What can make your hair fall out?

Every hair strand on an individual’s head has a growth cycle, so in the case of MPB, the cycle starts to get weak, and hair follicles get smaller; creating short and fine hair strands. As time goes on, this growth cycle for hair ends, with no newer hair growing in to replace it – thus causing the baldness. read more

The constant fluctuations that occur following pregnancy and childbirth can lead to thinning hair or loss in patches. This is normal and can last up to three months after the birth of your child. Your body will recover from the loss and your hair will grow back. Medication. Several types of medications can cause your hair to fall out. read more

Vigorous styling and hair treatments over the years can cause your hair to fall out. Examples of extreme styling include tight braids, hair weaves or corn rows as well as chemical relaxers to straighten your hair, hot-oil treatments or any kind of harsh chemical or high heat. read more