I'd say this is a video about damage which leads to thinning. However thinning is also a normal process as we age. Drops in estrogen during premenopause and menopause can cause hair thinning. Others causes: genetics, extreme weight loss, stress, certain medications (like cancer treatments), cerain chemical deficiencies and diseases such as PCOS. Also wearing certain hairstyles aka traction alopecia.
My hair used to look like that when i was a kid. My mom refused to let me use conditioner for my hair and since i started using it my hair has been way better. Now I have dyed hair and it's still smooth and shiny
She failed to mention hormonal, environmental or medicinal influences. It's not just damage you do to yourself from heat styling or chemicals in products.
This has become my hair gradually for a couple years. 28, virgin hair and don’t heat style. Got blood test done and nothing. I guess it’s stress but idk. Idk what to do anymore.
This happened to me when I lost my appetite and barely ate anything at all for like a year. Twice in my life. But I’m finally dealing with my mental health instead of ignoring it, so it won’t happen again. Please remember to be kind to people who look unkempt. We have had some of the most difficult times holding on, to stay here in this world, let alone to be an acceptable and functional member of society. Even if it looks like we gave up, if we’re still here, there’s still hope.
When my hair started getting curly in middle school, it just was perpetually like this. I had no clue I wasn’t supposed to shed everywhere and my hair wasn’t supposed to be a tangly frizzy mess. Just before high school graduation I
My hair does all of this and it’s completely healthy, I don’t have aliphisha and multiple stylists have said that it was strong and healthy hair, ive been dyeing it and its a lot smoother when colored for some reason
