overall thinning of the hair from the scalp. It is often triggered by sudden and significant events that shock the hair follicles, like childbirth. It causes follicles to transition from the growth phase to the resting phase. After approximately three months, the affected hair sheds, resulting in noticeable hair loss.
Try: Hair Growth Peptide
The Hair Growth Peptide is a safe topical treatment designed to stimulate hair growth and improve the appearance of thinning hair. Unlike oral medications, it is applied directly to the scalp, making it suitable even for pregnant women or those avoiding oral medications.
It also contains acetyl that includes acetyl tetrapeptide-3, a biomimetic signal peptide, along with a red clover extract rich in Biochanin A. Acetyl Tetrapeptide-3 modulates the effects of DHT, a hormone associated with hair loss.
Basically, the ingredients in the Hair Growth Peptide work together to stop hair loss and promote hair growth, which makes this an effective hair loss treatment.
With regular use, it can help reduce breakage-induced thinning and promote thicker, fuller, and healthier-looking hair.
Traction Alopecia
This is a hair loss condition caused by excessive and continuous tension on the hair shafts. Common causes include the prolonged use of hair extensions, tight braids, or weaves. This constant tension damages the hair follicles, resulting in hair loss, particularly around the hairline and temples. In some cases, it can lead to patchy hair loss in specific areas.
To alleviate the effects of Traction Alopecia, it is important to reduce tension and minimize hair breakage. The Luxury Silk Pillowcase provides a gentle and smooth surface for your hair to rest on during sleep. It reduces friction and moisture loss, promoting smoother, silkier hair.
Alopecia Areata
This is a hair loss condition characterized by the sudden onset of patchy hair loss, often in circular bald patches. It is believed to be an autoimmune condition where the immune system mistakenly attacks the hair follicles. Stress or extreme shock are common triggers for this temporary hair loss condition.
Try: Derma Roller
It is a versatile tool that stimulates blood flow and promotes healing and growth. While primarily used for skin rejuvenation, it can also be beneficial for stimulating hair growth. The tiny needles create micro-injuries on the scalp, triggering collagen production and increased blood circulation, which can help improve the health of the hair follicles. The Derma Roller can be used on other areas of the body as well, making it a versatile option for promoting overall skin and hair health.
Understanding the specific hair loss condition you are experiencing is crucial in determining the most appropriate treatment. There are many ways one can take proactive steps towards managing hair loss and promoting healthier hair growth.
Always consult with a healthcare professional to ensure an accurate diagnosis. You may also book a free consultation with our in-house trichologist to identify which treatments are most suitable for your condition.
With the right approach, you can regain confidence and achieve healthier hair.
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