Best Hair Loss Treatment

Article by Jo Gomero

Hairloss, Self Denial is the Devil.

“So you’re going bald, who cares, it’s only hair!” Statements like that can make you pull your hair out when you first start losing your hair.

Most people are flippant about hair loss when they’re not the ones losing it and are unsympathetic to the plight of the victims of hairloss, but when their hair starts falling out, they’ll be looking for miracle cures, too – you can be sure of it.

Hair loss isn’t life threatening, but it can be an extreme threat to self-esteem. Studies show that hair loss can lead to feelings of shame, depression, frustration and anger. It also can result in feelings of sexual inadequacy and loss of self confidence.

Today, hair is something of a status symbol. There are thousands of products devoted to hair care, which only emphasize the problem for those experiencing hair loss. Many men now have their hair styled rather than just getting it cut at a local barbershop. Television gives the impression that a full head of hair is the norm, implying that those who are losing it are somehow abnormal.

Hair is also used as a method of self expression, a way to say who you are. A bad hair day can ruin your week, hairloss canderail your career, your love life, and your self-esteem, but so can anything, if you let it.Before you can fix a problem, you have to realize you have a problem. Denial is your enemy, you can’t fix what you can’t admit.

The good news is that there are solutions to hair loss, no matter where you are in the hair loss process.

25% of men will show signs of balding by age 30 and 50% by the time they’re 50. While women can rearrange their hair to help disguise hair loss or resort to extensions or wigs, men sometimes don’t have enough hair – or wear it long enough – to utilize thes options. Studies have shown that self confidence levels both inside and outside of the workplace can be affected by hair loss, and that correcting hair loss can have huge psychological and career benefits.

Women lose hair, but not in the same ways as men do. However, severe hair loss can be even more devastating to women than it isto men. Hair loss may be a serious blow to a woman’s self-esteem, in large part because of cultural norms, society’s concept of femininity, and the expectation that a woman should have glossy, luxurious, well-kept hair. We know that because the magazines women read tell them so.

As much as 50% of the female population suffers from hair loss at some time in their lives. Women’s hair loss tends to differ from men’s hair loss both in cause and in the way the hair is affected. Women’s hair loss is generally widespread, with thinning all over the scalp rather than loss in certain areas; rarely do you see women whose hair loss leaves them bald on top with a healthy fringe around the edges like the typical look of male pattern baldness. 

For women, thinning hair may be caused by a number of medical conditions which, when treated, may restore their hair.Probably the most common damage to womens hair is through brushing too much and excessive coloring and bleaching. The use of too many different chemicals will over a period of time, damage your hair.