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Many women swear by using mayonnaise, olive oil, or other common food products to help keep their hair healthy. With so many proposed solutions and a lack of clinical research, it’s hard to say that these things really work. While it might work for some people, preventing hair loss is really about good health overall and taking preventative steps to ensure you scalp and hair follicles stay healthy. Even with all of that if you’re genetically predisposed to hair loss, you may still have to battle with balding. So this is more of a myth than a tested, tried and true solution.

Staying hydrated is important health of your entire body. The recommended 8 to 10 glasses a day helps ensure that your skin and everything underneath it is well hydrated and functioning correctly. Your hair and scalp require water to thrive, just like any other parts of your body. If you are not drinking the recommended amount of water a day, it is possible that your hair starts thinning and falling due to dehydration. When the body is deprived of sufficient amount of liquid/ water, it compensates in other ways. Hair loss could be an effect of that. Continue reading “Dehydration and hair loss?”

Although there is no study linking hard water to hair loss, many of the minerals that are found in hard water can impact the health and condition of your hair. If you have hard water in your area, you may notice that the extra minerals in the water may cause your scalp and hair to feel dry.  Build up of calcium and iron on the hair may lead to damaging the hair and blocking new growth from follicles. Installing a water purifier in your shower, or a water softener may help prevent some of the hair loss associated with the harshness of hard water.

Sometimes people wonder if their hair loss is a result of their dandruff. This is a very common myth, and can be a bit tricky to answer for a few reasons. In general, dandruff is not a direct cause of hair loss. However, the scratching associated with dandruff can in fact damage the cuticular scale of your hair shafts. The cuticular scale is a protective covering on each individual hair, and when damaged, can lead to the hair falling out. In most cases, dandruff does not lead to such an amount of scratching, and therefore is probably not the reason for your hair loss. Continue reading “Dandruff causing my hair loss?”

Enjoying the sun is one of the best parts of the summer, but prolonged exposure to the sun can put your hair and skin at risk. The sun can cause the hair follicles and skin of the scalp to dry out, which can cause hair loss. If you are in at the beach or going into the pool, you may also find that the water dries your hair out since the water will rinse out some of the natural oils that protect it. When hair is stripped off its natural oils, it can weaken and fall out. Continue reading “Does being in the sun cause my hair loss?”