@@davidschonfeldwichers8981 a scalp detox can be done using a comb, lightly going over the scalp to get off flakes and loosen them off the scalp, then a detox shampoo and conditioner with peppermint and tea tree oil is what I have heard from cosmetologists. I am curious if Dr Dray has a different take.
A boar hair brush is good for the scalp, so is Head and shoulders shampoo (even if you don't have dandruff), and if it is dry, some jojoba oil massaged into my scalp has helped me. A healthy scalp grows healthy hair.
Law school wrecked havoc on my hair and I'm still recovering. "Reduce your stess and it'll get better!" "Yeah, I'm in law school, so..." Definitely not just you!
@@jackierosales894 Graduated and passed the bar. There is literally nothing you can do while in there. Rogaine maybe, but that's really it. Hair loss caused by stress only stops when the stressor is gone. So for law students, you really just have to wait it out. Bar prep is more stressful than law school, sadly
I'm a med student. I've been dealing with extreme hair shedding for the past 18 months. The intensity of my hair fall is inconsistent but it's still distressing coz it's not stopping ☹️
Let’s talk about my hair never growing back. I am doing what I can to take care of myself but the stress hasn’t gone away either. It’s really stressful to be stressed out.
I'm Going through a divorce, pandemic and had surgery earlier this year! I lost more hair when I was married, I actually needed hair extensions. If you're not happy in your relationship, get out!
it’s so scary to go through this, i literally am scared to even brush my hair because the amount i lose seems enough to make me just want to cry. 4 months ago my parents got divorced and i was about to graduate high school, that put so much stress on my shoulders and was mentally/emotionally draining. still going to make a dermatologist appointment just to make sure i don’t have a vitamin deficiency that’s feeding into it
throughout all the traumatic experiences you are going through right now, you're taking control of a part of you that really defines you as a person. you are so strong, and i am very proud of you
I’m going through this now. Honestly unless you’ve experienced it, other people really don’t understand what this is like. I’m currently terrified of washing my hair due to how much comes out as it’s drying. I hope your hair has now recovered and you’re feeling better about it
the relief I felt when you said it doesn’t lead to baldness; tysm for this honestly. My doctor says I’m healthy and that it’s just related to stress bc no one in my family has early balding but hair loss just sucks sm even if it won’t be forever :((
I lost lots of hair during a chronic illness and because of the stress that caused. My ponytail was less than half of what it normally is. It was scary and I cried because I really was scared of going bold. Silica supplement with zinc and biotin really helped with that. It really stopped after a week or 2. (Update: the hair loss has been going on for months prior to taking the supplement). Just a normal priced one from the drugstore. Not saying it works for everyone but it's worth a shot. ❤
@@PeriWinkle33957 I am using the Mivolis brand from a German drugstore chain. It says silica 1050mg, biotin and zinc. I.take it every other day. It really helps.
@@natalieeis9284 hey Natalie did your hair grow back? I am taking the same brand as you do (1 capsule per day). My shedding already stopped a few weeks ago. My hair grows like crazy but the bald spots do not seem to fill in.
Thank you so much Dr Dray. I have lost lots of hair this year during lockdown which is disheartening. My hair was my crowning glory. It’s impressive how diverse your topics span. Many blessings to you and your family 💖🍁🍁🇬🇧
@@sheyarwakkas9870 tbh I’m not entirely sure. For me, it was like 3-4 months and how I knew it stopped was I slowly started seeing less hair in my hand when I would wash my hair. I lost my hair when I was 19,22, and 24. My current hair shedding started in late August and I still haven’t seen any regrowth yet, but I am taking a collagen sup so my hair will grow back faster once it decides to. It’ll be ok and if it doesn’t come back within like 6 months, visit a dermatologist.
@@edwardduda4222 please help me ,I am suffering from tellogen effluvium ,it is a stress related hair loss and I am suffering from last 4 months ,I can see my hair is falling in huge quantity with white bulb , whenever I run my hand through it ,I can see lots of hair ,even in pillow and washing with shampoo,my hair is thinning and I can see my scalp,so will the hair regrow and after how many days or months can I see new hair growth and less hair fall ,and what supplements or medicine did u take for this, please help me
@@supratikghosh1026Genuinely, just stop stressing. I KNOW it’s hard and I KNOW it’s not what you want to hear but it WILL fix it. I’m going through it right now for the 2nd time ever (and it started only 5 months after the first time stopped) but genuinely stopping the stress will fix it all.
