Women's Hair Loss

Hair loss in women is just as big of a problem as hair loss in men. The difference is that most men can sport that "Dr Phil" look and survive. This is not a good look for women. You are about to discover some of the common causes and a possible answer if you are one of the record number of women that are suffering from hair loss or hair thinning. If you have been noticing more hair in your sink and hairbrush, or if you feel that your hair is getting thinner, you need to read this!

As we know no two bodies are alike and do not react to causes in the same manner. With that in mind let's review some of the causes of hair loss in women.

One of the first of course is the diet. If it does not have enough protein or it is unbalanced, it could cause problems. Also anemic women may suffer.

A change in hormones due to menopause could cause problems that could even be permanent.

Shampoos may contain surfactant, which is a lathering ingredient, which causes itching, scratching and irritation. If you are shampooing too often, you could be causing hair loss.

Nothing looks better than a woman who has just done her hair and makeup. Looking in the mirror you must be thinking that the good Lord is proud of his work! But the truth is that all of that heat from the blow dryer, curling iron, and hot rollers, along with that extra manipulation can be very bad for your hair. Moderation would be the key here.

Many things in our lives cause psychological and physiological stress. These could be such things as pregnancy, surgery, a death or maybe even a marriage breakup. A lot of times if this is in fact the cause of hair loss, it could be temporary.

And of course everyone probably knows that hair loss can be hereditary. Not your fault, but it is something that you have to deal with.

There are some health issues that are attributed to hair loss. Such things as thyroid problems, lupus, and even diabetes.

And Alopecia Areata is an autoimmune condition that causes circular bald patches on your scalp. This is the body attacking the hair follicles. Cortisone shots may be required for this condition. You should see the doctor if you suspect that you have this condition.

So there you have it. 8 reasons that you could be losing your hair or have thinner hair. Some things you have control over and some you don't.

The good news is that there is help for the majority of hair loss sufferers. Provillus has developed a treatment plan that includes a topical solution combined with a dietary supplement that could put you on the road to recovery.  Get started before it gets worse. Feel great in front of that mirror again!