Throughout
the day, we sometimes see pieces of hair stuck to our clothes or on our desks
but how can you know if this is normal or a sign of something worse - hair
loss. According to the American academy of dermatology, an average person loses
about 50 to 100 strands of hair per day. If you are losing more than that, it’s
possible that your habits are to blame.
Your Hairstyle
Constantly
putting your hair into tight braids, ponytails, or buns can cause serious
damage to your roots. Wearing your hair up occasionally will not hurt but over
many years these hairstyles can cause hair follicle damage known as traction
alopecia. Let your hair hang free of accessories and if you are going to tie up
your hair use fabric hair ties rather than those painful rubber bands.
Stressed Out
Stress
is often a daily occurrence but recent studies have shown that extreme stress
can cause changes to your hair cycle. Hair loss can often occur six weeks to
three months after an extremely stressful event such as divorce or life
altering occurrence. Try to better manage your stress by engaging in stress
relieving activities, such a hobby, exercising, or a relaxing massage.
Brushing Wet Hair
Your
hair is weakest and most vulnerable to breakage when it is wet. To avoid any
unnecessary hair damage try not to brush your hair until it is completely dry. If
you absolutely cannot wait for it to dry, use a comb instead of a brush and be
very gentle.
Over Drying Your Hair
Using
too much heat can cause just as much damage as brushing wet hair. High heat
from blow dryers, curling irons, and flat irons can lead to breakage, which
makes hair more susceptible to falling out. Try to air dry your hair as much as
possible.
Eating the Wrong Foods
What
you eat is just as important to your hair's health as it is to your overall
health. Getting enough protein, iron, vitamin A, and vitamin D all help
contribute to your hair's health. Make sure you are getting enough of these
daily vitamins but don’t take too much because an excessive amount of vitamin A
is also known to contribute to hair loss.
If
you don’t think any of your habits are the cause of your hair loss come to New England Associates® will help you diagnose the cause of your hair loss problem
and help you find a treatment program that’s tailored to individual needs.
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Call New England
Associates® today. Make New England Associates® Your First
Step To A Better Looking Future!
Since 1982 New England
Associates® has known hair loss is as individual as you are. New England
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restore, and grow hair. We are members of the American Hair Loss Council and
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include hair and scalp treatments, non-medical hair replacement, laser hair
therapy treatments, hair transplants and shampoos and vitamins for fine and
thinning hair.
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