Dr Dray it’s like you read my mind! Been suffering from a small but noticeable bout of this (I was loosing more hair in the shower than usual it was quite distressing) , couldn’t figure out what was causing it, then I suddenly remembered the massive work deadline I had 3 months ago that definitely caused it!! Thanks for putting my mind at ease to know my hair density will eventually return to normal 😄💙
I had hair loss in 2019 when I lost my job due to company consolidation. Even though I was hired into another job soon after, the 6 months of stress caused a lot of hair loss. I was terrified. A year later, my hair returned to normal.
@@Aya-wz2pq The hair loss lasted about 6 months. It was mostly the short hairs at the forehead area. The hair loss was very visible and upsetting. Now, a year later, my hair returned to normal. I'm settled in a new job with little stress at work. I believe stress was 100% the cause for my hair loss.
I've just recovered from covid 19 (I had no symptoms) and I dealing with so much grief because my grandfather passed away because of covid. My hair is shearing so much and it makes me really upset because I really love my hair. I can see the reduction.
Loved this video! I have had “postpartum hair loss” three times since my son was born 18 months ago! Doctor kept telling me it was hormonal(which makes sense) but then I found out last month I have PSTT and had to get an immediate hysterectomy at 26 years old and my hormones were already crazy but the stress of cancer added to that... so I’ve just been trying to eat as healthy as possible to counteract where I can!
Thank you for doing this video. I lost 75% of my hair in 2020 due to stress - it was very shocking to watch this happen so fast! I have been working on all these tips for a few months now & trying to be patient while my hair grows back.
@@servantofthecreator Unfortunately not as much change as I was hoping for this far along. I see a little regrowth but overall thickness has not returned. I had blood tests to verify that I did not have thyroid issues or autoimmune disease. I stopped entirely blow drying and straight ironing my hair. I tried biotin supplements which did nothing. I changed my hair products too & noticed I lost more hair with certain products but cannot identify what ingredient in the products made the difference. I seem to lose the least hair when washing with Free & Clear shampoo and conditioner. I am now trying 2% minoxidil hair regrowth treatment. I just started a few weeks ago & have heard that it takes 4 months to see a difference. Dr. Sam Ellis also just did a video 11/17/21 on hair loss you may want to watch. Her video mentions Virtue Flourish shampoo and conditioner which I may try. I have not tried light therapy, but am considering it if the minoxidil doesn't work. I have worked very hard on managing my stress and the issue that really caused it has not changed. But I am being more kind to myself and working on balancing my life and addressing my mental health.
@@FransceneJK98 Time I think was the biggest factor and addressing my stress. Unfortunately I still have not regained all my hair. But I am 57 so I think some of this could be age-related. I stopped all heat styling, use mild shampoo and conditioner (nothing too heavy or with a lot of chemicals), use a bond builder or special deep treatment at least once a month, style my hair loosely so it's not being pulled or stressed, and do not wrap my hair in a heavy bath towel anymore. I am going to try Nutrafol supplements now and have heard from Dr Dray and Dr Samantha Ellis (has RU-vid videos about hair loss and care too) that there is some scientific data that it is effective. I am going to try the Flourish Density Booster from Virtue Labs too. I have tried the Scalp Treatment from The Innate Life and it seems to work the same as Minoxidil - but both are greasy so I used them at bedtime and had to wash my hair the next morning. Take care. 😊😊
How has nutrafol work out for you? I'm experiencing massive hair shed again, 3rd time since my first TE in 2018. It doesnt look like TE this time as the hair strands do not come with the white bulb. I worry it has to do with my hormones as I'm 49 and going through peromenopause. It's just so distressing. I've ordered nutrafol to try, hope it can help me. Will like to hear your experience on it 🙏 thank you
I’m currently in the midst of telegenic effluvium and it is difficult to not be stressed because of it. I’m following dermatologist instructions and hoping my hair grows back. Thanks for sharing this video and information.
@@Iriss89 they prescribed a liquid anti inflammatory to be applied to my scalp and also told me to use Rogaine. I had already started taking Hairfluence and got my second bottle yesterday. It’s been almost 3 weeks since my appointment and I’m pretty sure I’ve started growing new hair. But not nearly enough. It’ll probably take a year to get it back. Good luck with your appointment. I hope you don’t have to wait too long. I had to wait a month for my appointment. She said that they were seeing a lot of this now.
@@lindabennett1663 Tysm, I really appreciate it!! I'm glad to hear that you are seeing some hair growth and I'm sure it will only get better from here Goodluck!!. :)
I was just diagnosed with Telogen Effluvium last month. Since March I lost my job, my mom was diagnosed with Breast cancer and underwent 3 surgeries, chemo and radiation, Covid and one of my friends passed away. Apparently I didn't handle the stress well. On top of that, my stress seems to be the worst now, when it seemingly should be getting better. And now I have so little hair. It's a helpless feeling.
So sad to hear all that. Try praying, and going to a good christian therapist. That has helped me a lot, since I went through a really hard time with a lot of Covid, cancer and other diseases related issues in my family.
Why do women in their 30’s and 40’s go through massive shedding (assume there is no hormonal imbalance or thyroid issues); and is there anything they can do?
@@DrDrayzday hii dr. Dray!!! I ordered aveeno ratrinal 0.5 cream, I was just wondering if I put it after washing my face...and then can I put cerave moisturizering cream on top of it? Or leave it as it is??? Please tell me before I decide to play chemist in bathroom and save me 🙏🙏🙏
I use Aveeno and I wait until my face is dry, then put it on and when that's dry, I put on my moisturizer or night cream. Dr. Dray has a video on this : )
@@donnajohnson3792 thank you so much!!! I tried lots of different kinds of ratinols...and always makes my face dry and I feel like touching. This one I got high hope!!! Hesrd Retinaldehyde 20 times more effective than other type of ratinols and it's less irritating. Thank you again!!! 🙃🙃
Every year I deal with roller coaster emotional and physical stress. Currently my hair has thinned more then ever. I drink greens daily for the past 5 years every morning. But I don’t want to lose anymore 😭😭. I have anxiety that flared up too which I never had before. 🤦🏽♀️Thanks for the info.
Hi, Lucas here. I’m a 22 year old male. I had really thick brown hair through my childhood and teenage years and it was my favorite trait about myself, but I went through a really toxic relationship with a girl in high school from age 16 to 20, not to mention having a really abusive father and my hair started falling out. I started just shaving my head with a razor because I’m so embarrassed. It makes me so sad. I think I’m still getting calmed down from everything but still living with my father so that’s incredibly stressful, but this morning I felt hair coming back in on the back of my head where the majority of hair had fallen out.
This video is exactly what I needed it! I started shedding hair a month after I was done with accutane. It's been almost 6 months since the shedding started. I'm still losing hair but my hair is super long. I think it's getting better though, Ive noticed tiny baby hairs all over my head that stick straight out! I hope that's a good sign!
I'm in the exact same situation and found no information on hairloss several months AFTER accutane. Still shedding since April, especially in the front. Do you guys use a topical vitamine A to maintain results?
Here’s what worked for me 1. Stop worrying about hair loss 2.Stop counting how many hairs you are losing a day 3. Exercise min half an hour daily and eat healthy 4. Meditation 5. Homely prepared hair oil application every day after bath(coconut oil and some herbs) 6. Eat a handful of green gram sprouts daily 7.Most important- rubbing finger nails 10 mins morning and before sleep(do it on an empty stomach for max benefits) Try it for a month and thank me later. Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu
@@FransceneJK98 it's a type of Yoga called Balayam. It's been told that all our nerves have endings on our finger tips and thus rubbing finger nails cause tingling effect on the finger nails causing increased blood flow to our follicles. Apart from this, I personally believe that during these 5-10 mins of rubbing finger nails, we have to think about our hair growing healthy affirmations and this cause some effects. Do check my channel for before and after pics
A lot of women who dye their hair have hair loss. After dyeing my hair for over 35 years I decided to stop being a slave to dye 8 months ago. I am amazed at how little hair is lost whilst shampooing compared to before I stopped the dye. With no more chemicals on my scalp, my hair is so shiny and more healthier than ever.
Yes my mother's best friend died her hair and for some strange reason she also lost her eyebrows and her doctor said it was caused by the hair dye. I still don't understand that since she didn't dye her eyebrows but just the hair on her scalp. I guess some kind of allergic reaction?
Nothing made lose more hair than being vegan for 3 years. The month I reintroduced animal products back in my diet the hair regrowth specially in front was very visible.
I've been going through this in the past 6 months. We had alot of household emergencies this summer and other stresses. I think it's caused alot more shedding than normal. I also found out my hemoglobin was low a month ago. Since then I started taking a prenatal vitamin and an iron tablet daily.
I watched your two videos on hair loss last night! I've been experiencing major hair loss, the ball of hair after I shower has doubled. 😢 Thank you for this video.
you're getting more beautiful by the day Dr Dray. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. You're one of the few who I truly listen and believe when it comes to skin care 😊
I pull my hair back tightly for 20 years and no one ever told me not to and now I have the widest part. 😖 I have adequate nutrition,supplementation and exercise and nothing has helped. Both parents are thinning at the crown. 🤦🏻♀️ Minoxidil did NOT work for me at all and it gave me constant painful migraine headaches and it would make me severely nauseous. 🤢 I have never slept well thanks to sinuses and I just bought a Mulberry Silk pillow case off Amazon and I am enjoying it. It wrinkles badly though and my tear drops stain the pillow but it washes great. I am always feeling run down and I don’t even have kids or a husband. 🤨 I did 10 free sessions with a therapist intern through my State College and it helped. 🙏🏻
In my case hair loss was due to vitamin D deficiency and my hair was back to normal after just a few weeks of my Dr prescribed vitamin D! I was feeling very low energy and losing a lot more hair in the shower. I’ve always had the best, full head of hair and was noticing some thinning around the temples especially if I did a ponytail I would notice. And just losing a crazy amount of hair when I would wash and detangle. I had iron deficiency in the past so thought maybe it was that again. But all my tests came back normal except vitamin D was low! My hairstylist also had the same experience recently and also found out she had low vitamin D. In my case I believe it’s due to lack of sun this year as I have had to work from home since March! Definitely do bloodwork if you’re experiencing hair loss and other symptoms. Some deficiencies may very well be the cause. So many women are quick to buy hair growth supplements and products without testing first to see if there is an underlying issue. After just 2 weeks I was losing hair at a normal rate again and my energy was much improved. Now it’s been over a month and I feel great!
@@leilaleya6992 sure, I just looked up my old results. It was in the ‘insufficient’ range. When I tested 6 months later I was at 25, normal range. (Should have tested sooner but I was just feeling much better & still avoiding the hospital due to surge of COVID at the time). Here’s details: Your value 16 ng/mL Standard range 20 - 79 ng/mL Interpretation of 25-OH Vitamin D Levels (ng/mL): Deficient 150
My long thick blonde hair fell out in handfuls years ago when my toddler was suddenly ill, in a coma, hospitalized. It was touch and go for several weeks. My hair literally fell out in the hospital. Like a cleaner behind me brushing it off the floor. I cut it shorter much shorter and started again.
I know this is a fairly older video, but I searched for hair loss. My mother and I had COVID at Christmas this past year. Now we seem to be shedding an increased number of hairs. Hair is found all over your clothes and around the house, also hair brushes quickly are full of hairs. Glad to know it will hopefully last a limited time.
I’m having the same had covid 3 months ago and a breakup 5-6 months ago. My scalp hurts and I’ve been losing so much hair and I can thinning on my scalp and I’m in my 30s
I have been taking zinc 10 mg and magnesium glycinate 200 mg per day since 03 months .... my hair shedding stopped now .... I want to use collagen peptides but iam extremely afraid of using collagen peptides 😶
@@CalmVibesVee which collagen peptides do you use .? And you have been using since how many months .? And did you notice any side effects .? It would be greatly helpful if you answer
@@catherinezetajones6982 I have been using Vital Proteins brand unflavored collagen since March2020. No side effects for me. I saw noticeable hair improvement in 3-4 months. I Felt joint improvement before then. My skin looks better and there are many things it helps. I started taking it for my spinal disc health and will continue. I hope you find some you like. I just updated my picture with hair growth. It’s hard to believe it’s finally improving with daily beef and collagen. I’m very grateful.
I just caused extreme hair loss by shaving my head 🪒 Dr. Dray your looking mighty radiant on this sunny Friday. Great topic today have a fun weekend! 👉🏻☕️ 💃🏻 ⭐️ 👌🏻
I’m currently dealing with hair loss bc of covid. My hair has always been ginormous and always got in my way and I’ve always loved it but now I’ve lost so much hair it never gets big anymore. I’ve cried every single day. Seeing all my hair go like that breaks my heart. You’ve helped calm my fear a good bit. At least I know what’s wrong and why it’s happening and that’s all I need. I’m currently trying to figure out what vitamins I need and what foods I need
Found out that I have cancer in March, when the quarantine started. Was a bit surprised that my hair was hanging in there until a few months ago when the telogen effluvium hit. Makes sense now that it didn’t start right away. Appreciate the info in this video with time spans and how to help provide hair with the nutrition. Thank you for addressing this topic. 😻💙💙
I’ve been losing my hair for the past two years due to experiencing an extremely traumatic event. I literally have no hairline now. I’m afraid it’ll never grow back. It hurts my confidence so much
@@zashamina3823 its slowly growing back by the temple area but still find that I'm shedding (i know its normal) but just the extent to which it happens isn't:/
@@solg1391 I had 2 losses in January because of Covid and a break up of 6 years. I had intense stress, and I even started to get grey hair I’m 23. Now I’m balding, I hope it grows back for me and you too.
@@zashamina3823 sorry for your loss. And it's noticeable in my temple area as far as the thinning. My hair feels like its slowly growing back however, I still have a lot of breakage :/ hope yours grows back. I'd suggest vitamin A and briogeo hair care
Went through a surprise divorce (husband walked out on me), job loss (yay pandemic), selling of my home, cheating boyfriend, car crash and moving across the country all in less than 9 months. I am surprised I still have any hair.
Good morning Dr D,☀️ I hope your doing well. I love you touched on this with everyone. We see a huge issue with this lately. One thing I have been recommending to clients is a “ Castor Oil” mask they wear to bed. Take Castor Oil and comb it through your hair and apply a cap and sleep with it on. I hope this helps for anyone struggling. Just a natural possible solution🙌🏻🍑Lisa Peaches Skin Care
omg this explains so much, 3 months ago I was having a extremely stressful time the most in my entire life, and a week ago suddenly while washing my hair a HUGE clump of hair fell out suddenly and I freaked thinking I had cancer and just didn't know, its a bummer that its gonna take 6 months to grow back properly tho but atleast its in the winter
My adrenal glands nearly quit after my hysterectomy and I lost what seemed like half my pony tail and you could see through my scalp. It's much better now but it took 7 years of steroids and a Biotin, Keratin, and Collagen supplement to now have thick hair again. Thank you for this video. I know I could be eating better. Have a great Friday! ~Lori in Maryland 💞
I experienced this a few months after my husband died. My daughter noticed it when I was combing my hair after my shower and she said there was a huge bald patch in the back of my head! A dermatologist took a look and was reassuring that it would eventually come back and thankfully it did!
i was just researching hair loss and actually got advice from my doctor, with this video it has to be fate!! can you do a inkey list hair treatments review next? thank you as always!
She did do a video on products and treatment in the past. I just can’t remember when. I remember she talked about a light therapy cap that seemed promising.
@@karenbyrnes7122 the cap is called the irestore and I guess I should be checking to see if they will have a Black Friday sale. Don't know how helpful this is if hair loss is caused by stress and knowing that it will grow back if caused by stress, may not want to spend $1,000 or so on and I restore.
@@sable7114 I lost my dad over the summer. My hair fell out by my temples and by the top of my hairline. It took a few months, but it is growing back. I look like a kid that was playing with scissors. My dr also prescribed me Spironolactone which Dr Dray also recommended, but that is for the inherited balding genes in my family. Not sure what worked because she prescribed it after the trauma. I did see the cap company was offering a discount at the time that I looked into it.
I’m constantly shedding for years now... has gotten so much worse... the concept that it won’t end up in me going bald seems to not be a reality... I have less than 2/3 rd the hair I once had... in fact it is more like 1/4 and still losing. Dr told me to take biotin and use castor oil on my scalp.
Covid hit me very hard and then a bad car accident happened. Stress everywhere. Now my hair is a wreck. Thanks for your good info. I will be going to a dematologist soon.
Thank you for the video. I need to chill. It's a cycle I worry about it and more hair comes off, the lack of sleep doesn't help either. I'm trying the pillow you recommend and the greens when the holiday purchases are a good excuse :S
This video is filled with so much valuable information. I love every time I get to find content like this because I feel we all deserve to have more tips, love, and support available to us on these types of platforms. Thank you so much for sharing.
Happy Friday Dr dray and everyone . Wonderful topic . I have always had fine hair . Now at 57 and a partial hysterectomy my hair is a bit thinner not really hair loss . I did find that once I stopped coloring my hair it helped . Thank you for always bringing us topics that not everyone knows about . Have a fabulous day love to mom and Tybee xoxoxox
With all the stress the last several months has caused all of us, we should all be bald! 😬 Seriously though, great topic. Happy Friday, Dr Dray! Have a cozy evening. 💚
back when i lost my only child in his teen yrs my hair was falling out, due to stress, then i lost my job then apt. recently due to stress of inflation &trying to pay bills &payments for a unit, cant afford a place of my own, its falling out again, it never grew back the last time. this time its not stopping, its gotten so very very thin. not much left.
I had a thyroid cancer surgery in 2021. My hair started falling out 8 months later, and only after I did a round of PRP! And it still hasn't grown back.
There it is again. I wonder about something and it’s like you’re telepathic. Knowledge is power. You’ve changed my life. I couldn’t put into words how valuable you are. Your good healthy energy is infectious too.☕️
I suffer from anxiety AND dermatitis seborrheic on my scalp. Is there a possibility that my hair has been falling out due to damaged follicles from scratching too much? If so, what can I do about it?
I was wondering why I got hairloss again and when you said it takes 3 months to trigger the hairloss after the stressful event I checked my calendar and saw that 3-4 months ago was my root canal treatment and several other dental procedures in a really short time frame which at the time broke out my eczema really bad (stress), and I wasn't even aware it was so stressful to my body! Woah, thank you dr Dray for this knowledge.
Thanks for this. I’ve been dealing with extreme hair loss since March and doctors can’t find anything wrong so it has to be stress, the fact that it happens months later to the stressful event makes a lot of sense in my case. I assumed I was prematurely getting bald :D and considering the track record of 2020, that might as well happen...
Have you checked your thyroid? (TSH is not a good thyroid indicator). Morning body temperature? Should be 36.6 Degrees Celsius upon waking and after breakfast 37 degrees Celsius. Also do you have cold hands and feet? Could be sign of hyperactive adrenals, which means your thyroid is not functioning well.
@@manny769 Thank you for the tips! Yes, my endocrinologist and I have checked absolutely everything, hormones, vitamin D, thyroid, I had it properly checked, temperature is also fine, I don't have cold hands or feet. One thing left to check is Zinc as its deficit can also have similar symptoms but as of now, everything is normal and I am healthy on paper, but the hairloss and headaches are some of the worst I've had in years. It's OK though, I suffer from anxiety and depression, it's possible it was all nerve-related all along, it's just a very frustrating diagnosis. Sometimes I prefer to know there's something that can be properly cured, not an issue that can only be managed by "reducing stress" that I can't do :/ This has happened before, my body shuts different parts down after something nerve-wrecking happens, just didn't expect hair to be the next thing. Baby hairs are growing back though, so that's good news. Thanks for taking time and replying!
The skin above my lip is lighter than the rest of my face! What can I use to make my face even?? Can you please tell me what to use to treat it! I’m desperate 😭 it’s very noticeable! I’m in my 20’s and I have oily skin, it’s been like this for a couple of years, it doesn’t get better, it looks like I have a white mustache! Help please dr dray!
I’ve gone through extreme stress, multiple traumatic events this past year and suffered from anxiety which is when I started noticing my hair falling out on my head. However I also started noticing thinning of my hair all over my body. I don’t see it fall out or anything like that but when I shave it grows back extremely slow and it’s just not as thick. I hear all these videos specifying your hair on your head but what about the hair all over body. Does it work the same as well? I’ve also gotten blood work and all came back normal.
Greetings Dr. Dray hope u r well n 🖐Hello Every1 n Happy Friday😀n what a Wonderful Vid.... thanks n Really Appreciate u Sharing how Stress Can Cause Hair Loss n the Things we can Do to Prevent it👍n Continued Blessings to All💜....
@@CamiDiscerns me too! my favorite feature and i used to get tons of compliments on my hair. i’m slowly getting it back though! i wasn’t taking care of myself for awhile
Yeah, everyone used to compliment my hair too, I had pride in it, I called it my lion's mane... I started minoxidil 2 weeks ago and I'm losing less hair every day... hopefully it comes back, it really has messed me up. I'm glad your hair is coming back.
how is it now? due to hair loss caused by stress, I stopped going to the hairdresser, i wasn't wiping my hair after shower, and I developted curly hairs XD Everyone likes my curly hair, but I am going bald/buzz cut, because i'm tired of counting every hair gone :)
